Dolton Village Treasurer 1925 Annual Statement
The Village of Dolton Treasurer Harry M. Packard presents the fiscal year ending April 30 1925 accounting the public funds on hand at start receipts and their sources expenditures with purposes and post year receipts through May 18 1925 sworn May 18 1925. It lists payments to George Smith labor C H Meisner labor M R Weidner salary and other vendors including utility firms and local services with amounts and items.
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Dolton
Harry M. Packard
George Smith
C. H. Meisner
M. R. Weidner
G. J. Vulcanizing Shop
Eirnest Roney
White Bros., Motor Co
South End Supply Co
Public Service Co
N. Witneis
Roy Fluhr
ER Cn
James Needles
National Meter Co
C. H. Holden
First Trust & Savings Bank of Chicago
H. Krueger
C. C. Holden
Gus Albrecht
C. N. Holden
Legal Adviser Publishing Co
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Louis Koch, Sr
Clayton & Schermer
C. H. Mé
Isner
Brownell Improvement Co
Mike Panozzo
Dalton-Riverdale Motor Co
Camiel Beck
Evers
Roy Flohr
C. Wesse
C. H. Hanson Co
Lewis Koch, Sr
Abor
Enn
R. Propper
Wm. G. Dolton
Policeman’s Benevolent Ass’n
N. Illinois
Hastings Garage
City of Chicago
Tlinois Bell Telephone Co
Exrnest Roney
I.e. Cece Geo. Smith
S. C. Holden
Wm. E. Dee Co
Burton Nelson
Austin-Western Road Machinery Co
Pup
L. M. VanderAa
Harold Krueger
Arthur T. Harms
John Vermer
Joseph G. Radke
H. Krugeer
Wm. G. Delton
Louis Koch, Jr
Delton Volunteer Fire Co. No. 1
Pennsylvania Ry. System
Ccc
W. G. Dolton
Geo. Smith
Kinney-Hood Printing Co
H. M. Packard
N. Clinois
Cc. C. Halden
Twin City
Grant Bros
A. C. Wesse
Illinois
Brick Co
Chicago
First National Bank of Chicago
First National Bank of Dolton
Eee
White Bros. Motor Co
Rep
Marshall-Jackson Co
Ged Kinney-Hood Printing Co
Double D. Coal Co
Smith
Camill’ Beck
Wm. G. Dalton
Outlook-Envelope Co
American By. Express
Express Brownell Improvement Co
D. Schermer
N. Ill
Village Hall
A. ©. Nielsen
Four Street
C. Holden
Kinney-Hood Printing Company
F. Propper
Desea Putes
Ieee
Sehinp
Jap Etodlellac Mebmerses
Wentsnsei
Segiaaegs
Dalton Volunteer Fire Company
Waanenaakna
Nente
Nne
Neeene Eee
Maurer Repisasbadaatak
Mae
Krueger
Improv
Berger
Improv Peecaneen
Wm . Dolton
Geo. BE. Colewell
Wm. C. Krueger
Wereernrncser Tesess
Henry Milhahn
Wee
C. G. Fike
Dedaton Ac
John J. Connors
Jeundeatapsendagededes S
Lands Drug Store
Reabne Security
Kinney Hood Printing Co
C. W. Berger
N. Regnier
Joseph Radtke
Bnpste A Sohe
Dalton Volunteer Fire Co
Champion Corporation
Eeseneeene
Nan
Wm. Veerdonk
Louis Koch
Seuss Ae
Walter Pohlers
Dalul Codecheneretaue
Uuua
Sanitary District of
T. H. Putnam
Mrs. M. Kay
H . Blanke
E Curry
Ohlsen
C Shy
F. Temmelman
Kleifoth
White Bros
Pup Roller
Hastings
Weenbepart A
Dutch Meisner
Wm. Niemeyer
August Krueger
Michael Polak
Boots
Twin City Garage
C. H. Smythe
City of
Ilinois
Paneer
Sean
Aunt Emmy Warns Against Fraud in Liberty Bond Scam
In a dialogue with Maud, Aunt Emmy recounts Mrs. Thompson's near robbery by a securities hawker. A widow signaled receipt led to stock theft and forged trades, illustrating how counterfeits prey on trust. The caution urges using banks for financial dealings and reading documents carefully.
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Akirst
Mr. Thompson
Tom
Maud
Emmy
United States
Anne B. Aymes
New Era for Agriculture Seeks Marketing Reform
New York reports a shift toward applying business marketing and distribution principles to farming. President W. C. Gordon of the State Bank Division, ABA, urges farmers and bankers to study the long view for agricultural distribution and to implement practical, economical reform. Read the Want Ads.
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New York
W. C. Gordon
State Bank
American Bankers Association
Gordon
Washington
Agricultural Conference