Vernon Illinois Village Treasurer Annual Report 1928
Albert Forehand as village treasurer swears the 1928 annual cash on hand totals 337.28 and confirms that all receipts and disbursements align with monthly reports. The note states 1928 city tax for that year not received and is sworn before Notary Orvel L. West on May 1, 1928 in Marion County Illinois.
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A Forehand
Vernon
Illinois
Albert
Marion
Orvel L. West
A. M. Peddicord
F. M. West
Lem Meador
C. A. Glore
Lewis Leninger
Patoka Register
Chas. Epps
O. L. West
Dean Freyer
I. T. Ptg
Fred Brown
Ben Reilman
Frank Murfin
T. Ptg. Co. Elect
H. Laws
Alex Massey
C. O. Livesay
Glen Cox
A. Jarrett
L. E. Green
Andrew Peddicord
S. E. Morey
John Gerkin
A. Forehand
Rent Smith & Crawford
Nelson Kinney
F. C. Freyer
S. E. Cole
Earl Graham
Geo. Mays
J. R. Revis
Clara Murfin
Ross Herring
Chas, Epps
Jess Mayes
F.C. Freyer
Geo. Walton
Eli Morgan
J. A. Hanson
Cc. A. Glore
Ben Reisman
A. Glore
J. M. Binnion
Delin
George Walton
I. W. Doolen
Albert Meador
T. E. Quayle
Frank Lake
C. H. Holt
Blankinship
Laura Meador
Guy Jones
M. N. Rosenbaum
Leo A. Meador
Kinney
Jess Walton
Mays
A. Glove
J. M. Binnisa
Chas. Epps Sie
J. P. Roberts
J. H. Peddicord
Alvin Hathaway
Protection For Mail Recipients Promoted By Representative Watson
A report discusses Representative Watson of Pennsylvania pushing to outlaw unsolicited merchandise through the US mail. It notes recipients’ annoyance at receiving cheap unordered goods and requests for remittance or return. Recipients who discard the items often face follow up letters accusing them of dishonesty and threatening legal action.
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Watson
Pennsylvania
Unordered Goods Scam Expands from Neckwear to Bags
The unsolicited merchandising operation grows from neckties to traveling bags and jewelry, flooding the country with shipments of unlabeled goods. Recipients feel pressure to pay under threats or appeals to conscience for items they did not order, with millions of dollars involved.
The Slave Driver The Man Next Door Tyrant
An American Magazine piece accuses a local powerful figure of imposing excessive living standards and social pressure. The article frames the figure as a tyrant under the moniker What Will People Say.
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American Magazine
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Guardian
Caldwell
Pepsin
Aypoe
Dr. Caldwell
Love Brothers
Globe Lumber CO
Vernon, Illinois
Hudson
Eaberral
Wella
Detroit
Langenfeld Motor Co
Hudson-Essex
Centralia
CDV Jupenney
Broadway
Centralia, Illinois