Franklin Township road fund balance and drag fund report 1915
Franklin township trustees present a full 1915 financial statement detailing road funds and drag funds. It lists beginning balances, receipts from county treasurer, and numerous road dragging and labor disbursements with the year ending December 31, 1915, signed by Clerk Ray W. Smith.
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H. G. van der Wilt
W. J. Wilson
Marion County Road Fund
Township Road Fund
A. W. van Zante
Scott Township
Mahaska County
Drag Fund
Township
Eee
John
W. Stuursma
Dieleman
G. .T. H. Klein
G.hoekstra
Sechmiimec Namin Aettinte
Veentsra-Nieburg Co
Iowa
Marion County
I. Charles Porter
Lake Prairie Township
C. Dieleman
G. T. H. Klein
G. Hoekstra
FRANKLIN /TOWNSHIP
Franklin Township
Franklin
Ray W. Smith
Ray Tener
General Road Fund
Dye
M. L. Orcutt
M. Shivvers
Charles Lukin
T. E B. Ward
State of Iowa
Marion
I. Ray
W. Smith
C. F. Kading
A. F. Rees
R. EB. Newton
Read
A. Bote
W. E. Nolte
Oro Welch
Hop Shivvers
T. E. Ward
Gus Haselhahn
F. A. Gaston
W. B. Gaston
Schroeder Bros
J. D. Adams & Co
J.D. Adams & Co
Fresno
J. A. Booth
Orval Reynolds
L. T. Jordan
T. HE. Ward
Blaine Stilwell
J. A. Cambron
John Cobble
C. M. Ridler
Hol. Risewick
P. A. Basinger
C. Benner
Ira van Zee
T. L. Risewick
A. Botef
G. H. Schrader
A. C. Horstman
W. F. Langebartels
Crabel Mason
H. H. Bingham
Ed. Courtney
C. E. Booth
Ed. Risewick
T. J. Parkinson
Charlie Trotter
Carl van Zee
J. Walter Courtney
Elmer Clark
M. M. Sniff
J. H. Roebuck
C. F. King
Leo Young
Kading & Wilson
G. J. Stewart & Co
Jack Cole
J. L. Ritchie
White Breast Building Co
I. Ray Smith
R. E. Newton
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