Renwick ISD July 4 1924 Financial Report Summary
July 1 1924 to July 10 1926 disbursements include paid teachers for Renwick ISD with multiple individuals listed, payments for utilities and repairs, library and text book purchases, office and equipment costs, and salaries for janitor and secretary. Also shows receipts and expenditures across schoolhouse fund balances, tax receipts, and lingering month-end tallies totaling around 18 454 81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevs Fund
Bea
Ralston
Keith Benneriddleton
Wii
Beenen
Lena Geigel
Caroll Farr
Viva Johnson
Renwick
Renwick Farmers Ex. Co
Wisconsin Lumber Co. State Bank A. K
R. NM
Goettech First National Bank
HE. Goettsch Cla. Packard
Scott
Forseman & Co
Renwick Times
G. A. Stoddard
Humboldt Independent
HB. Goettsch
Wright County Monitor
Allyn and Bacon Office Equipment Co
Parawax Co
Houghton Mifflin Co
Chas. Scribner & Sons
Grim & Co
Metropolitan Supply Co
Sam Fox Publishing Co
Macmillin
John Winston Co
American Book Co
Chas A. Walker
A. A. Packard
T.A. Nixon
E. A. Ralston
M.B. Richardson & Co
ALA
Martin Metropolitan Music Co
R. M. Gostisch
Wheeler Publishing Co
Educational Supply Co
Fullerton & Grey
the MacMillan Co
Newson & Co
Harold Schaffter
Wisconsin
Lamber Co
Midland
Chem. Lab
Black & Ghensky Scott Forseman Co
St. Paul Hook and Stationary Co
AN. Palmer & Co
Thor. Nelson & Sona Central Scientific Co
B.A
B. Richardson
Mes
Oregon Scientist Probes Sequoia Sap For Longevity
Oregon scientist Professor J Dudley at Rugeny analyzes Sequoia sap for a life extending substance. He notes legends of California trees living 625 years before Christ and believes a cellular deposit in the wood may defy time. If proven, applications for human longevity could follow.
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California
Christ
Oregon
Boeth
Rugeny
Ore
J. Dudley
Ile
Dudley
Tag With Fish At Ausable Forks A Parked Ice Chase
Four men at Ausable Forks on thawed ice played a rough game of tag with a fish. They drilled holes and used improvised poles to trap the fish beneath five inches of water. A large fish snagged by a tipup vanished into a hole after a frantic chase lasting miles an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ausable Forks
Silent Admiration Leads to Morning Question at Breakfast
In Capper's Weekly a shy young man Daniel recounts escorting a churchgoing girl home. His father jokes about last night while Daniel blushes and hesitates to name the girl, mentioning Mayen and Mary Late as possibilities. The exchange ends with no clear answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bashiwanset
Walt
Denny
Daniel
Deniel
Mary Late
Capper
Too True Tedy Diane and the universal hunger
A fragmentary Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph quote depicts a literary scene with Theo Dreiser and a superrealis reader. The exchange underscores a view that literary craving equates to hunger, a blunt critique of English and American tastes and the public’s yearnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane
Superrealis
Theodore Dreiser
England
Mr. Dreiser
Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph
Aunt Emmy Explains Debentures to Auntie in Quick Lesson
In a chatty lesson Aunt Emmy and a skeptical niece discuss debentures, explaining they are a company loan not secured by property. They note debentures rely on a firm’s credit and earnings, and caution about trust in an issuer’s strength for investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eimy
Aia
Rafe
Corotitty
Helen
Poon
Tia
Bankers Aid Girls and Boys Work at Wisconsin Campus
Bankers from Richland Cowily and Norley takoui support the University of Wisconsin program aiding boys and girls in work clubs and farm projects. The active association funds dairy events in Eaton County Michigan and promotes county farm work through a continuing campaign with thousands involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richinrd Cowily
Bankers Association
Norley Takoui
Woking
Wl Fargo
Signals Against You Warn Investors of Financial Scams
The Public Service Committee and the American Bankers Association warn investors about risky scams and promotion tactics. From high dividend promises to “ground floor” opportunities, they urge verifying firms, avoiding insider tips, and resisting partial payment plans that prey on small investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
State Banks
American Bankers Association
Better Business Bureau
Pictirlavs Advanch
Trachone
Maenys Linus
Itvertar
Knosvn
Paomatea
Bromater
Sollora
Hespanie Tmwich Apyeala
Vencara
S Tke
Vernon Consolidated School Financial Ledger July 1928 Totals
Records show annual apportionments and district expenditures for Vernon Consolidated School from July 1, 1524 to June 30, 1928. Items include state grants, tuition, interest on deposits, disbursements to suppliers, salaries, insurance, and district expenses. Notable entries list items from Gaylord Bros. to Renwick Farmers Exchange and personnel salaries for Irene Shippey and others. On hand July 1928, cash balance $6,908.84 with outstanding obligations totaling $16,600.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Vernon Consolidated School
Schaub
Gaylord Bros
Tiehty
TAS LuVerne News
the Midians
Chemical Go
Towa Stte Inn. Co
Iamce
A. Fhibayan Co
ALG Cosmopolitan Music’ Co
Orchestra Bella
Renwick
L. Webiter
W. A. Rnules Co
Chris
A. Walker
Thompann Yards the
Houghton Mifflin Co
Popular Mechanics Co
Educational Supply Co
Rand McNally Co
Oiles Equipment Co
Sholta
Otto Swanson
Low Pearson
Public School Publishing Co
World Book Co
Bernen
the Parawax Co
The
Metropolitan Supply Co
Earl Perris Nursery Co
ALR. Martin
Silun, Burdett Co
Peerless Chem. Co
John Egenes
Gus Rohwer
Dennis Goreders
W. A. Fisher
Hunting Coal
JS. Pearin & Bro
Bakera Store
Harter School Supply Co
Carl Larson
Welbin N. Hugher Co
A.V. Johanson
Renwick Auto Co
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Humboldt Republican
Galery
Post. Dry
Exepense
Dn AL. Brusie
Irene Shippey
Ally Voarous
Nellie Grewn
Ruth Hice
Vera Maher
Arthie Lardon
Repaira
Kenry Hefty
Tansportation
A. L. Jones
Frank Heipger
Chris Feggen
Jeanette Wigany
Isang Smith
Rob Jordon
MOR, Richardson & Co
Ipplien
Rosenburge Wicks Lumber Co
Percy Saxton
Ovehesten
Wisconsin Lumber Co
Au Ping
Black & Chonsky
Bt. Paul Book & Stationery Co
Bank of buVerue
High Line
Renest
Kigerus
Statue to honor Barro Tw Colorata burro praised for steadfast nature
A New York correspondent reports plans to erect a monument in bronze or stone to the burro Barro Tw Colorata in recognition of patient, loyal service. The piece may depict the animal in rest or burden, celebrating its psychical resilience and enduring companionship on the western trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barro
Wextern
Wil
New York
Lifeboat Propelled by Seaband Levers Tested at Tonton
J R Menning claims a new lifeboat with no oars can move in rough seas when operated by seamen pulling eight levers. A trial in Tonton with 42 aboard showed speeds of three or six miles per hour depending on crew, witnessed by chipping experts and Lloyds agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tonton
J. R. Menning
New York World Rays
Lloyds
Levy on Lovers of Art and Louvre Pavilion Fees
Paris museums and galleries raise admission to two francs except Saturday afternoon and Sunday. Similar increases apply to surveillance service changes for the Pavillon du Louvre, long used by the defense service, as officials seek to clear enormous paper accumulations near the fire area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Auseuma
Louvre
Defense Nationale
Lisa
Christian Sei
Tnco Sonitor
Trading eggs and lessons in early currency
A North aide grocer recalls a Wade's store incident in Brown County where a girl asked for an egg’s worth of “lasses” and received the “Insaco.” The tale illustrates barter as money in early commerce and mentions an Indian apolia and a Nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Aide
Wade
Brown County
Agabe
Indianapolia
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Financial Report
Renwick Independent
Wm. Biesie
T.S. Smallwood
Northwestern Bell ‘Fel. Co
Preight and Express
Gl& NW
Werranla
First National Bank
Malanee
Keealpte
Balanca Onli
Reed
Stoddard
Emmy
Thorald
Mwah
Eatuy
Michinan
Attal
AMEAL
Preaunier
Athlet
Unies
Anacruyuleus
Gritisek
Suhemis
ex+penses
Vo Diapursonenta
Geo M. Bechtel
Cartess
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