Supervisors Meeting Receipts and County Claims Review
The Board of Supervisors met December 10 and 11 with most members present. Claims from various townships and services were reviewed and paid, including medical, mdse, and burial costs, plus printing and telephone expenses. County officers semiannual reports were approved and pay balances noted. highway and bridge projects were summarized with costs and completion updates. The board authorized a poor farm superintendent search and authorized travel for Zane Arbuckle to a short course in January.
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Board of Supervisors
Lee
Linois Printing Co
Metropolitan Supply Co
R. A. Mitchell
Messrs. Price
Byram
Mr Wright
Germa Mfg Co
Anderson
L J Weir
Johmson
Auburn Township
Nick Hurst
Casey Township
L H Johnson
Low
Ornoderf & Jones
C M Harris
Hale & Ewing
R B Boyd
Ewing
S Husband
E Walls & Co
Hattie Duncan
Davis Bros
Sam Williams
Darwin
J E Tyhhurst
T P Cleaver
McCullough
David Kile
Sames
Thos Craig
E. Emerson
Linsibaugh
Geo V Coffin
R McCallister
Hayes Bale
Same
L A Kemp
H M Janney
E E Howell
Northwestern Mfg Co
D Morton
Artisan Millwork Co
Bubeck & Gallagher
City of Marshall
Light and Water
IE Millhouse
Mdsen
J James
Long Moser
Henry Snyder
J S Kapton
Fredenberger
Olen Ro Clements
OW Price Committee
DY Lee
Burns Hurst
EOD Morten Cap
Wallace Transportathon
Montgomery Tallff
Whitlocke
Harold Bright
Shields
Havel
John Col
Reithh
JW Wallace
Subeck
Joh Buter Balliff
Tay Swerm
Cephas Hornbrook
John Inman
Thea Craig Fees
J of Hornbrook
Graham & Snavely
Legal Services
Dw Pearce
PD Doll
Norman Forsythe
Br I. J Weir
Ser
Harry McDaniel
Clatfetter
Ivoan Hammond
Jono Paddock
Grant
Teander Wright
Hoo Slusser
Newt Wilson
Woon Byram
Tee Mo Collins
Douglas
Jeter
Miarshall
Morton
Jay Swern
J W Wallace
John WW Fredenberger
Ctrcutt
Zane
Cables Aid the Allies in World War I
A vivid account of the role of ocean cable operators during the war highlights how Britain’s cable network kept the empire in contact with its dominions. German raids in 1914 targeted key stations, including Fanning Island, with destructive force, but Allied actions and sea power, notably the Sydney and Emden engagement, helped shield vital communications and support the Allied war effort.
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Lttle
Leonard Crocombe
St. Louis
Sunday Globe Democrat
Globe
British Overseas Dominion
Germany
India
Egypt
British Empire
Fanning Island
Groupe Oon
Pacthe
Fanung Island
Nuernberg
von Muller
Emden
Cocos-Keeling Island
Sydney
Pacific
First Naval Loss as Aztec Sinks April First
Navy reports the Aztec torpedoed by a German submarine on April 1 with all armed guard safe except John I Eopolucci boatswain's mate first class who is missing. His death would be the first in the present war for his country and his mother receives a personal letter from the secretary of the navy offering condolences.
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Lfe
John Bopolucci
White
Secretary of the Navy
Department
France
Aztec
Oriental Navigation Company
John I Eopolucci
Fraud Warning From Hoover on Fraudulent Food Requests
On November 19 Herbert Hoover, then United States Food Administrator, warned that crooks and con artists go door to door claiming federal authority to collect or commandeer foodstuffs. He stated no government department makes such demands and urged police action, noting investigations are underway and information is sought on these cases.
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Herbert Hoover
United States Food Administrator
Food Administration
Bribe Giver Immune Under Illinois Law Say Officials
Illinois Attorney General Edward J. Brundage announced after reviewing state bribery laws that no state affords absolute protection to the briber. The disclosure followed Dr. Leroy Bundy’s confession accusing East St. Louis politicians of vote buying and setting pay stations on election days. Bundy faces murder charges as part of St. Clair county riot prosecutions.
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Illinois
Edward J.brundage
Leroy Bundy
East St. Louis
St. Clair
Bundy
Brundage
Foley Kidney Pills Backache Relief Testimonial
A Rogers Nebraska reader endorses Foley Kidney Pills for backache from cold settling in the back. The ad claims the pills neutralize and dissolve poisonous waste in blood as kidneys fail, with relief in a few days and no harmful ingredients.
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Ed Veltsa
Rogers
Nebe
Ed Velton
Rogers, Neb
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