Miscellaneous Appropriations and Payments in Bristol County
A state accounting record lists numerous local appropriations and payments including Mothers' Aid grants, memorial and holiday committees, library and Red Cross funds, fire engine support, polling and tax enumerator costs, teachers' retirement and sinking funds, and bond notes. Amounts total 48,972.74 with itemized entries for Bristol, Providence, and state accounts.
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Bristol Home
Bristol County Farm Bureau
Rogers Free Library
American Red Cross
Bristol
American Gas Accumulator Co
Ose Co
Steuson Engine & Naught Hook & Lad. Co
Defiance Hose Co
Jatee
King Philip Steam Fire Engine Co
Ernest Torrey
Akerman-Standard Co
I. Easterbrooks
Joseph J Fr
Bristol Town Election Warns Voters For March Ballot
Rhode Island Bristol county issues notice for district meetings on March 11 1925 at 9 am. Voters in Districts 1 and 2 gather at Artillery Armory and Town Hall to elect Moderator Town Clerk Town Council Probate Judge Town Treasurer School Committee two Assesors two Sewer Commissioners and district officers for specified terms. The notice is signed by Town Sergeant Thomas E Johnson with dates 2 27 3 6 10.
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Trust Co
Ait Co
Ie & Co
Helen F. Colt High School
Thede
John W. Church
Servi
Fayoni
Industrial Co
Repairs Porest Co
Bristo
Ofies Appliance Co
Cabin
Easterbrooks F
Jom C. Moore Corp
Cabinet of
Easterbrooks Fund
Pearse
Bristol
Akerman-Standard Co
J HA. Wall
East Burial
A. Edmonds & Co
Victor I. Miller
25 Trust Co
Bristo Me
LG O i Laerta
Elec
Beli
Warren
George
Maine CG
Smith Co
Highwa Construction
Frank C. Pearse
Hila Mae Gray
Clerl
Ruth B.weaver
Eadena Bea
Helen Campagna
Farrelly. Bros
Ingape Lee
Ene
John W. Wall
Thompson Ave
Robert Newbold
Brady
Wm. Werry
Eng
HM Supply Co
North Burial Ground
Industrial Epopaon Co
Treas
Industrial ‘Trust It Co
Providence
Mothers’ Aid Industrial Trust Co
Pesiealyit
Witsoe
Industrial Trust Co
Amos
Gorham
John W Church
Artillery Armay
State Street
Bradford Street
Thomas E. Johnson
Bristol town meeting notices outline 1925 appropriations
The notice from Bristol town council lists budgets for 1925 including public schools police fire sewer and highway funds. It details proposed appropriations to buildings equipment sidewalks streets and various departments with a vote on multiple resolutions and bond mentions. The document names Thomas E Johnson as the town officer.
Bristol Probate Court Hears Request for Admin of Chesebrough Estate
In Bristol on February 18 1925 the Probate Court heard a written request by Julia A Herreshoff and Edith R Chesebrough nieces of Caroline IL H Chesebrough for appointment as administrators of the deceased intestate. A hearing is set for March 16 1926 at 1030 AM in the Bristol Probate Court. Notice will run for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phenix.
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Bridget Coyle
Bristol
Francis Fullam
Augustus O. Bourn
Re Court of the Own of
Ann O. Bourn
Estes
Cours
Stephen W. Bourn
John W. Church
Caroline IL
H. Chesebrough
Julia A Herreshoff
Edith R. Chesebrough
H Chesebrough
Julia A. Herreshoff
Rhodes Island Hospital Trust Company
Bristol Phenix
John W Church
Wisconsin-born commander leads Iowa Legion post
The new Department commander, born March 4 1892 at Waldemar, is a former Navy officer and aviation petty officer who joined the American Legion after attending Shattuck Military Academy and the University of Minnesota. He led the Fourth district in 1928, helped organize a post at Waucoma, and traveled widely to build morale. He is a successful lumber business executive, married with three children, residing in Mason City.
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Une
Department of
Awa
Ame Legion
Savyr
Waldemar
Tows
Webster Wis
Aviation
Great Lakes
Armiance
Legion
Poat
Wau‘coma
Iowa Legionnaires
Cou
Shattuck Military Academy
University of Minnesota
Mason City
Legion commander urges focus on air defense and preparedness
National commander James G. A. Crain of the American Legion deplores neglect of national defense and urges strengthening air forces even while seeking peace. He spoke at a luncheon with Capt. Lowell H. Smith and Lieut. Leslie Arnold present as exemplars of aerial prowess.
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James G A. Crain
American Legion
United States Army
Round
Lowell H. Smith
Leslie Arnold
Drain
Loup City Legion Post Aims to Lead Nebraska in 1925
Loup City Nebraska post of the American Legion expects to lead the state in 1925 with rapid growth. On October 6 a meeting featured Department Commander Courtney who delivered a strong address. Fifty five new members were enrolled after the talk, bringing the post total to eighty.
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Loup City
Neb
American Legion
Legion
Nebraska
Courtney
Two Lady Adjutants in Department of Florida
The Department of Florida of the Legion reports two lady post adjutants, one in Miami and one in Daytona. Howard Rowton, adjutant, notes his wife the “red-headed stenographer” says the department has a lady adjutant when asked. At an adjutants’ conference in Indianapolis she teased members into sending more clues to headquarters than her husband had secured in a month.
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Department of Florida of the Legion
Miami
Daytona
Howard Rowton
Howard
Indianapolis
Merry Membership War Stirs Legion Auxiliary
Jim Crain's message to the American Legion auxiliary sparks a merry membership war in Minnesota. He says the auxiliary could reach 10,000,000 members while the Legion maxes at 4.5 million, prompting a challenge to outpace the Legionnaires by the end of 1925.
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Merry
Jim Crain
American Legion Auxiliary
the Legion Auxiliary
Legion
Auxiliary
Department of Minnesota
Department
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