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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1902
Page
10
Statement lists canvassing work by authorities including N Heawingsen and C J Murbich, two days each at per day rates with mileage, plus Geo Jacobs and W Schubert also two days. Lous G. Woolen credited for two days, with multiple reports created for the Secretary of State. Printing ballots noted at 6.50.
Items list expenses for courthouse and jail including water, coal, repairs, supplies, and staff costs. Notable entries: coal purchases for courthouse, disinfection, boilers, plumbing, janitorial work, and clothing for prisoners. numerous local suppliers and city officials named in the charges. Total figures appear for prisoners boarding and various maintenance and utility items.
A fragmented historic county record lists miscellaneous county expenses including janitor and insurance services, district school clerks notices, contract work on sewers and courthouse lavatories, and refunds. Names referenced include Anton Wiesner, John Cutting, Levriedrich, Tappe & Gronau, and H. Nagel among others, with items tied to the county commissioners and the poor farm.
A financial snapshot shows the County Poor Fund with refunds to P. Johnson and sales of a poor farm parcel from Redwood County. It lists tax settlements, physicians' salaries, relief orders issued by the county commissioners, and extensive pauper expenditures including groceries, fuel, medical care, and transportation for inmates and dependents in New Ulm and local institutions. The document details cash on hand, miscellaneous costs, and a summary balance, reflecting the ongoing administration of county welfare obligations.
A fragmented Old Ulm ledger shows J T Neumann and others delivering groceries coal dry goods and wood to numerous New Ulm residents including Mrs M Fuchs Mrs W Scherte Mrs R Harbneck and Mrs Selma Waibel. Entries include Behnke Co B Rehnke Co Crane Bros and Peter Christensen with balances and dates in January.
Fragmentary town finance note lists warrant account figures for January and December. Includes totals 56,286 and 1 430 36. references warrants, receipts, and sites. Reads as a municipal financial ledger entry with unclear context and dates.
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