Town of Thornton 1918 financial audit records
The 1918 Thornton account for Supervisor William F Propper is examined by Justices C H Applegate Chas Yourger and Town Clerk James B Ellis. The balance on hand is 1798.63 dollars as of March 26 1918. The report confirms accuracy and completeness of items listed.
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G. A. Aracttie
F. F. Planagin
Mary Kennedy
Joseph Nitz
W. F. Propper
James B. Ellia
C. H. Applegate
Henry G. Jones
Albert F. Webb
Peter DeYoung
Ses Cn Elie
Henry A. Anker
Highway Commissioner
Wilda Fradgley
Stenographer
Kinney Hood Printing Co
Cretics
Geo. E. Whyler
A. J. Macdonald
G. A. Arsette
Henry Milhahn
Hghway
Edward Doepp
M. D
John W. Jaranowski
Highway
Harvey Printing & Pub. Co
John Klich
Aa Patierie
Dick P. DeYoung
Thistle Commissioner Services
Robert Weidner
P. B. Good
E. H. Schmidt
Thistle
Fred Huber
Thornton Garage
C. H. Bray
Springfield
Ohio
P. J. Haines
James B. Ellis
Pier DeYoung
Chas. Yoerger
Robert Krueger
Frederick Bradley
William Powers
Baby
County Morgue
George Swanson
Eae Wen
Henry Anker
John Jaranowski
John Runge
James B. Els
Highway Commissioner Services
Hl. A. Bradley
Itzeya Secaive
Ablerde
E. Whyler
Reese
Charles Rupert
Ann Aee
Prem Eees
James A. Bates
C. H. Apliegate
W. Eilis
A. M. Propper
Kirchner, Meckel & Co
H. G. Jones
Edward A. Lukowski
Oak Forest
Serv Henry A. Anker
Gorge Swanson
Joe Zasada
Henry Becker
Chas
Applegate
Pub. Co
Henry Ankr
W. Rupert
County
George Pearson
I. W. Ells
Yoerger
Harvey
Henry Milhahnghway
M. Robert Weidner
Fervicas
P B. Good
H. F. Fessler
Henry Milhuhn
George Whyler
Huber
J. Ducett
H. Applegate
Joseph Nita
Legal Adviser Pub Co
John W. Jovanowski
Kinney-Hood Printing
Joe Czechanski
Frank Jorkewicz
C. H. Hanson
Thornton
William F. Propper
A. D
Chas. Yourger
Justices of the Peace
Piano Selection Programme from 1910s Event
Program includes piano solos and duets by Emil Heimsoth Henry Lotz Ayward and Mendelssohn pieces. Recitations and dialogues feature Miss L Reuss Miss Louise Lang Frances Logan and Katherine McLaughhlin. Cast lists include Emma Ludwig Bridget O'Tingley Katrina Vanscopenfungerminger Marie Schmiedl Lily Snowdrop and more.
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Rachmaninoss
Mabel Spiiel
L. Reuss
Frances Logan
Katherine McLaughhlin
Louise Lang
Mr. Bray
George Kay
Mrs. Bray
Emma Ludwig
Bridget O'Tingley
Marie Krieger
Katrina
Plea for Architectural Harmony in Rural Buildings
A regional note cites Frank A. Bourne on architecture as frozen music and laments lack of harmony among rural structures in relation to each other. The piece contrasts admiration for self made men with the value of constructive design and self reliance.
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Frank A. Bourne
Holmes
Would Make Thick Earth Crust
The calculation claims land above sea level, if spread evenly across the globe, would form a crust about 600 feet thick.
No Better Combination in Home Library
An author urges readers to value the home library, arguing the current generation neglects books. Emphasizes making books a central family activity, buying quality volumes and reading together. The piece extols the lifelong friendship of a library and a book.
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F& Nook
Worth While Quotation From Plutarch Teachings
A brief quotation attributed to Plutarch urging contentment and usefulness in wealth and poverty, with a note on avoiding envy and seeking the good of others.
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Plutarch
Pearl fishing in dialogue cuts to marriage vows
In a Louisville Courier Journal snippet a father explains pearl fishing as wives threatening or nagging, framing a domestic quarrel or joke about marital dynamics. The exchange uses humor to reflect gendered tensions in a historical social context.
Frames Cleaned With Onion Water For Frame Care
To keep picture frames from becoming fly specked the article prescribes rubbing them with water in which onions have been boiled.
Ruskin on personal gifts shaping human progress
A reflective quote notes that every person holds a unique, seemingly small talent. When faithfully used, even the weakest among us can contribute a lasting gift to humanity, reflecting a natural hierarchy of luster and the value of individual excellence.
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Ruskin
Forgotten Cottage of the Dead Poet
A faded Birmingham Age Herald note recalls a neglected cottage once home to a late poet. The path is overgrown and manuscripts no longer reach the door, with the postman having stopped deliveries years ago.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Lamps for the Eyes Optical Lamp Enables In‑Mouth Eye Exam
A new instrument uses a high powered incandescent lamp placed in a patient’s mouth to illuminate the eyes from within and allow examination through the pupils. This design promises a direct view of the retina and could improve ocular diagnosis.
Optimistic Thought on Kindness and Reflection
A compact reflection urges remembering kindnesses received and responsibly foreseeing ones given. It values mindful actions and gratitude, guiding daily conduct with a hopeful, measured outlook.
Chicago Girls Train as Army Telephone Operators
Four Chicago women have already left for the front to serve as telephone operators with the Expeditionary Forces. Training is conducted by the Chicago Telephone Company with instructors including Mrs. C. Moore. Applicants must speak French and will receive $60 to $125 per month plus rations and quarters.
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Chicago
Pershing
France
Chicago Telephone Company
C. Moore
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