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Show Man Page The Eureka (Utah) Reporter Four- - School Year 1948.1947 l( K C K 1 I T S Deficit Operating Fund Juno 30, 1940 lialanc Sinking Fkind Cash June 30, 1940 $3,168X3- 9-- 8,274.85 I 14,051.63 lfl,072.tW 605.28 43.00 40,071.74 1,205.14 398.90 J'-- ! 004.8a 182,814.52 deficit June 30, 1940 DISHUKSFMENTS 979,045.99 9 6X55.81 General Control (Administration) class 42X50.22 9,539.18 2,193.09 Instruction Coordinate Activities Auxiliary Agencies Operation of School Riant Maintenance of Sehmd llant Fixed Charges Capital Outlay Iebt Service 4,410.40 789.41 631.64 $80X69X6 7,164.73 on hand June 30, 1947: Deficit Operating Cash l.alanre Sinking Fund Cash 2,266.07- 1,042.50 1,223X7-- $27,(88).00 Total amount of bonded indebtedness Itemized Statement of Monies Paid Out, To Whom Paid and For What laid School Year 1916-194- 7 138.76 Acetylene Supply Co. School Supplies................... 544.25 A-Repairs and Schixd Supplies .... l Typewriter Company 96.00 Albert-lic- k Co., Inc. School Lunch Equipment 72.80 Inc. Education Magazines IresH, Aniericsn 50.38 Co. School Supplies American Handicrafts 5.00 American Stencil Mfg. Co. School Supplies 2,375.18) Anderson, Agnes Salary of Instructor 7.50 Anderson. Pete Judge of Flection 61.45 of Anderson Transportation Expense 1,553.75 e Creamrrie School Lunch Supplies 51.12 -; Autrey llrothers School Supplies 51.04 Lyman Raker, Postmaster Stamp ft Stain pd Knveloie 1.92 Rakers Confectionery Sehmd Supplies 772.88 Rail, France M. Salary Sehmd Lunch 1,985.(8) Ilechtol, Klizalieth K 18.35 Ardcn-Sunfrez- Rmiks Rinford and K Kird, Iiee Fuel toy Salary of Superintendent Rishop, Expense of Superintendent Rishop, The Rlakiston Cm Library Rooks Rlight, Alexander Kxpense of Superintendent Rlight, Alexander Salary of Superintendent. Supervisor and lrincipal II. G. lilunienthal Co. Repair 660.20 306.25 38.37 2.40 360.(8) 1 Ilookrraft luhlishera Library Rmiks n I WANT TO COME TO UTAH DUDE RANCH ' ning a trip out west. Would you please send me a list of dude ranches in Utah. We are very seriously considering staying in a plaee that has horses where we could do offico work." 3.36 Iurry Produce Co. School Lunch Supplies 14.25 J. C. Penny t'o. School Supplies ... . 15.20 Mechanics -- Magazine Subscription Popular 49.09 Progress Supply Go. School Lunch Supplies 50.181 Provo Rook ISuulcry Kcpaiix 2.100.00 Katnlle's Market School Lunch Sup. and School Supplies 156.62 Reeves-Woo- d ami Garrett Audit 4.46 Remington Rami, Inr. School ... Supplies 2.50 Rcstuarant ft Store Fquipment Go. School Lunch Eqpt 51. 181 Rexall Drug-Med- ical Supplies 60.00 Rocky Mountain Rank Note Go. Office Supplies . 137.94 Reynolds, Milliccnt Rland -of Instructor 17X0 11.83 2.50 - lost' F.agar, David R. NEW YORK STEMS Salary of Substitute Instructor Insurance Premium Salary of Principal and Instructor 18.18) 256.43 2,775.(8) .42 10.21 2,375.(81 101.18 416.27 LANSING. MICHIGANA About a fourth of the single amalT farm is now for vegetable and fruit gardens, and veteran and about a which operateThe sprayer Bean. Spartan John vetimr made here by third of the married disabled or electric power delivers up to 3 gallons per minute at gasoline erans are working to supplement a" wide range of pressure. Steel tanlc with jet agitation holds IS a good sued garden, or sever! income from the government. gallons of material, enough to spray 3. All disabled veteran empha- tree. The manufacturer also recommends the sprayer for weed kill, In in fruit or ihade tree.' sized the difficulty encountered fly and insect pest control and for apraying subsistence stretching monthly reEvery day in the year, includ-- - $14,100,000. This is $5,200 (XKLOoc payments ao that they might Inper year. Utah's share of this school. In main jug Sundays and holidays, the Disabled veterans in college tergt on the U. S. debt amounts to staggering amount is $24 400.00c and schola today represent about of the total veteran pop- T ' i ; one-ten- th ulation in educational institution. The study dearly discounted the general belief that war experiences or handicaps have altered vocational plans and ambitions of the great majority of American veterans. Three out of four disabled veterans aald their disability had not affected their choice of vocational objectives. Once having embarked upon distraining for a vocation most abled veterans have continued their objective. The study shows that 86 per cent have made no change in vocational plana since There' a reason for scalding milk before using it in a yeast starting training under governdough. The scalding stops the en ment benefits. Moat disabled veterans fed that zyme action which might othcrof the wise rauae some softening the majority of courses they are dough. The simple atep of scald- now taking are directly related to ing the milk make the dough the vocations for which they are easier to handle and improves the preparing. All but a few are satistexture of the breads made from fied with the progress they are it. making. 2.225.00 Ciiii-iniiat- Driscoll, Mary II. the-mai- n One-stor- 1, C-o- The Dunn Agency two-stor- 3.300.01) 16.10 27.81 Two New York gala, stenogra2.51 would ply 38.70 phers by profession, on ratio a ranch. At Utah t their 23.35 59.67 least they have indicated as much 6.70 in a letter to the Utah Department 1,155.62 of Publicity. 3.:ui Write Mia Alice Jezek, 99-874.27 14.43 211th St., Queen Village 9, New 2.1 15.00 York. "My friend and I are plan- 2.400.18) The Rrure Publishing Co California Finance Co. Repairs Office Supplies Carr Printing Co. The Caxton Printers, Inr. Library Rmiks Chase Lumber Co. Repairs (hattertoii. Catherine Salary of Librarian Gerald Chat win Repairs School Supplies The Chemical Rubber . Chief Consolidated Mining (to. Repair Childs, M. Aldi-Salary of l.us Driver and Maintenance Childs, Chauncey II. Salary of Instruction of Instructor Church, Gertrude-Sala- ry Church, Gertrude F.xiense of Instructor i F.loctrical Co. lteairs The Civic Education Service - Magazines Crane Company Repairs Christensen. J. D. Salary of Instructor Davis, William II. Salary of Janitor ft Music Co. Repairs .. Davis .... Duyncs Music Cniniany School Supplies .. Deseret News lublishing Co. Printing Co. Repairs luy i ry room. disabled seed-boxe- Total Deficit June 30, 1947 Library One-StoBy Emphasising the llorlxontal Line, Flower Borders Make 11 ousel Appear Larger. of Landscape planting about a houie and the brightly colored annuals should be a decoration, carefully dwarf habit are widely accepted as this purplanned to enhance the beauty of the moat auitable plants for the building, completing an attrac- pose. Their color gives a welcome tive picture as it la viewed from touch, and they leave the view from windows unobstructed. Seed may be the street. s indoors, When taU tree dwarf the house, started early In shrubs and ever- and grown to a size suitable for and over-larg- e greens hide it, and prevent the oc- transplanting by the time the aoil cupants from seeing out of the win- can be prepared. There are many dows, the planting has not achieved varieties which will grow quickly from seed sown directly in the borIts purpose. are of such failures der where the plants are to grow, Examples frequently given by modem one-sto- and they will bloom until freezing homes planted with the shrubs weather come In the fall. Besides and evergreena which have long providing a decoration for the been the conventional materials to house, many annuals are suitable y hornet with high for cutting, to be used in the house. use about basements, which needed a band of Dwarf double French marigolds, green to "tie them to the ground." for planting next to the house, as y house, vyilh shown in the illustration, come in floor little higher than ground level, tones of orange, yellow and maroon, different demand a treatment, by with several two-ton- e blend of to made be not which they will Violet colors. Queen, these Alyssum an effect seem lower, but broader, which is achieved by emphasizing used ai a ribbon planting in the foreground, blooms freely all sumthe horizontal line. should mer, retaining its deep violet colorlow plants growing Only be planted In front of low homea; ing In hot weather. ta 2. ry 7,434.48 llalanre Co. America's war disabled veteran are a serious lot of college moat determined to get the out of an education, a atudy made Council on Eduby the American Discation and sponsored by the abled American Veterans revealed. The study showed that disabled veteran, who must face life with a handicap and be prepared to re meet competition despite it, educational the with well satisfied programs offered. Other information brought to waa: light by the atudy take 1. Moat disabled veteran student In organized little part outside the group and activities 625.18) Uniform School Fund (including Equalization Fund) Slate District Schwd ljiid Slate High School Fund State Adult Education Juab (bounty Taxes Juab County Redemption laboratory and other fora Kent of building All other receipt leu ABOUT EDUCATION atu-den- 11 Total receipt ARE SERIOUS $ 4,227.28 1,1)58.75 fund June 30, 1940 Deficit in Federal Vocational Education Forest Reserve School Iaineh Fund (Federal $2X97.95, State f M52.90, Im-u- 94,424.00) Rids Gardens High Pressure Sprayer of Pests DISARM) VETS Flowers in Front Yard Beautify Modern Homes FINANCIAL STATEMENT Tintic School District 12, 19 Salary 3.16 89.16 1.4181.42 175.00 . . . Roiicrtx, Glen Repairs Rostrum, Clarence Judge of Flection Runnclls, FI Repairs Kcnjuinin II. Sanhorn Go. Textbook of Flection Sahey, Amelia-Jud- ge Salt Iaike Delta Freight IJne Freight on Supplies Salt Lake Glass ft Paint Go. School Supplies The Salt Lake Hardware Go. School Supplies Salt Izike Stamp Go. Office Supplies The Salt l.ake Tribune Printing Sanderson, Gilbert Fuel and Transportation Sandstntm, A1 Sax, Ludean Charles Schribner' Sons -- Library Rook Schena, Rebecca Goodyear Salary of Instructor Singer Sewing Machine Company Repair Smith, Arthur S. Salary of Janitor Smith, Russell School Lunch Supplies Sorensen, Ruby F. Salary of Instructor Sorensen, Ruby 9.10 191.88 19.44 17.51 2,144.80 ...ill 7.50 5.50 MAU7VMTC f ' I h m7R WB17SR GIVES YOU ALL THE HOT WATER VOU WANT, ALL THE TIME... PLUS DIVIDENDS! UNIQUE SHORT STORY CONTEST IS ANNOUNCED An opportunity for amateur or professional writers to have a story published In Cosmopolitan magazine and be paid $2,000 for it is presented in a unique contest announced in the March Issue of Cosmopolitan. Cash prizes totaling $3,000 will be paid contestants. For the best short story (2.500 to 10.000 words) $2,000 will be paid and the story published in the September 1948 Ten conissue of Cosmopolitan. solations of $100 each will be paid for the next ten beat submissions. A unique feature of the contest is that the stories should be inspired by a painting of the Javanese Goddess of the Dance, pictured in the March issue. "The story could be about anybody. about any place from Bombay to the Bowery, Brisbane to Boston." the magazine states. "The statuette could be an import' Educational Music Kureau Free Textbooks 6.77 Fust wood, Rill R. Repair 7.50 Kklntf, Genevieve Salary of Instructor 46X7 Kun-kAuto Service F.xpense of Transportation 6.67 Kureka City Water and Supplies 27.61 Hazel of Instrurtnr 1.785.18) Fslkenburg, Salary 3.91 .. 25.(8) Falkenhurg, Hazel Fxpcnse of Sehmd Census 9.00 Sen-icCo. Furnishing Fram Equipment ft 58.88 and Apparatus. 323.40 42.(81 Ferguson, Ellen S. Salary of Substitute Teucher 2.675.00 Foredom Fleet ric Co. 13.30 21.(8) 27.75 Forney Ice Cream Co. Sehmd Lunch Supplies 5.06 June School Ismch 10.16 Franks, Salary Helper ..... 2,150.84 W. P. Fuller ft Co. Sehmd Supplies 14.16 72.56 Funk ft Wagnall Company library Kooks 5X0 1,585.94 ant or a trivial part of the plot.' 289.33 Galloway, Carl Insurance Premiums 52.(8) The contest is open to both Gamble, W. E. 162.19 Salury and Kxiene of Drnixl Memticr 2X75.00 amateur and professional writers. Garbett, David Salary of Janitor 2.160.01) 75.(8) 120.18) Standard Got Garhctt, David Repair Sehmd I.um-- lbsun .. 58.75 All entries should be mailed to 2X75.00 Standard Oil Gear, Karlcan C. Salary of Instructor "The Dark Goddess Contest Edi3.36 Gear, Earlean (, Expense of Instructor Transportation tor, Cosmopolitan Magazine, 959 99.84 Gear, William D. Salary of Hoard Member 150.18) State Sehmd Roan Association 'hooi FxiHmsc Sunday 13.62 Eighth Avenue, New York 19, General Store ami Office Eqpt. Co. Sehmd Lunch Eqpt 20.61 I he State Insurance Fund Kmployer's Insurance 258.65 New York," and must be received General Iaint Corporation 107.24 State Superintendent of Itiblir Instruction Schw.i Repairs Suppii'ea'! 1.75 not later than June Ginn ftConipnnv Textbooks 4.30 Stephens, Dixie Judge of Flection 1, 1948. Win7X0 ners will Glens Key Men, Inc. Kej pairs fUl.Rtl Stones, Helen notified be of by June 30th. Instructor and Supervisor Siilary 2X75.00 M. II. Graham Company Olfice ami Sehmd Supplies 52.(81 Mono, llolon of Kxponso Miporvixtor 24.55 17.19 Sullivan, Annie K. Graybar Fleet ric Co. Repairs Salary of Instructor 2X75. (N) Green, Lco.W. Salary and Fxpenae of Hoard Member 158.40 Sullivan, Fllen UTAH SALES TAX lary School Lunch 772.88 Griffith, William Payments in Lieu of Transportation 69.18 Sullivan, Josic of Salary 2.100.00 The Gndier Society, Inc. Library Hook 8.12 Swift & Go. School iUiich Supplies 44.68 REACHES RECORD Hall, Dean G. Klary of Instructor 2,5!NI.38 1 he limes New Publishing Go. Printing Fxpcnse 63.00 Hill Hatch Sporting Good Company School Supplies 318.18) I orothv 'Timm Payment in Lieu of Transportation 36.08 Haynes, Theodore Salary of Hoard Member 150.(8) High .School - Short-terLoan 510.18 Henderson, Hetty Salary of Sehmd I.um-- Helper 10.16 Tintic High School Bolstered by continued record-hig- h Reimbursement Sehmd on 53.88 Supplies Henry luldishiiig Co. Magazine Subscription 3.00 ( ,,n,pany sales tax collections, Utah reSchool Supplies and Rcpaira! Riel, Ilolfman Hardware ft Sporting Good Co. School Supplies .. 895.25 242.41 John M. Towers ( o. School Lunch on fiscal Easy street with mained Fquipment Holt and 21.13 Rook Henry Company Library 2.21 estal, Incorporated Janitors' Supplies . Industrial Arts and Vocational Fdueution Magazine Sub. 369.21 special tax revenue for the first 2.50 inton School Form Co. School Supplies Industrial Simply Co. Repair 5.28 eight months of the current fiscal 24.95 I mon Pacific Railroad Go Freight on Lunch Fquipment '":!" 13.26 year Ingebretsen, Kay, Rawlins atul Christensen - S. Sehmd Fx. 12.2 25.00 f.1 totaling $17,746,169 Magazine Subscription Informative Classroom Picture Publishers - Library Rmiks 5.00 more than collected for the same 4.15 I nitm "lKJine ft Hardware ! ! Good Co Schm-- i supidira 30.66 Stanley C. Jacobs Co. Sehmd Supplies 69X9 I luted Ijitmralorie. Sporting Inc Repair 144.85 period the preceding year. Johnson, Elizabeth Salury of Instructor 2X75.18) Of the total collections. $8,703,' Johnson Service Co. Kepuirs 17.60 an inJones, Msurice K. Salury of Instructor 1X29.01 106 waa from sales tax 60.18) Jones, Melba M. Salary of Substitute Teacher 189.05 crease of 15.6 over thd $7,528, 22.60 Kelly Company Olfice Supplies 924.00 272 collected during the same 1.75 Mr. Jennie Kite Sunday Sehmd Fxpcnse 930.00 months in the 1946-4- 7 1. op fiscal year. I aiini'a Marke- t- School I.uiu-1 mptim. of Ibmd. Supplies and School Supplies ,675.08 to T he lieathen-raf- t the state andit.onlhMi tax comAccording Shop Sehmd Supplies 6,936.25 " 345.79 IiPalher Supply Company Sehmd Supplies 1.042.50 mission's report, signed by Kline 5SS.15 vvJtr !!"l 5 Irust Lmnpany Sinking Funi School Supplies and Repair Uea. Variety rl!k Lompany Anticipation Notes and Int. 35,474.66 F. Barney, commission cashier, .. T,fl 77.31 c ompany-Sch- ool ictona Judge of Flection Lunch Supplies 23.62 other special tax collections were 8.50 Webster KMll'cl Go Text Honk ... Publishing Life Magazine Subscription 8.62 spotty. 4.50 Weber Snnbcrg Hardware Co Genevieve Salary of Sehmd Iaim-llelm-- r Repair .. 1.75 3.33 For the compared periods, beer Luca. John T. Repairs Sehmd 4, Suppiics Company 40.48 taxes 24.(81 Wheolnck. K. K to $203,598; of Anna S. Hoard McDonell, dropped .2 Member Salary Salary Sehmd Lunch Manager 75.(8) 368.55 taxes rose 5.1 Magic Chemical Company School Lunch Supplies of to $579, clgaret Transportation:.:::::: 162.03 I.i,;u 35.48 iheH1 wMel lor, Wemlall Salary of Maintenance 394: inheritance taxes dropped Subscription .. hT 6.30 478.81 Metal Supply Co. Sehmd Supplies l library ilmks j0!?.. to $285,956, and oleomargar18.50 .6.7 5.(81 Milne, Dunne Salary of Hoard Member Supplies I' ,V ? ' 130.28 ine taxes rose 56.4 75.(8) to $167,382. Mitchell, Sadie Salary School lamch 746.23 statW,(! 73.(0 Income and corporation fran Moon, Wilma School Lunch Helper 3.33 chlse tax receipts for the period 171.72 a e ' s h . . . M.-Sa- . Clerk-Treasur- er -- h ... . ... :;Z:Z. wo7J;,asmntin ssssrs: r&e i , N. O. Nelson Co. WaStsJsw - - lie pairs Njelarn, Gladys Payment In Ueu of 'lYanawirtathin Nielsen, Gladys Judge of Flection Sons Library Rmiks lJ,tn North Idly Mining Co. R. pairs Onox, Im. Medicjkl Supplier Pacific lTalinum Works - hoi Suppiiea ZZZZZ1ZZZZ .!"Z!;; sr 180.00 bung first duly sworn on oath, deHses and that site orennred ih 4.25 foregoing statement, and that aame contain says a fuff trae 21.63 reiwrt of and disbursement of all mordes by the 10.58 Kducation receipt for the sehmd year 1946-194- 7 75.00 JOSIF SULLIVAN 7X0 6.00 Suhm-riheand sworn to me this 3rdda 1947. 1.16 CAUL CALLAWAY 35.90 Notary Iuh1ic 62.14 ltosHf d e totaled $1,345,29915 over the $1,169,442 collected through February during the preceding fiscal year. Stone Age Dice Fcbbles with crude markings on "rrmr, them were uaed by men near the time of the atone age in playing Reaiding at Fureka, Utah games or In gambling. UTAH POWER X LIGHT CO. A TAX PAYINO COMPANY -- Homo Ownership Contr" |