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$235,635 66 $88,254 72 $323,890 38 Maintenance and operation. . . . . . 137,980
37 110, 270 23 248,250 60 $373, 616 03 $198, 524 95 $572, 140 98 Ea'
penditures for maintenance and operation were: Department Division eacclusive
of of ...
$235,635 66 $88,254 72 $323,890 38 Maintenance and operation. . . . . . 137,980
37 110, 270 23 248,250 60 $373, 616 03 $198, 524 95 $572, 140 98 Ea'
penditures for maintenance and operation were: Department Division eacclusive
of of ...
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The problem of the old cases, most of which had serious deformities requiring
operations, was finally solved by referring many of them to the State Hospital for
Crippled Children at West Haverstraw, and the Hospital for Ruptured and
Crippled ...
The problem of the old cases, most of which had serious deformities requiring
operations, was finally solved by referring many of them to the State Hospital for
Crippled Children at West Haverstraw, and the Hospital for Ruptured and
Crippled ...
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The work of inspecting the condition and operation of sewage disposal plants
has not been prosecuted to the same extent as in recent years owing to the
greater necessity of utilizing the services of the engineers of the division in
investigating ...
The work of inspecting the condition and operation of sewage disposal plants
has not been prosecuted to the same extent as in recent years owing to the
greater necessity of utilizing the services of the engineers of the division in
investigating ...
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If the location or manner of operation of the camp be found by him to be
detrimental to the public health he shall cause the camp to be removed or the
manner of its operation to be corrected. Regulation 4. Permit required for labor or
...
If the location or manner of operation of the camp be found by him to be
detrimental to the public health he shall cause the camp to be removed or the
manner of its operation to be corrected. Regulation 4. Permit required for labor or
...
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... by the Infant Welfare Society. Board of Health pay nurse's salary. The nurse in
charge of welfare station in city of Tonawanda — adjoining. Stations, one; time in
operation, three years, six months. Total number of babies cared for during year.
... by the Infant Welfare Society. Board of Health pay nurse's salary. The nurse in
charge of welfare station in city of Tonawanda — adjoining. Stations, one; time in
operation, three years, six months. Total number of babies cared for during year.
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| Title | Documents of the Assembly of the State of New York, Volume 22; Volume 141, Issue 22 |
| Author | New York (State). Legislature. Assembly |
| Published | 1918 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 8 May 2009 |
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