State Prize for School Improvement 1918 1919
Twenty five prizes of forty dollars each will be awarded to schools showing the greatest improvement between May 1, 1918 and March 1, 1919. Schools must file an application with the Prize Score Card signed by local officials and the county education superintendent. Photographs of new buildings help, and prizes include one local association prize per county from outside funds.
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Mare Ist
Mareh Ist
Trial of Trust Dd
Theensus
Tocal Association
Treasuer
Hiveghar
Periesix Priaes
Mage Weige
Eyeh
Chalor
Phuc
Arne Seeold
Joel School
Selon
Nhcp Cie
Setien
Marc
jSlite
School Improvement Association
Tlw
Sipertnrendat
Witke
Cohmutieey
Sehroe
Rte
Gad
Cain
Wiese Podze
Orsanier
Ay Shite Association
Madeleine
Atuds
Pelvonl Lees
Doath
Tuany Mendes
San Hood
Notice on tax collection and district levies in several counties
The book collection offices will open in the ly office from October to January without penalty. After that, penalties apply: 1 percent in January, 4 percent in February, 3 percent until March 13 when judged will close. Districts levy social school taxes with many named districts listed. People may pay by mail with a card noting township or property. Receipt proof required. Watson, Tax Commissioner.
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Nientty Mills
John Malls Oak Grave
Hillshane Mills
Wedteane HN Mills
Bink Mills
Wbul
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the Bank OF Dillon
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Tyaisuner
Federal
Hare Bank
Gover
Nist
First National Bank
National Bank
Dillon County
Nariel
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Paul-Gale-Greenwood Co
Granby Street
City Hall Ave
Norfolk
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the Peoples Bank
Pat Hees
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J. W. Connelly