City Council considers higher levies to cover judgments
Topeka officers report the ways and means committee met to draft a levy plan for next year to cover judgments and bond interest. Proposed rates include 21 mills for interest, 2 mills for city funds, and adjustments to library and assessment levies raising total to about 23.2 mills, three mills higher than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeks
City Council
Ways and Means
Council Chamber
Burgess
Bradford
Stephenson
Pattison
Bird
McFadden
Lowe
Smith
Korshoer
Jefferson Street
Drr. McFadden
Niery
Milla
McPadden
Vance
General Revenue Fund
Thai Avenue
Kansas Avenue
Jackson
Eighth
Guthrie
Tts
General Improvement Fund
Prevent
Topeka Snapshots Mixed Local News Highlights
A quirky Topeka roundup notes police arrests from February to July, a band concert crowd, a mandolin class by Howard Lawrence in Burlingame, and rail traffic plans for nbsp Kansas. It mentions a Topeka woman signing a check with Your loving wife Mary Jones, and a claim about the Sante Fe shops being largest in the city. Major General J W F Hughes mustered in a new Kansas national guard company in Manhattan, with sixty three men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Topeka
Mary Jones
Wichite
W. H. Thomas
Rock Island
Kansas City
North Topsky
Kansas
W. M. Hobbs
F. C. Smith
David Overm
Cleveland
Carlisle
Kansas Avenue
Topeka Water Company
J. W. F. Hughes
Manhattan
Kansas National Greed
Dame Gore
Theansas
Harrison at Camp Dodge Welcomes State Officials Visit
Ex President Harrison receives ten state officers at Camp Dodge as Secretary of State John Palmer and the forestry and fish commission tour the property. Palmer speaks, Harrison muses on office burdens and duty, hoping the Adirondack trip yields some pleasure amid official aims. Also note Molton and Holt ton races with fastest horses in America.
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Cap Forak
N.Y
Harrison
Camp Dodge
John Palmer
Forestry and Fish Commission
Palmer
Rough Pine Board House
Adirondacks
Balance received from taxes for state and county fund
Receipt fragment shows funds allocated between state and county accounts with a total around 24,993 dollars. The text references taxes and a balance line item but lacks complete context or names.
High School Fund Accounts and Transfers Ledger Note
Ledger snippet shows transfers and balances for the high school fund including interest, linking funds, and general fund. It lists receipts and payments to various vendors, salaries, janitors, supplies, and equipment with items like fuel, stationery, plumbing, and repairs. Names such as Elias Mureh Wilson and John Larson appear amid maintenance and school operations entries with figures totaling substantial balances and transfers recorded by a school secretary or treasurer in July.
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Cain Towels
Elias Mureh
Wilson
Britetloy
Tis
C. Packer
Cuiding
Salua
Xatarios
Culver Bai Arwalta
Stanton
Topeka
Opels
Heb
Overton & Leo
Rhay Ewart
Lutiber
Isa Crees Sauliity
Fnorayeca Hardware
Roy "Palmer
Gharles Stiller
Crane & Co
Blanis
Ih & Ae
Areber Co
Topeka Caper Co
Sumner
A. Hull
Ker Mercantile Co
Agnold
W. SF Co
Prin Stuty
Ben Ile
H. M. Gilme
S. Manning
Howard
Cod
McNaily
of Ny
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Anheuser-Busch Brewing Association
East Fifth St
Topeka, Kas
Royal
OU & Government
Kansas Avenus
Col. Veale
Quincy Street
Midway
George W. Veale
Old Hall
Mr. Veale
Royal Baking Powder Company
Monk
Louisville
Henry Aye
Fire Department
T. W. Durham
Taylor Brrest
J. W. Rector
Washington
Kan
Bis
Anne
Molton
America
Holton
J.M. Knight
Ekansze Ave
Board of Education
Randoné RA
Mipae An
Balinee
Folicouinty
Maye
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