Supervisor's Report from York County detailing 1927 28 fiscal year funds
A sworn statement by Sheridan as York County Supervisor presenting receipts and expenditures for the fiscal year ending March 1928. It lists funds on hand at start, receipts from Go Treasurer and Co Treasurer, and total expenditures including auditing, office work, weed commission, election costs, fumigating, and other line items. Balance on hand reported as $176.59.
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Own
York
Sheridan
James
J. Sheridan
Carl Daehler
J. J. Sheridan
Bal. Brt
Francke and Switzer
Sam Grim
Joe Merendy
J. M. Carroll
Sexton U
Louis Kness
Sexton
Con Bertholf
Weed Comm
Herman Francke
Bertholf Weed
Wegee
Public interest clash over marriage license publication rules
Newspaper men vent about frequent "Please do not publish" notes on county clerk marriage licenses. They argue licenses reveal private life but records are public and available by inquiry. the issue reflects tension between privacy and the press duty to publish.
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Oat Morrison
Mumps Outbreak Touches Peck Family in Bed
Mrs. B. L. Peck and her son Bud are both in bed with mumps, with Mrs. Peck said to be very ill. Miss Bertha Corbett is recovering satisfactorily, and Paul Hensal, who had them, is nearing full recovery. Mirror Democrat. 2.00! House paint in colors. 3B
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B. L. Peck
Bud
Pouring Cement on Shannon Road near Route 26
The Reporter notes cement work underway on Shannon Road with two and a half miles of pipeline laid to bring water to the mixer west of Shannon. A crew with three bunk houses and thirty horses arrived Tuesday, preparing the dirt work for the five mile stretch to Route 26. Foreman F C Anderson is out sick and George Creighton acts as boss in his absence.
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Shannon
Medical Society Meeting Hosts Doctors From Nearby Counties
The Carroll County Medical Society met in Savante Tuesday with physicians from LaDao, Daviess, Stephenson, Winnebago, Ogle and Whiteside counties present. The gathering opened with a dinner at Geo and featured three Rockford speakers. Mary Sagner attended while Henry Hall, in poor health, was reported as in serious condition at his parents’ home.
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Carroll County
Savante
la Daviess
Stephsrnson
Winniebago
Oye
Whiteside
Geo
Mason Hell
Rockford
Mary Sagner
Henry Hall
Horace Hall
Tragic Seizure Claims Mrs. Kudu at Home
Last Wednesday morning Mrs. Thomas Kudu collapsed at her doorstep during chores. Daughter Lore Ella saw her mother fall near the door and summoned help. A doctor arrived from Clinton, but Mrs. Kudu was pronounced dead at the scene. Mrs. East remains with the widow as authorities investigate the seizure’s cause.
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Thomas Kudu
Safort
Loreella
Wong
Clinton
Shester
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Llinc
RME
Carroll
Loos
Carl Daihler
J. H. Wilt
J. M. Fay
H. Green
Weed
Henry Strauch
Jyan Lewis
Krank Rush
John Carpenter
Wilt
Shu
Raymond Carrell
Thomson Review Printing Report
John Hoy
Argo Fa
Bertholf
Voss Electric
Coleman
John
Renkes
Fulton, Wlinois
Clinton Mattress
S. 4Th St
Clinton, Iowa
Bell
Tri-City
Herbert Morey
Devoe
F. A. Wythe
Fulton Illinois
Shannon Road
F. C. Anderson
George Creighton
Savanna
J. M. Fay & Son
Fay’s
Fulton
Illinois
Smaltz Bros
Fulton, Ill
Wrythe
Byland
Ilinois
Clinton Auto
TOR Company
Lows
of. & . Thompson
Wyne-Deaver
Mline
Paddock Music Company
Music House
311
SO. 2Nd ST
Iowa
B. J. Snyder
Abrams
Fulton Exchange
Clinton National Bank
A. Young
Cc. H. Young
Albert B. Rathbun
A. F. Bohnzon
Chesterfields
Taccert & Mrexs Tosacco Co
Bank of Lyons
Sterling
A. M. Blodgets
Attorney AT Law
Fultor
Iniarin
G. P. Hendricks
Allison
Rogtre
Faltan
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