Ledgered Disbursements and Water System Charges Record
Public funds disbursement listing dates May through Aug 1926 includes numerous Water Service charges, Vehicle Tax, Special Assessments and Interest, Hall rents, building permits, police fees, street lights, and numerous trustee and clerks salaries attributed to Riverdale area departments and linked private firms. Records show payments to Acme Pet Co Arcady Co Hales & Hunter Co First Trust & Savings Bank Riverdale etc. Total entries span numerous lines with many named entities and large sums.
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Water Service
Penn. R. R. Co
Acme Pet. Co
Arcady Co
Hales & Hunter Co
Muthill Bidg. Mat. Co
Belt R. R. Co
Water Service Au
S. Cc. R. RR. Co
First Trust & Savings Bank of
Riverdale
R. R. Co
Peter A. Anker
Col
Thornton
Ancor Scenebeceunys
Niemeyer
Federal Ice Co
Acme Steel Co
Fred Schafer
Fimes
P. Flick
Legal
H. Dreesen
Hall
Edw
A. Ripley
Chas. H. Unruh
Public Service Co
Kinney-Hood Priv. Co
City of
John C. Zornow
Hl. Bell Tel. Co
Peter Ripley Co
Carl Krause
Polico
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Ant
First Tr
W. Bonse
Theo. H. Reich
Police
Geo. L. Koehler
Chas. Unruh, Jr
Geo. Wells
H. Baumgartner
Wm. Lotz
A. C. Reich
Chas. Niemeyer
G. Landberg
T. H. Reich
H. Unruh
C. H. Hanson
Putnam
Wm. C. Zesch
K. S. Putnam
City of Chicago
Ben Wells
H. Wilkens
City of Harvey
Kinney-Hood Printing Co
Austin Western Pd
Pitttburgh Meter Co
A. Strosinski
First Tr. & Sav. Bk. of Riv
Ant. War
C. A. Gruhlke
Boyens
Wm. C. Boyens
Frank Stieman
Chas
Sala
Martin Wilkens
P. P. Flick
Geo, L. Koehler
J. A. Kollar
D. C. Bachmann
Mueller Co
Bell. Tel. Co
Watex
Kinney-Hood Prig. Co
A. G. Meier & Co
Man
Auy
Occ Eee
Unruh, Jr
Scholl
W. C. Zesch
Saran
Tr. & Sav. Bank
Riv
E. Bigger
Lee Eee
Frank Sticliann
Poe
Elle Eee
Austin Western Rd. Making Co
Man, I
Fall
Ecsee
Oeco
C. H. Hanson & Co
Kinney-Hood Prtg. Co
Kinney-Hood Prty. Co
Kinney-Hood Prip. Co
Cook Co
Harvey
Econo
Malloy Coal Co
Obeldobel
Cece
Lake Michigan Sanitary Compress
General
Double D. Coal Co
J. C. Detloff
Jennings
Sweitzer
Robt
Chas. G. Landberg
Frank Stiemann
Legal Advisor Pub. Co
W. Borise
Ray Bishop
Clayton Mortimer
Geo. Tuch
C. Westerhoff
Hanchmann
Ist
Trust & Law
Bank
Pittsburgh Meter Co
H. J. Barron
KH. Johnson
C. J. Westerhoff
E. Johnson
G. Schenck
Chas, Unruh, Jr
W. H. Ortel
Paul Jones
1St Trust & Savings Bk
Merchants Trust Bk
Bond and Int
Bd. Lel
Geo
L. Koehler
Theo
H. Reich
Cee
Cccees
Eees
E, Johnson
Wm, C. Zesch
Dalton Riv. Motor Co
Kay
Kile
Charlemagne Builds a Frankish Empire in Early Middle Ages
Great ruler and fighter Charlemagne gathered fragments of the western Roman empire and formed a new regime dominating western Europe. He led the Franks of France and Italy and controlled large parts of Spain and Germany from 742 to 814. His successors could not sustain his government.
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Charles the Great
Western
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France
Italy
Spain
Germany
New Rabbit Hunting Method Draws Notice
A Franklin New Hampshire man uses red pepper on rocks outside rabbit holes. Rabbits sniff the pepper and sneeze, striking their heads on rocks and dying. Reported by the Boston Globe.
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N. H
Boston Globe
Purely American Bird
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Labrador
Patagonia
Newgate Prison History and Replacement by Central Criminal Court
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London
Newgate
Holborn Viaduct
Newgate Prison
Central Criminal Court
Ways of Women Reader Quips on Marriage Risks
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Detroit News
Egyptians Avoid Wheat In Diet For Religious Reasons
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Great Britain
Heater lamps fade from production for radiant bathroom heaters
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Bureau of Standards
Maie Hatches Egg and Cassowary Egg Facts
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Nature Magazine
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Aeolian Isles
Greece
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