Harvey City Ledger Amounts and Trustees Salaries List
A dense list from Harvey shows numerous entries for water systems streets alleys police fire hall salaries and trustees payments. Names include C A Gruhlke Wm C Boyens Chas H Unruh Theo Reich and Aug W Bonse with varied amounts from a few dollars to thousands.
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Chas. H. Unruh
Hall
Iisgyas
Trustees’ Sa
Bell Tel. Co
Ene Sieutetens
Austin West
Rd. Making Co
Riverdale Service Station
Frank Stiemann
Police
Riverdale
Joan Manidok
Jos. Cale
Fire Service
C. A. Gruhlke
Public Service Co
Pittsburgh Meter Co
Velo & Dalle
O. Obeldobel
John Ludwig
Chas. G. Landberg
John C. Zornow
W. Bonse
Theo, H. Reich
U. Boyens
Wm. C. Boyens
H. Baumgartner
Ates
C. J. Westerhoff
Paul Jones
Ray Bishop
Chas. Unruh, Jr
Geo. Wells
Aug
Betz
Geo. Schenck
Ill
Sand. Electric Co
Geo. Bales
City of Chicago
Ben Wells
Geo. L. Koehler
Geo
Chas
G. Landberg
Theo. H. Reich
Carl Krause
Clayton Mortimer
Chas, Niemeyer
Cece
Wm. C. Zesch
Earl Johnson
H. Wilkens
Belz
P. P. Flick
de Lane
A. C. Reich
Treas. Com
Saaihetestic
Hanchmann
C. H. Hanson Co
A. Basile
Wm. Man, Hall
P. E. Jones
Grant Bros
Kinney-Hood Prig. Co
J. A. Kollar
General
City of Harvey
K. S. Putnam
K. S. Putnam, General
O. Oberdobel
Kard Sales Corp
Union Bank of Chicago
W. H. Ortel
Municipal League
Edw. Scholl
A. Strosinski
Mrs. N. Bonn
R. Workman
Frank Stieman
Malloy Coal Co
D. Schermer
Wm. Lotz
Aug. Belz
Chas. Niemeyer
John Manidok
Nick D. Anders
Wm. Man
Mrs. H. Wilkens
Kensington Paint & Glass House
Harvard No. 11
Louis G. Emmerson
Ete
H. Unruh
Sal
Wm. Lot
Atlas Radio Co
Lel
L. Koehler
Etc
R. Roubos
Mrs. Wilkens
Dr. J. A. Kollar
H. Wiebke
Kinney-Hood Prog. Co
Riv
Oberdobel
Mailey Coal Co
Kraay & Livers
Rebt
Sta. Bonds & Int
Eureka Hose
Mfg. Co
Sinmick
Indians First Used Coal for Fuel in Pueblo Pottery
Dr Walter Hough credits Pueblo Indians with early coal use for firing pottery kilns in Arizona. They mined surface coal veins and heated kilns, but fuel use beyond pottery heating appears not evidenced until later civilizations.
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Walter Hough
Arizona
Halcyon Days and the Kingfisher Tale
The term halcyon refers to the kingfisher and a mythic 14 day nest lull said to occur around December 21 when the sea calms. This phrase recalls a peaceful period tied to ancient Greek lore and sea birds.
Brush on Floors for Perfect Oak Finish
Use a weighted floor brush occasionally to protect the oak finish. Apply wax at least once a year and rub well to maintain the floor in good condition. Do not neglect the floors until the finish wears to the wood. Regular attention keeps the floor looking its best.
Test Your Brain as Ask Me Another Puzzles Rise
The piece notes the Ask Me Another fad as a successor to cross word puzzles. Public conversations describe how many say the new game is as engaging as late night puzzles. A fan remarks the challenge lies in starting and continuing the running tests of knowledge.
After Races Four Sportsmen Play Poker At Dinner Flat
A Toronto Star item recalls four sportsmen who, after a lucky day at the races, adjourned to a flat for poker. Just before dealing, the host asks if they are playing fair or not, highlighting a moment of uncertainty.
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Toronto Star
Electric Insect Discovered in Nigeria Feeds on Mistletoe
A strange electric caterpillar found in Nigeria feeds on mistletoe flowers. A collector felt a tingling sensation like an electric shock while handling them, despite the insect lacking bristles or protrusions.
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Nigeria
Pirate Lafitte’s 1771 Galveston Stronghold Revealed
The account describes the buccaneer Lafitte establishing a hideout on Galveston Island in 1771 and burying treasure on the shores. It recalls the island then being called Cam peachy and notes his green uniform and courteous manner.
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Lafitte
Galveston Island
Campeachy
Clark Nutcrackers Harvest Cones in Alpine Northwest
Nature Magazine notes that Clark nutcrackers live year round in the Northwest alpine forests at 5 000 to 8 000 feet. They pry cones from trees and hammer off scales with their bills to access seeds.
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Mountains
Clark
Nature Magazine
Northwest
Dreaded Bab el Mandeb Strait Named Gate of Tears
The Bab el Mandeb strait, 14 miles wide, links the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean. It earned the name gate of tears in ancient times due to navigation dangers. A British lighthouse now stands on Perini island in the strait.
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Bab-el-Mandeb
Red Sea
Indian Ocean
Perini
Temple on Penang Reveres Malayan Snake God Chor Su Kong
A temple on Penang honors the Malayan snake god Chor Su Kong. Inside the temple crowds are surrounded by snakes from five inches to sea serpent size that are said to harm worshipers.
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Penang
Charcoal Formation Through Limited Oxygen Heating
Charcoal is the carbon rich substance remaining after wood is heated with restricted air to prevent combustion. The process consumes other elements while carbon remains largely intact.
Couldn't Be Reached Politician Rejects Offer
A car approachable politician tells the big boss he won not sell out to him and cites a better offer from the other side. The Out look notes the defiant stance and shifting loyalties.