Ledger of city expenditures lists numerous payments and salaries
A 1924 25 financial ledger details semi monthly salaries for Dr M R Weidner and others, along with payments to Hick Hastings Garage wagon labor, Barrett Co tarvia and utility firms. It includes totals 41 941 01 for expenditures and a 55 815 77 balance carried over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. R. Weidner
A. W. Hersey
Wm. G. Dalton
P. B. Pa
Kinney Hood Printing Co
Chicago & Riverdale Lumber Co
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
John Verney
Gus Albrecht
Louis Koch, Sr
Edward McGowans
Ernest H. Roney
G. J
F. A. Rentner
Geo. Smith
White Bros. Motor Co
South End Supply Co
Meyer & Wenthe
City of Chicago
Roy Flohr
H. Krueger
Wm. Mau
E. Wirtz
Brownell Improvement Co
J.cGowan
John Ver Wey
Barrett Co
Tarvia
Pennsylvania R. R. Co
Austin-Western Machinery Co
Wm. G. Dolton
Wm. C. Krueger
Fred J. Kruege
F. A. Albrecht
Matin Krueger
H. M. Packard
Illinois Brick Co
A. T. Harms
Louis Koch,Sr
Er. J. McGowan
Austin-Western Road Machinery Co
Public Service Co
N. J
Marshall-Jackson Co
Kinney-Hood Printing Company
E. J. McGowan
A. R. van Deursen
S -Hastings
Ernest Roney
Een
Serre
Pennsylvania
R. R. Co
South Brid Supply Co
Roy Fisher
Hastings
James B. Clow & Sons
American Railway Express Co
First National Bank
t—Albert Raver
Kinney
C. W. Berger
Lo —American Railway Express Co
J. Radtke
Dearborn Electric Division
N. Hl
First Trust & Lav
Bank of Chi
I—F. J. Kruege
C.sesesccsdeeet
J. F. Boettger
Hastings Garage
C. C. Holden
G. J. Vulcanizing
Jacob Fisher
City of
Chicago
Dalton Volunteer Fire Co
Jas. Radtke
American Ry. Express Co
N. Ill
Illinois Municipal League
F. J. Kruege
W. G. Dalton
M. Robert Weidner
Ilinois Bell Telephone Co
Harms Bros
Dalton Volunteer Fire Co. No
Fred J. Klaege
Samomonthly
J. McGowan
National Meter Co
Dolton Volunteer Fire Co
Wm. G. Volton
Henry Albrecht
Kinney-Hood Printing Co
Aaron Leedy
Penn, R. R. System
W. G. Dolton
J. Kruege
W. E. Beck
O. Jenness
Fred A. Buedefelt
al. H. Harms
M. Sheppard Co
B. Good
I. Ferguson
Fred Wesse
Fred J. Kiaege
F.C. Ott
Geo
Eens
Pup
Ie Eeesee Tee
Robert Hanschmann
Fred Klaege
Nor, Ul
Wm. F. Propper
I. H. Borkam
L. Corriveau
C. G. Fike
L. I
H. W. Grapenthien
Edw. Prickett
Gilbert O. Jenness
Fred Buedefeldt
Arthur T. Harms
Hall
Mueller Co
Harry M. Packard
Lands Drug Store
H—Dl. Corriveau
L. Kruege
Critics Clash With Speech Purists In 19th Century Debate
The London Daily Telegraph reports Sir Johnston Sorbes Robertson criticizing modern pronunciation in favor of traditional forms. He preferred sometimes to omit t in often and used agen instead of again, condemning long my lords vowel sounds as intolerable. He defended hisCorrectitude by citing historical norms and noted the challenge to rules about ear.
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Sir Johnston
Sorbes-Robertson
London Daily Telegraph
Johnston
Daswehl
Creatures That Man Is Unable to Tame
A discussion of wild animals and their tamability compares wolves and big cats. It notes Tasmanian devils remain untamable, black jaguars stay savage, and leopards or bobcats may tame when young but revert to savagery. Wolverines threaten trappers by breaking into shanties.
Beethoven's Triumph Over Deafness Inspires Humanity
The passage recalls Beethoven's severe deafness and the paradox of his genius thriving without hearing. It notes his awareness of applause only through observers and highlights that many of his greatest works emerged after he lost his hearing, proving the mind's victory over physical limitation.
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Beethoven
Ruskin Style Scene of Holland Barge on flowering fields
Description of flat Dutch lands as seen from a barge with rich red color, windmill or dyke halting wind, pearl gray rivers, red roofs, and a horizon broken by a cow, a broad-breasted woman towing a barge, a singing child, and a barking dog as a deck scene. The lines evoke a tranquil rural voyage in the Low Countries.
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Ruskin
Holland
Alice Meynell
Mill Rules Reflect 19th Century Work Hours
Amasa Whitney ran a Winchester Massachusetts factory with sixteen rules. The first rule states the mill opens ten minutes before sunrise all year and closes ten minutes after sunset with seasonal adjustments from March 20 to September 20 and reverse times for the rest of the year, noting Saturdays at sunset.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amasa Whitney
Winchester
Mass
Jud Tunkins On Election And Self Knowledge
A quip notes that being elected to high office mirrors marriage, revealing a man’s faults to himself, per Washington Star. The remark frames public office as a spotlight exposing flaws.
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Hisself
Washington Star
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