Jury payroll and bridge work records from September and October
A detailed ledger of trial jurors and grand jurors with wages and stipends for September and October, including pay for bridge and road labor, gophers, lumber, and material. Names such as McCoy Edd, Phelps A, Ridlen W F, and Wilson W J appear with amounts. notes include court reporter fees and salaries, plus assorted vendor payments and poor fund claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myera
Manning Geo
Maddy G
Maddy
Miller Aaron
McGee
McCoy
Nichols
Orr
Olney Jasper
Pearson
Poush
Phelps
Phillips Osa
Phillips Elmer
Porter Charles
Ridlen
Rinehart
Rawson
Robuck John
Ridten
Rees T
Rutherford Dan
Robuck
Roy
Sheppard
Sherman
Slocum
Smith Don Salary
Schlotterback
Smith Anna Clerk
Sherman Frank
Speed Isaac
Schriner Willis
Showers
Smith Harry
Stickle
Southwick
Smith Don
Teter Samuel
Sam C
Go Toom
Tusseling
Utter
Utter Abraham
van der Ploeg John
van Zante
Vanter HM Bridge Lumber
Vanderwilt T
Wade
Wilson
White Richard
Nora E
Wheeler Lumber Co
den Hartog
Edwards
Regular November Session Opens With Petitions Reviewed
The Regular November Session opens with Board members present. Minutes from October 4, 1909 and vacation days are read and approved. Petitions include Wm Heezen for a new county bridge between section 2, township 75, range 18, referred to D G Van Zante, and L W LeGrand Sr for road establishment in Red Rock township, granted. Several public fund and county fund claims listed. session adjourns to November 9, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Heezen
D. G. van Zante
L. W LeGrand Sr
Red Rock
Mary Fry
Ray, Haines & Frisbie
J L Pack
H Thomas
R W Ayres
A Longstreth
Elsie Ayres
Geo Frogy
Prosper Callum
G W Anspach
T H McClure
C F Anspach
F G Jones
Royce Ayres
D H Thomas
Homer Carr
W K Saull
Andrew Mick
Osker Beeman
John Orcett
Harry Bowen
Ed Gibbons
Jef Hicks
Henry Hallu
Joe Waters
van King
J H Pringle
R W Ayres Jr
W A Longstreth
Osker Beeman T
John Orcutt
Art Rhodes
J Wilson
A M Hovey
C R Hughes
Ashlie Welsher
Meyer Langerak
W . Buckles
John H Ver Steeg
Marshall Oil
A.T Kain
Harry Smith
Levi Jeffers
Nora E White
W.M. Welch
Bc’ Roush
T D'Weat
E L Anderson
Teunia van Zante
A.T- van Roekel
Garden A Moore
Dirk: Feonatra
David Dykstra
Steele & Co
Boone Blank Book.Co
Loynachan
Matt Parrott & ‘Sons Co
I'G Vriezelaar
A Leutzinger
Frank Buxton
J Wilson Yor
Roy Weaver
George Giorgatti
Josephine Muilenberg
Dick van Gorp
de Haan
Johanna’ Muilenberg
Alex Vinner
Ez 'A Darnell
John Koopmans
Woth, Slag
Practical Fashions Ladies Fancy Shirt Waist Pattern No 3041
A Paris pattern No 3041 in cream messaline with lace fits six sizes 32 to 42 inches bust. It features a plastron front yoke trimming band and full sleeves with insertion between tucks. Materials include specific yardage by fabric width and lace. Send 10 cents to Pattern Department with size and number. Votes next week determine exhibition rewards at Chronicle office.
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Paris
Hog attack on road leaves English clergyman's son dead
James R Hoay ken Hosken, 25, of Mansfield, England, a Church of England clergyman's son, died after hogs attacking him while he drove them to market on a public highway in Chilwack British Columbia. Charles Carter aided by three men drove off the animals after the tragedy.
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Briver
Chil]wack
B.C
James R. Hoayken
Hosken
Charles Carter
Hoskin
Carter
Church of England
Mansfield
England
Paris cabbie helps traveler in French dictionary aid
A returned traveler recalls a Paris taxi ride where the driver, despite accusations of overcharging, remained polite and assisted in finding the necessary profanity in a French English dictionary, highlighting cultural quirks observed by Life magazine.
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Cocher
Paris
Railroad Terminology? Doctor-What’s the trouble
A witty Kansas City Times cartoon caption plays on medical terms in a railway joke. A patient complains his train of thought jumps the track, and the doctor labels him a nervous wreck in a pun on railroad terminology.
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Kansas City Times
Liberal talk on Rev. Cook sparks local debate in Dayton
A New England observer recalls a young minister who once invited village youths after prayer meeting to view European pictures via a stereoscope. He notes the minister, once seen as boyish and God fearing, allegedly allowed smoking at afternoon services, a stance that influenced his town’s view of his career.
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T. W. Cook
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Dayton
New England
Folka
Red Main
Europe
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