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| Wildhorse Co. | Sandhill Co. | Windsore Co. | |
| Supplies on hand may 31, 2020 | $ 830.00 | $ 1,005.00 | $ 1,355.00 |
| Supplies purchased during the year | $ 3,805.00 | $ 3,105.00 | $ 2,355.00 |
| Supplies on hand may 31, 2021 | $ 705.00 | $ 1,405.00** | $ 1,755.00 |
| Supplies used during the year | $ 3,930.00* | $ 2,705.00 | $ 1,955.00 |
*830+3805-705
**1005+3105-2705
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