Jefferson Township Trustee Report 1922 Disbursements
Jefferson Township Putnam County Indiana reports disbursements for school teaching haul and services. Amounts listed include payments to Lore E Buis Orville Blue and others with dog tax and tax collections. A detailed ledger shows fund balances, receipts, and year end totals for township road school and tuition funds.
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Jefferson Township
Putnam County
Indiana
Lore E. Buis
Teach
Orville Blue
W. R. Allee
Kiger & Co
Dallas Hodge
Dorothy Cline
Harry M. Smith
C. Gillen
Legal Service
A En Ann
Marion
Frank Heath
Lora FE
Buis
Theo McKamey
Clone Sinclair
Walter Dorsett
Po Runyan
Repr
Ccceer
Dallas Hodg
Elmer Nichols
Coal
Eats
Opies
Wat
Oscar F. Vaudin
Clarence Wildman
Cloverdale H. L. Co
Fred W. Tincher
T. R. Woodburn Pty. Co
James H. Humphreys
Lab
Lawrence Wildman
Brdg
Ibr
I A
Havleas Eee
Fees
James McCammack
Rpr
Jan Fees
Arthur Sutherlin
Lora E. Buis
A. M. Hodge
J. O. Plessinger
W. H Allee
W. H. O'Neal
Forrest G. Hurst
Verna Shap
Int
James Truesdale
D. N. Goble Prig. Co
Central National Bank
Bond
Forrest Smith
R. W. Ferguson
AP Me. Hoare
James Walker
C. Gorham
Oscar F. Vaughn
JA W. Ferguson
Katie Dorsett
Enum
Wm. McMains
James B. Scott
Lee Roy Allen
Yorna Shaw
Rom
Cradick
W.R. Allee
Seeker
Verna Shaw
Luther Fendley
Samnee Corrab
Efeee
J. B. Morrison
Paves
de Lawrence Wildman
R. E. Knoll
Bal
Kiger
Johnny Nichols
Fe'hert Humphreys
QO. Rule
Chen
W. M. Moser
J Arnold
Prem
Noble Allee
FH. Hammond
Neles
Famon
Walter Mdorcett
John Fridden
Esseeces
Kanneth Marrison, Lab
Sede
Fwaemore Rant
Win
YY Warhert
RAN
Wm T Warhert Inh. Co
Eee
A'Neal
Ann Tintan Shaw
Jeorze McCammack
Mawes Elnon Erh
House
W. FH
O'Neal
James Sutherlin
Kindling
Labor
Westhaed Hanonal
Sams Peto Co
Winnudd- Milan
P Peron Man
TAN AN Mann Sealate Taanh Az An
Sinclair
Mee Wana Shaw
Tanad Revs Wavensaay
Tose
Farmer’s Bank
Farmer's Bank
Farmera Bank
Farmers’ Bank
Uss
Wnciee
Sca
Cnes
Hatos
Sessene
Os Rees Lipeanus
Cleverer Than He Says
A London Chronicle passage records a confirmed bachelor returning from the far end of the earth to a club lunch. When asked about marriage at nearly sixty, he vows to wed a clever woman if he ever marries, noting he does not father clever offspring and would choose a highly clever partner instead.
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London Chronicle
The Place For Married Folks
A countryman and his bride apply at the box office for tickets. The clerk asks Parquet balcony or family circle. The bride, smiling, says seated in the Liberty circle would be proper for a married couple.
Unclear dialogue: a planned marriage and family concerns
A fragment shows a woman declares intent to marry Mr. Bul ticn while questioning his age and his lack of concern for the mother. The text presents personal conflict rather than a news event.
A Swelled Head
A scene notes Johnson feels lightheaded yet claims it is pose. The remark recalls a long pattern of swelling pride after praise for his previous book, labeling him a man of exceptional brilliance.
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Johnson
Arabella Proud Over Existence of Engagement Ring
Isabella notes Miss Passee’s pride from possessing one of the world’s 20 million engagement rings, highlighting rarity and status.
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Arabella
Miss Passee
Isabella
Rising generation and airships raise questions
Dialog hints at social divide as the youth seek access to air travel. Parents remark the rising generation can afford airships, underscoring economic gaps shaping future mobility and status.
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Sonny
Correspondence and Learning: A Humorous Exchange
A witty dialogue explores whether learning by correspondence is viable. One character questions the method while the other answers that its value depends on the person engaged in study and communication.
Perkin s tour romance ends with Swiss maiden
Perkins tutors a lord on a grand tour in Geneva where the lord falls for a Swiss peasant. Despite warnings of social barriers the lovers ignore consent. A letter from the marchioness brings relief but the three words Marry her yourself reveal a comic twist about duty and desire. A separate incident follows with a motorist asking if a sovereign will cover a dog’s death and a man wondering who owned the dog.
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Perkins
Geneva
Connecticut girl knocks down pugilist in dispute
A Connecticut girl angered by a pugilist struck and knocked him down. The pugilist plans to have her arrested. The incident underscores that the public figure cannot assault fighters who rely on fighting for a living.
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Connecticut
Trouble In Little Rhody Untimely Visitor Confuses Rhode Island
A woman who recently entered Rhode Island in a large bay creature caused confusion as two bots and a Nutmegeer Pomfret were pushed toward Connecticut. A five chody, Serine event is noted with unclear details.
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Rhode Island
Connecticut
Hallowe'en Party Brings Town Together for Pastor
In Hilltop the kind Philura Armstrong organizes a community effort to raise back salary for Parson Holmes and his wife. Deacon Green, Mrs Graves, and Judge Bascom join in, with Bascom contributing fifty dollars after a doorstep appeal in his auto. The plan culminates in a Halloween party to lift spirits and aid the church.
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Hilltop
Philura Armstrong
Parson Holmes
Brother Holmes
Mr. Holmes
Clarksville
Jason
Green
Deacon Green
Philura
Hallowe’en
Mrs. Graves
Miss Philura
Miss Armstrong
Hallowe'en
Con
Sam Bascom
Minster
Halloween Feast at Hilltop Ends With Surprising Back Pay
Miss Philura and friends from the woods attend a merrymaking hosted by Judge Bascom and the Holms. A cider toast accompanies pumpkins, red apples, and cookies, ending with two envelopes: the pastor’s back salary and a fifty dollar check with warm wishes for next Halloween.
How to Build a Camp Fire by Horace Kephart
A guide from Outing advises gathering dry hardwood twigs and building a tripod with shaved kindling. Create a conical wigwam of upright sticks to allow air flow, then ignite to produce a quick blast of heat and steam under a hanging pot.
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Horace Kephart
Odd Colors of Gold and Historic Coins
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes gold color varies by alloy and source. It mentions $50 California coins, octagonal form, and abrasion losses from wear. Australian, placer, and quartz-derived gold differ in hue with the reddest gold from the Ural Mountains.
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California
Ural Mountains
Philadelphia Inquirer
Lowdownest Newspaper From the Mojave Desert
Randolph KR Freeman issues The Submarine at In dio station on the Southern Pacific Railroad. He calls it the lowdownest newspaper on earth with a submarine tint and an office 212 feet from some reference. Editorials include Along the Coral Strand and The Undertow. McGinty runs the funny department.
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Randolph KR. Freeman
Indio
Mojave Desert
Southern Pacific
McGinty
The Christy Girl and Other Miscellany Dialogues
A fragment from a periodical features quips and exchanges about society life. Dialogues touch on auction pace jokes about fashion and class, with references to a brideto be and a mysterious butler who might be a detective plus light humor about horses ships and circus plans.
Faker on Train? Comic Uses Cotton Hand Trick
A renowned comedian on a railway journey disguises a cotton wool filled glove as a human hand in front of his coat and slips his ticket between the fingers. When the guard calls for tickets the fake hand is seized along with the ticket, causing the guard to faint and call for smelling salts.
Warning Grief Ends in Witty Exchange at Bedside
A Mormon wife inquires about her husband as a physician delivers grim news. The doctor warns the end is near and gently suggests a funeral irony by noting most good seats are already taken. The exchange reveals quiet humor amid impending loss.
A Common Fate
A quotation framed as dialogue contrasts fear of being known by a number with the shared suspicion faced by people who own automobiles, spoken by a prisoner and a philanthropic Visitor. The exchange hints at universal scrutiny and loss of identity.
Packing for Vacation Amid Tough Times
A personal note discusses a wife facing difficulties and the struggle to choose essential items for travel. The speaker frames packing as a way to manage stress while prioritizing truly indispensable articles.
Doctor Corrects Diagnosis In Jumbled Exchange
In a muddled exchange a doctor dismisses gout as rheuil pout isin while an assistant mutters about salary and haste, reflecting a chaotic conversation with unclear medical terms.
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Ruth Duvall
W. McCammack
A. W. Mandy
R. W. Ferruson
Pilling Lab
Edgar G. Hurst
John J. Mabb
Roscoe Bailey
Inoch Nelson
Mow
Sch
Lemuel Wallace
Gravel
Edens Doo
Hattie B. Neier
K.P. Multine
Caus
Geo. T. Collins
Rpr. Sch. House
Bertha Ferguson
Nat’l Bank
M. Foe
Ruth du Vall
J. S.finmey
The
Wusseil
Vse
J. H. Baldock
E. R. Hamrick
Herman Bryant
Jos. Grubb
Bridge
C'dale Hdw
Lbr. Co
J. M. Heavenridge
Chas
J. Arnold
Prig
James & Allee
Pee Dee
H. Askew
D. C
Palmer School
Davenport
Iowa
Washington St. Res
the Herald
Mr. Bulticn
Little Rhody
Hallowe'en Party
Deacon
Philary
Mrs. Holmes
Mary
Judge Bascom
Holmes
Rip van Winkle
Mattie Dyer Britts
Christy
Harrison. Fisher
Son
Pop
Willie Jones
Layleigh
Miss Hitts
Imtahfere
Mr. Layleigh
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