02 May 1918
Page 5
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1918
Page
5
A fragmented excerpt lists costs for printing and stationery supplied to county offices. It includes items from Gardner Office Supply and FAL Wires Printing and Publishing, with entries for death reports, smallpox care notes, and various stationery furnished to the county, along with advances and services tied to public notices and publication.
Fragmented OCR lists inquest items for Elmer Hess and others, with numerous names, amounts and references to donations and road funds. Entries mention Mary Leatherer, Dr Henry O’Rettlew, Phillip Boantey, child births, and a sanitation project at Mt Weenon, plus various inquest payments and road fund donations.
An OCR fragment lists inquest items and names linked to child births and court house fund entries. Notable lines mention Cal lie Schram and Callie Schram with multiple inquest references, plus several individuals such as Grover, Hack Lie Reubin bias pou, Emma Hutson, J. J. Mayfield, Levi breer, and M. Mouser. The text is fragmentary and includes amounts like 1.00 and 3.23, indicating monetary entries within a fund ledger.
A compiled list shows costs for smallpox treatment and quarantine related services. Entries include Dr. Wm. Lages treatment costs and supplies furnished to quarantined parties, with numerous amounts attributed to individuals and local firms, reflecting district expenditures and transfers for school and district accounts.
Fragmented OCR listing shows transfers and apportionments among various school districts and road districts. Entries include amounts transferred to districts Nos 9 64 68 109 and others, plus grand jury and witness costs, stenographer certificates, and warrants. The text outlines receipts, apportionments from OK and B, and perkinsian allocations with dates around March 19 and September term.
A historical county ledger item outlines balances on hand for March 1908, transfers to multiple school districts, and insurance tax accounts. It records totals for tal balances, amounts transferred to district funds, and notes on unsettled receipts and miscellaneous disbursements across districts No 4 No 6 No 7 No 8.
A historical state road fund ledger fragment shows transfers to multiple school districts and various warrants. It records March 1918 to June 1918 activity, donations and warrants, balances on hand, and credits from county treasurer for the period including school district allocations and expenditures. End-of-period totals and balance figures accompany the ledger items.
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