Dolton Treasurer Reports Public Funds for 1919-20
James E. Quinn, Dolton Treasurer, certifies the annual statement of public funds for the fiscal year ending March 31, 1920, showing beginning balance receipts and sources, and detailed warrants paid for labor, materials, services, and utilities by the village, including transfers to and from the Municipal Fund and payments to local contractors and vendors.
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State of Illinois
Cook County
Dolton
James E. Quinn
Bred Wesse
National Meter Co
Lincoln Ave
Coal Co
Robert Hanschmann
Fred Wesse
General Electric Co
B. Schubert
Fred Pohlers
A. E. Moomaw
Sanitary Dist
Chicago
H. R. Gotwens
Camill Beck
Holtzer Cabot Electric Co
Martin Hettich
John J. Jaranowski
H. J. Dilier
Z. Franks
Frank Seestadt
al Geyer
Tabor
C. Oe E. 1
BR. R. Co
Robert Weidner
San. Dist. of
H. J. Anders
Material Co
Chicago Engineer Supply Co
M. Hettich
First National Bank of Dalton
Mar -Edison Lamp Works
Monarch Electric and Wire Co
H. Krueger
Henry Born
John W. Jaranowski
Henry Krueger
Dearborn Electric Div
John Harms, Sr
Bon Ami
K. Gouwens
Wim
G. Delton
Edison Lamp Works
Douvle D Coal Co
Grant Brothers
Meyer Rs Wenthe
National Meters Co
Marlin Hettich
H. W. Pte
Orl
J. J. Wesse
Dearborn Electric Co
Chicago Telephone Co
City ‘of Chicago
Double D Coal Co
L. Wilson Brush & Supply Co
Wim. G. Dalton
John Hoppe
Kinney-Hood Printing Co
Clarence G. Verhoeven
City of
F. Seestadt
San. Dist
Dearborn Electric
Monarch Electric & Wire Co
B. J. Jennings
Chicago Telelphone Co
Tolls
Freight and Express
John Harms
Priting
Theo. VanderAa
John Leensvaart
Harry Boomsma
First National Bank of Dolton
Municipal
Clark Pease
Finance Relief Com
Don
Fred Born
John Behrndt
M. Krueger
Wm. G. Dolton
M. Robert Weidner
A. W. Hersey
Dolton Vol. Fire Co
Lamps
John Needles
Wm. Waddell
Osc
Born, Sr
Wm. Franke, Jr
Current
Meters
Pee
Wm. G. Dalton
Acc’t
Legal Adviser Pub. Co
Steel Sign Co
Garret Staat
Sterl
Quality Cleaners & Dyers
Policemen
Esther M.rieger
Sabin
Henry W. Schnoor
Nessenscemersces Incereeges
Wm G. Dolton
Ene
Wenn
G.dolton
G. Dolton
M. Sweitzer
Wm. G . Dolton
Finfeltid
Nanesen
Peter A. Anker
Thornton
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Experts from the department of agriculture argue that many long held agricultural maxims reflect observable climate cues rather than superstition. They point to plant signs such as maple catkins and cockleburs as indicators for sowing and frost timing, a shift toward studying phenology and applying natural indicators to farming.
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Department of Agriculture
A. D. Hopkins
Dangers of City Streets Prompt Stirring City Debate
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New York
Cincinnati
Cincinnat! Enquirer
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Ken
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