Trustees Report of Indiana Township 1907 Spencer County
The trustee reports receipts and disbursements for Ohio and Harrison townships in Spencer County Indiana for 1907. It details balances on hand and items from the county treasurer, docket fees, school funds, ditch and dog funds, and numerous disbursements for supplies, labor, coal, repairs, and transfers.
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Nual
Spencer County
Wm. Jones
Co Treas
Wm Jones
Ps Ye Daccitiee
Bahon Hand Iast
Rt of Co Treas
Ie ‘Dog Fund
Order
Adv Board
TC Basye
J O Chewning
John G Rimstidt
Amelia Fella
P Higenmann
Cowl
Shing Tos Io
Tiytes Ie Saat Ghui
JG Baum
AF Meyers
Virginia Harrison
Institute
Bess Logan
CC Mason
Insurance
Will Scherer
Alidore Cassidy
Silas Thomas
J V Atkinson
Kate Kebrer i
Alvin Branch
James Lindsey
Columbus Harrowwell
Isaac Miller
Eli Lawrence Fi
Ramoth Wagner
Bigenmann Con, Co
James Vandyke
Jess Woods
Raymoth Wagner
Cl Sch
Fishback
Moise
Rimstidt Hardware Co
A L Young
Allen G Young
Chas M Young
Morton Young
Alonzo Lee
Hkigenmann
Liv Haines
Huegel
P Burns
Ike
Mort Brown
Oelze
DE Martin
ER Wesseler
Billa Burns
Dona Rasor
Ida Greathouse
Board of Hol
Jos Bretz
Willie Scherer
Amelia Fella, Inmst
Eva Kehrer
Jos Forsythe
Blanche Haskins
Minnie Miller
Mollie Mrueger
T R Poole
Thomas Saunders
A F Myers
W Saunders
D Garlinghouse
US Lindsey
Co Uom
Wm Rodemacher
Jessie Harrison
Mamie Richey i
Currie Gillett
AD Garlinghouse
Supplies
Arry Snyder
Doane Young
Jacob Scamahorn
Eloise Shannon
Sd Benj Snyder
CS Snyder
Hez Grady
Mary L Royal Ss
Philip J Burns
Anna L Young
John Herr & Son
DS Tullis
CE Tullis
W P Higenmann
Sch House
Rockport Box Mfg Co
Sum
AJ Parsley Mowing Yard
A D Garlinghouse
Frank Winchell
Chas Young, Jr
Mort Young
L Cooper
Rob’t Decker
Alvin Harvey
Dock Smith
OP Kirby
Rob’t Wheatley
Nina Rasor
Frank
JS Pattie
J M Huffman
Joe Miller
Allen Atkinson
P Eigenmann
Chas M. Young
John G Haines
C J Wetzel & Son
T Og Cos
Lasnbrook
J Richards
Sam Parsley
Chas Biggs
Chas Young
Wille Scherer
Squire
R Hall
Allen W Hall
Miller
Fred Butler
Butler Bridge
Molly O Payne
James McCrary
JW Ross
W Greathouse
W Lashbrook
ES Miller
Robert Mackey
GW Snyder
A L Snyder
Levy
CJ Wetzel
AL Snyder
H Snyder
W H Snyder
T E Snyder
Charles M Young
Harrison Township
Indiana
John T Jacobs
Cadick Mill Co
J J Wagner
Chas King
Goldie Baker
Isaac Beh
W Gentry
Ec’d of Co
Walker
Garlinghouse
JJ Brown
Fred Wal' Jr
Coul Pee
W Ross
Greathouse
E Wesseler
Wlashbrook
Turley & Co
Mdse
Kiger & Co
Snyder
Goble
G Co
Elia Fella
Burns
Te Burns
Lee Royal
Ssi! Harrison
Trie Gillett
Mens Snyder
H Minnie Miller
Dean Young
Jacob Scammahorn
Bloise Shannon
Yuu
Ferdinand Nat Bank
J T Jacobs
John H Reckelhoff
Ee County Dog
Anton Halbieb
Ferdinand Nat Bank Lam
Frank Goetz
Congressional Fd
Jos Peters
Jacob Ruxer Blksmith
Jos F Waal
Frances Simon
Jacob W Weaver
Ed Roth
Ee Co
Fred Widmer
John M Schnell
Albert van Winkel
Blanche Collignon Ae
C Schnellenberger
Wm K Fischer
Waiters Claim They Are Real Complainants in Identity Mixups
A Philadelphia Bulletin columnist quotes a waiter who argues that diners mistake waiters for customers at dances and balls. He claims waiters lose tips to improvised impersonators who pocket gratuities, causing a five percent loss at big events.
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Philedephia Bulletin
Savage humor over smelting salts prank in New Guinea
A. H. Dunning described a native trick in New Guinea where he offered smelting salts and forced successive natives to join in the exposure. Each newcomer brought another, quickly involving the village, watched with keen delight and hidden risk of a harsh fate.
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New Guinea
A. H. Dunning
London Standard
Ohio's Pioneer Town Marietta Founded in 1788
Marietta in spring 1788 was founded by New Englanders led by General Rufus Putnam Samuel Holden Parsons and James M. Varnum. The town’s early name references the unfortunate Marie Antoinette in local lore.
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Marietta
Rufus Putman
Massachusetts
Samuel Holden Parsons
Connecticut
James M. Varnum
Rhode Island
Marie Antionette
Not Too Crazy Paris Journal Beaconsfield Quote
A fragment from humor and political witticisms cites a tailor Jones and a client who goes insane yet still may pay his bill. The Paris Journal and Chicago Tribune quotes touch on weary seeking rest and Beaconsfield on political institutions.
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Jones
Paris Journal
Woman Endures Tribulations If Not Out Of Fashion
A wry note on endurance in daily life. The quotation suggests a woman can bear many hardships as long as they remain in fashion or the idea of style persists. It frames resilience within social trends and personal appearance.
Mystery of a concealed prescription in women's health
A physician explains the hidden Latin prescription and its unspoken trust in nature. The text promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, a non alcoholic remedy using unicorn root Helonias and other botanicals to treat nervousness, menstrual pain, and weakness in women, claiming safety and efficacy without alcohol.
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American
John M. Scudder
F. Ellingwood
King
Pierce
Hoteland Surgical Institute of Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
R. V. Pieres
Buffalo
N.Y
Bierce
Inky German Printers Seek Bread in Rome
Swernhevin and Paunariz, two German printers in Rome, boasted ink rivaling modern standards and produced pages over 400 years old. They pleaded to the pope that their house was full of proof sheets yet they had nothing to eat.
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Swernhevin
Paunariz
Rome
Hig Holiness
Impudent remark sparks compliment in Philadelphia society note
Gossip column recounts a scene where Miss Diggs and Miss Pussay respond to a flirtatious quip. The exchange centers on age and credit as observers label the remark impudent yet complimentary to the speaker. The piece reflects social etiquette and witty banter.
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Miss Diggs
Miss Pussay
Philadelphia
Ivess
Beheading Tale Told by Grandmother in Scotland
An old lady narrates a tale to grandchildren about a trainee in Scotland where the clan chief is beheaded. She remarks that while losing a head was a great event, it was a sad loss to him and to the clan. The memory underscores the grim turning point in the story.
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Scotland
Should a man shave up or down asks a city clerk
A youthful city clerk asks whether to shave up or down and the barber grins saying he always shaves down when shaving him. The exchange reflects a wry Irish proverb about perspective and approach.
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Simon Daunhauer
Henry Clemens
C Wittes
Henry Simon
Geo M Sturm
J R Strand
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J W Palmer Sch
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Simon Loebhein
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Jacob M Weaver
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DH Goble
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J Roth Institute
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Henry Punt
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Dink Rasor
JV Atkinson
Zula BE. Winchell
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Catharine Kehrer
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Clara Freshley
Beulah Jackson
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George Niles
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C J Wetzel
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