County Board Meets to Settle Election Expenses and Claims
The Board of Supervisors met in regular session on June 14 and June 16 with all members present. They revised rules, appointed a special committee to equalize judicial election expense claims, and allowed numerous county and township poor claims including med ser and mdse costs. A jury list was created and salaries for board members set, with adjournment to follow.
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Board’ of Supervisors
Sthe
Reynolds
Pearce
Lee
Stricklett
Edward & Mary Shields
Hazel Correll
Lincoln State School
D A Lee
David Montgomery
Abraham
Same
F W Greenough
D Shoemaker
Emerson
JW Williams
Jay Swern
E D Morton
E D Jones
Bose
iCity Drug Store
Mdse
Bubeck & Gallagher
Germa Mfg. Co
WP. Dulaney
Ote
Shidee
CB Montgomery
PP Cleaver
J E Tyhurst
LJ Weir
Mary Brewer
Cole Bros
Noland Livery Hire
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Marshall, Water and Light
cJaller’s
Ewe Eaee
J H Fisher
Harold Bright
J M Harper
D Doll
Dr P P Hasiitt
Fredenberger
Byram
Slusser
Zane Arbuckle
Anderson
E Pearce
M ' Clouse
Veces Ee
DD Doll
J Brewster
EC Miller
Dale Cleo Es
Chas Hazen
Auburn
Nick Hurst
Churchill
Casey Township
V Abraham
Elijah Erwin
E Frakes
Mrs. Walker
Dolson Township
F Hornbrook
Wilkie
Johnson Township
E O'Miller
Sarah +Medcalf
Encoeceeste
Craig
Aking
Winters Bros
Jshler
Melrose Township
P. F. Dodd
Bartlett
Howerton
Beneeseenens
Parker Township
Wm Rogers
Vin Osborn
Lopez
J Stargell
Wmi
Hudson
P P Hastitt
Clouse & Spencer
Noel
Hannah
Rollings Es
Westfield Township
A G Russell
Adaline Ewing
Rembold
Burton & Appleby
Snider & Williams
Nancy E Bliss
Nancy Little
Nash & Fancher
L Williams
Dake
Simpson Family
Marshall Township
Soldier
Ceesee
P P Hasilitt
Sor Smitley
Blowers
Elion
Ebeeme
S Coryell
Margaret Cornwell
Geo D Barnard’ & Co
Ortsdenes
Ulinois Printing Co
Chas
Scott
Frank Shepara
F H Gorham
Ccacees
Clayton
Norman Bennett
Wecenseaee
A Weeden
Kelthley
Secessas
Welch ‘Co
Richard
Wabash Valley Telephone Co
E. D. Morton
J W Wallace
J W Fredenberger
Committees On Poor
Anderson Township
Lyman Thompson
John Drummond
J E Thompson
Caleb Ragan
Casey
J E Turner
Geo Gilbert
C V, Abraham
L E Andrews
Darwin
W F Holwick
Dolson
Clen Marrs
Douglas
Harry Reynolds
Patrick O'Rourk
Johnson
Frank Partlow
Wm Orrell
Marshall
Morris Logue
Shelton Davis
Robert Davidson
Garland Butler
James Dunn
Harry Bamesberger
Martinsville
Benton Linn
Wm Gallatin
John A Ryan
Lewis Logue
Melrose
Wm Medsker
Orange
Walter Stricklett
Parker
I N Terrell
Joseph Beasley
Wabash
J R Herrington
Jay Yeley
Frank Geisert
Westfield
J T
J W Ingram
Wm Stanfield
W A Byram
Edn Grant
Wm Fowler
Joseph Nave
Dennis Cooper
Herbert Biggs
A G Dow Jr
Wm Sears
Charles Cork
York
Marion Collier
Daniel Prust
Committee On Printing
Messrs
Wm. Hirsch
Christopher Hirsch
Treasury
L. Thompson
J. E. Thompson
H. ‘Reynolds
Board ‘of Review
Clark County Agricultural Association
J.E. Thompson
Dow
Holwick
Montgomery
Grant
Terrell
Collier
Jacob Wyrick
Farm Automobiles Boost Farm Use and Horse Exports
Farmers increasingly own motor cars with data showing about 156 173 New York farmers and other states reporting large ownership. The rise in auto ownership aligns with growing horse exports to foreign nations which helps manufacturers and reduces freight profits for some suburban rail lines.
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Valready
United States
New York
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Michigan
Bathing Fashions and Accessories Expand for Summer
The piece surveys June style in New York with emphasis on outdoor wear. It highlights motor coats, gelline coats, flowered silks, corduroy options, and a range of colors from mandarin yellow to amethyst. It notes wool checks, velvet surfaces, silk sweaters, mercerized knits, and elaborate bathing suits with trims and scalloped edges.
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New York
Milady’s
Fragmentary classifieds fragment with unclear items
A damaged OCR fragment lists stray phrases and prices like White Outing and Le Shirtings with values and notes not damaged. The text is incomplete and lacks coherent events or entities for a full news summary.
Mystery Letter About a Long Gone Miss Andrews
A curious letter arrived addressed to Miss Stella Andrews of Big Laurel. The missive claims her name was placed on a supposed cashier clerk list in a New York grocery many years ago. The note, written for unknown reasons, asks about her age and notes she has been dead seven years.
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Laurel
Virginia
Stella Andrews
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