Warrant journals, 1913-1934.

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Warrant journals, 1913-1934.

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Warrant journals superseded WARRANT RECEIPTS, RS 105.009, and confirmed warrant delivery, either to warrantee in person or by mail. Each warrant entry included warrant number, amount and issuance date; warrantee name; disbursement reason (i.e., services or labor performed; supplies or equipment provided; fees refunded); and appropriation fund from which warrant was issued. Until 1918, journals usually contained warrantee signature and address, but after 1919, only check marks indicate that warrants were sent.

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