Financial Ledger of General Fund and Bills Payable
Amounts deposited in General Fund from August 1 1912 to May 28 1913 total ? including Blaine Deming Ferndale Lynden Nooksack and Sumas with various sums. Payments from General Account August 1 1912 to May 28 1913 listed for Alki Blaine Deming Ferndale Lynden Nooksack Sumas and General Office totaling 10922.19. Outstanding checks shown for several individuals. Decrease in bank balance 1938.70. Bills receivable due from subscribers May 28 1913 with regional totals and bank balance 707.88. Revolving funds and excess indebtedness 6899.01 bringing total to 12476.72. Bills payable June 1 1913 itemized by department and vendors with notes and interest. Income of various Centrals per month noted as comparison to renter and stockholder rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Fund
Alki
Blaine
Deming
Ferndale
Lynden
Nooksack
Sumas
Ieha
General Office
Martine
Nelse Flecker
Marshall
J. J. Straumford
Manchester
Pesssaeene
Custer
B.C. Tel. Co
de Blaine
Do Custer
de Deming
Do Ferndale
Do Lynden
Do Nooksack
Do Sumas
Do General Office
Stromberg-Carlson
Kellogg Switchboard
Western Electric Co
Puget Sound Traction, Light &Power Co
Lynden Tribune
J. D. Custer
Lynden State Bank
W. S. Wells
Edwin Lopas
What Christian Instruction Is Not In Our Schools
The piece argues Christian schools are not church controlled and not meant for doctrinal teaching. It emphasizes harmony with Reformed principles, Bible as guide for all subjects, and that home church and school must cooperate without undermining parental duties. It warns against secular science and urges vigilant Christian training at home alongside school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Christian School
Proposed Republican Reorganization and Progressive Critique
A Philadelphia North American editorial praises E A Van Valkenburg and decries a Chicago conference led by Cummins Borah and Hadley to remap the GOP as progressive. It argues the plan would shrink total support, splits progressives, and predicts a broader shift to a two the two party system outside old alignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. van Valkenburg
Philadelphia North American
Tribune
Chicago
United States
Cummins
Iowa
Borah
Idaho
Hadley
Missouri
Progressive Party
Senate
Washington
Taft
California
Arizona
Texas
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Republican Party
Idaho Supreme Part
Sherman
Illinois
Kenyon
Works
Smoots
Ridgepole
National Committee
South
Barnses
Penrose
Penroses
Progressive Army
Senator la Follette
Mr. la Follette
Mr. Cummins
Colonel Roosevelt
la Follette
Messrs
Democratic Party
Notable Figures in Public Life and Political Events
Robert Underwood Johnson retires as Century editor in New York. Taft to attend Lincoln memorial commission meeting in Washington on June 9. Franklin B. Gault resigns as president of the South Dakota University Vermillion after seven years. Seventh Day Adventist officers reelected at Takoma Park Maryland. Stephen K. Stillwell sentenced to four to eight years in Sing Sing. Emmeline Pankhurst ill after jail release. suffragists alarmed. Didier Masson flies over gunboat Guerrero near Guaymas Bay. Anna Morgan named delegate to Chicago social insurance conference. Flies spread hookworm disease impacting 100000 Americans yearly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Underwood Johnson
Century Magazine
New York
Lincoln Memorial Commission
Taft
Washington
White House
Franklin B. Gault
South Dakota University
Vermillion
Wentworth College
Tacoma
Wash
General Conference of the
Seventh Day Adventists of the World
Takoma Park
G. Daniels
W. A. Goicer
W. T. Knox
New York State Senate
Emmeline Pankhurst
Nogales
Ariz
Didier Masson
Guerrero
Guaymas Bay
Sulzer
Anna Morgan
Chicago
J. P. Morgan
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of Farmers Mutual Telephone Co
Sence
Bummer
Rees
RT Alki
B. C
Pres. R. Adv. R. Red. R. Alki
Nooks'k
A . J. B. Snyder
Rosa Pack
Mamie Pack
M. E. Slack
Neetenseseee
A. A. Stockton
T. A. Rogers
James Wallace
W. R. Wallace
R. Burgess
Wm. Shetler
Stephen K. Stillwell
Sing Sing
Stillwell
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