Village Treasurer Reports Water Fund Balance
The record shows a balance of 1 54966 in the Water Fund as of May 1 1912 and notes an amount of 3 550 35 with a balance of 8 043 99 in the Water Fund. C E Waggoner serves as Village Treasurer.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
8
The record shows a balance of 1 54966 in the Water Fund as of May 1 1912 and notes an amount of 3 550 35 with a balance of 8 043 99 in the Water Fund. C E Waggoner serves as Village Treasurer.
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The village of Diller Nebraska adopts fixed meeting dates for the Board of Trustees. Regular meetings will be on the first and third Wednesdays of each month at eight o clock p m at the village clerk J Smith s office. All conflicting ordinances are repealed and the ordinance takes effect after lawful publication. Passed May 15 1912. J Surry Diller Village Clerk C W Tonnemaker Chairman
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