Treasurer's Seminal Report From Hardin County June 1907
J B Starr Jr furnishes the county treasurer report covering receipts and disbursements from June 1 1907 to Jan 1 1409. Items list cash in treasury transfers warrants cancelled and balances across state and county funds including agricultural college, school, bridge, road and poor funds with totals for each fund and notes on overdrafts and transfers between funds.
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Honerable
Board of Supervisors
Hardin County
Lown
Treasuer
J.B. Starr, JR
Agricultural College Fund
County Road Fund
Trans. Co. Fund
Treasury
J. DB
Starr
Bey
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Glen Cove Boys League Forms to Clean Village
In Glen Cove New York a boys league under the Village Improvement association was formed to improve cleanliness and attractiveness of the village. Eleven sections each host a boy’s club with Mrs Charles P Valentine overseeing ten women. Wash cans placed around town aid collection of litter with each boy wearing a badge inscribed Boys League Glen Cove T. Expenses for cans and badges have been modest and contributions are welcome via treasurer Mrs A Ly Sleigh.
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Glen Cove
Vilage
N. Y
Charles P. Valentine
Feague
Boys’ League
T. 1
Village Improvement Association
Gumwood Paving Prospect From Gum Trees
The Gumwood tree, native to marshy areas of the South Atlantic and Gulf states, is seen as a potential solution to street paving. Experts report that dried gumwood can form solid paving blocks, aiding municipalities. A New York wood preserving firm, focused on black and tupelo gum, recently met forest service officials in Washington to discuss preservation methods for paving use.
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South Atlantic
Gulf States
Washington
Boston ‘Transcript
UN Dare Wood Preserving Company
New’ York
Forest Service
Planting Street Trees Requires Proper Hole Size
Planting street trees demands knowledge, for not all trees sold are fit for the job. The key factor is a hole large enough to allow water and air to reach the roots, especially where soil is compacted. Loosening soil to three to five feet deep and wide ensures healthier growth and future success.
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C. Burling
Nuckoll's
Hidera
Iowa
Stephen Whited
Ane Smith & Head
Eldors
Runty
Tidorn
Jaws
Jan
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County Fund
Treasury Scessee
Bridge Fund
CAB
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Insane Fund
C.ee
County Orphan Fund
Elsh
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Board OF Malth Fund
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Road Fund
Gash
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Eldora Emergency Hospital
N. C. Morse
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Iowa Central
Ry’s
L. Mossman
Polk City
First National Bank of Radcliffe
U. S. Patent Office
Washington, D.C
The
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Opportunity
State Board of Immigration
Cheyenne, Wyroming
Chichester
Japan
Standard Oil Company . (Incorporated
Corn Products Mfg. Co
Chefa
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William Galloway
William Galloway Company
Firth Ave
Waterloo
Lowe
Wisconsin
American Colonization Company
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