Proposals Requested for Public Funds Deposits in Indiana Towns
Multiple Indiana township boards in Sullivan County invite written proposals from banks and trust companies to receive and deposit public funds. Proposals must include bonds, follow state act requirements, and be examined by state or federal authorities. Meetings occur December 1907 in Fairbanks Gill Turman Merom Farmersburg and Farmersburg offices and schools.
Public Funds Deposits Notice at Carlisle and Shelburn
Notice announces the Carlisle Board of Finance will accept written proposals December 27 1907 at Kivett's Hall from banks and trust companies in Indiana for public funds deposits. Bonds must be executed per statute with personal or surety company bonds. Shelburn School Board Finance sets December 28 1907 office hours for deposits of school funds under the same act. details include official forms and bond requirements.
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Sullivan County
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Fairbanks
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Sullivan
United States
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Wm. H. Jones, Jr
Turman Township
Turman
S Turman
Town Board of Finance
Merom
Town Board of Finance of
Elvis McKinsey
Farmersburg
Congress
John H. Allen
James Huntwork
Carlisle
Kivett’s Hall
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Dugger
Indus
Dudiana
Municipal Macy: Crawfordsville Raises Street Lighting Rates
The Crawfordsville Indiana trustees increased street lighting charges by 10 percent after reporting a small profit. The piece mocks municipal ownership and notes lofty debt levels in New Zealand and Australia while lampooning cost figures from Lincoln Nebraska. It complains about privileged power and laments past battles against despotism.
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Iowa Sets Uniform Municipal Accounting Law Example
Iowa adopts a uniform system of municipal accounts with auditor led oversight and an advisory committee. Cities must annually report on prescribed forms, with examiners auditing every city 5000 and up every two years to assess financial conditions.
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Great Britain
The
Orient
Perfectly Lovely Thought From Baltimore American
A reflective note from Baltimore American extols aging with hope inviting readers to cultivate kindness over conflict as life’s journey winds through humanity’s rugged road. It frames sweet inner peace as the blooms laid along hardship.
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Ward Heelers on the Payrolls and Political Influence
The Buffalo Times discusses the danger of ward heelers in municipal ownership. It argues they crowd payrolls with idle workers who agitate for raises, using their political influence to push for higher pay.
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Proposals for Deposit of Town Funds Dugger Indiana 1907
Finance of Dugger Indiana invites written proposals from banks and trust companies to deposit town funds. Proposals due December 27 1907 between 1 and 3 pm at the Town Clerk office Dugger Sullivan County Indiana. Proposals must be on official forms and bonds as required by law.
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Shoop
Racine
Wis
T. By
Shaffer
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Said
Notice to Non-Residents on Public Travel Declares Social Height Trends
A dated notice discusses restrictions for non residents and reflects on social expectations and ambitions. It cites Vesey and decries certain religious references while noting rising heights among debutantes in the United States and United Kingdom across the current decade.
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Alzey Plans Plant Care in Public Schools
City leaders in Alzey introduce a program giving every public elementary school girl two plants each spring to nurture. Reports from the session conclude the program yields positive results and cultivates a broad interest in plants and flowers among the masses.
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New York Public Schools See Attendance Rise
The average daily attendance in New York public schools reaches 635000, about 35000 higher than the previous year, reflecting growing enrollment across districts.
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