Payroll Ledger Of Labor Costs And Equipment
A dense payroll listing shows workers, roles, and amounts across departments including Patrol, Team, S. H., P. T., and Foreman credits. Entries cover numerous individuals such as Eugene Baldwin James Pollich Victor, J. H. Gardner, and J.F. Walker with varied pay rates and notes on tractors graders and construction costs.
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Rtis
E. E
Patrol
Payroll Baldwin
Eugene
Zimmer
James
Polich
Victor
Gardner
J. H
Long
Allen
Walker
Baldwin
Bob
Carter
A. S
Lindsey
Earl
Guinn
Will
Gorman
T. J
Ryan
Junior
Probasco
N. C
Selvey
Dewey
Purdum
S. D
Ewing
Stober
Fred
Spears
W. H
Beach
R. A
Lawson
Abrams
A. V
Horn
E. L
Staton
Ogden
Joe
King
Teaims
Patterson
Earnest
P. T
Moore
Russell
Bert
S. H
Bank
Lynch
John
Keiffer
A. D
Lloyd
Mehls
A. H
Williams
Foreman
Teaityo
Ene
Hymes
G. W
Bolts
Davis
Harold
Fisher, Son
Claude
Shiltz
Everett
McElderry
Robert
Wheeler Lumber Bridge Supply Co
American Construction Co
Burkhiser
Charles
Charles, Constr
Hendershot
Hiatt
E. R
Smith
John L
Banke
Angst
Adam
Eddy
Elmer
Teerm
Stratton
Jozxn
Anderson
Walter
Tractor
Strickler
Lowell
Adams
Henderzhst
E. S
Stevens
D. E
McDowell
D. W
I. H
Soul
Fisher
Henry
Banks
Agnat
Crokeston
Craig
R. C
Curtis
C. F
Dixon, R. E
Shale
Hall
M. C
Independence
Fenton
Ted R
Triplett
Taito
van Dorn
L. H
Hism
Niel
Carl
Hawk
Farris
G. H
Emerl
Dors
Lemley
L. F
Johnson
H. E
Ella
Manson
Evans
Clyde
C. C
Houser
Orville
Massman
Torn
Checkshale
Douglas
Thelma
Eteno
Hartley
Andrew
I. W
Ranes
Arlo
Garrett
R. W
Atkins
Tom
Thomas
Albert
Ray
Lusk
C. E
Udell
Powell
Reed
Ford Leads In Sales Report Through 1932 Period
Ford passenger car sales led all makes from January 1927 to October 1932, despite two production halts for Model A and V-8. Total Ford passenger and commercial sales reached 4,001,384 with 26.4 percent share of six-year totals, as October 1932 deliveries showed Ford at 32.3 percent of market.
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Ford
Ford Motor Company
Wendell Casady
Casady Motor Co
United States
West Grove Notes and Local Elections 1932
West Grove society notes include visits from Clayton Forsythe family and others, holiday travel plans, school vacation notices for local students, and remarks on burial of Mr. Wallace. Also listed are payrolls for county workers, a resolution on paying claims after monthly sessions, and Board of Supervisors election canvass results with elected officials and adjournment dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dooley
J. I. Chambers
Board of Supervisors
J. F. Chambers
D. P. Fenton
Joe Gray
Clyde Erskine
Wilson B. Haught
Howard D. Evans
Roscoe Wales
Alva Ratliff
Hugh G. Guernsey
Hugh I. Johnson
J. A. Stamps
John A. Morrison
Grace Delmar
H. Speers H
Valentine i “Vera Moss
H.H. Henderson
S. E. ‘Davidson Lee Alexander
Tea “A Sherrard
J. Bers
Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin marketed as healthy laxative tonic
A promotional note extols Dr Caldwell’s syrup pepsin as a mild safe stimulant for children and adults. It claims it prevents sluggish liver and poisonous bowel waste, offering weekly spoonfuls to avoid illness, with warnings against habit forming laxatives and urging purchase at drug stores.
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Dr. Caldwell
Bloomfield Prints Christmas Light Bill Gift From City
Bloomfield municipal light plant paid December 1932 light and power bills for 800 users, distributing a $3000 Christmas gift from the city administration. The announcement praised patrons’ support and declared the bills fully paid for the month, a precedent the town claimed as unique in the state.
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Bloomfield
Davis County
Bloomfield Municipal Light Plant
Municipal Light Plant
Christmas Visitors and Community Notes from Roundy
Roundy residents shared holiday visits with relatives in Des Moines Cincinnati and Albia. Nellie Hutchinson returned to work in Des Moines on Monday. Carl Davis spent Christmas Day at Arch Childs. Merle Norton and family visited Perry Norton. Hardin Wallace funeral attended in Orleans. Clifford Singley and family enjoyed Christmas at Mrs Cline's home in Cincinnati. Community program postponed to December 30. William Hutchinson traveled to Albia.
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Warren Wallace
Centerville
Hardin Wallace
Wallace
Chas. Winans
Harold Winans
N. F
Nellie Hutchinson
L. A. Hutchinson
Des Moines
Carl Davis
Arch Childs
Merle Norton
Perry Norton
Orleans
Clifford Singley
City light plant dividends approved after council advice
The decision to grant dividends from the light plant was made after city council and Mayor J. H. Leon advised with Superintendent Watts and Treasurer Lena Mustard. The municipal plant decorations and electrical display are provided at no cost to the public, Watts said.
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Watts
Lena
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Clark
John D
Jordan
Sam
Emry
Singley
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S. W
Young
Lowell C
Yates
Roy
Alva
Davison
Hornaday
Mullan
Rue
Short
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Ductibengs
Raymond
MecCary
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West Grove Two
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R. L
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M. M
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Harry
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Colonial
Constance Bennett
Hollywood
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Ucre
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Lew Ayres
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