County treasurer report for Jarvis town 1910
Martin Herbst treasurer of the Jarvis highways presents a 1910 fiscal year statement sworn March 29. It lists funds on hand at year start, receipts from poll taxes and loans, and expenditures for road and bridge work, labor, materials, and services with numerous named payees and dates, totaling expenditures of 470849 and ending balance 283354.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Illinois
Madison
Jarvis
Commissioners of Highways
Martin Herbst
A. D
Philip Eckery
Justice of the Peace
Coun
John Riggin
Geo
Old Iron
Ford
Bauer
Geo. Herbst
Wm. F. Schmitt
Geo. Gerstenecker
Emory Edwards
Marion Hall
Troy Exchange Bank
Jos. Tannehill
Chas. Ritter
Froim Geo. Becker
Seapets
Chas. Mersinger
John Riebold
Jacob Langenwalter
VADOT
B. W. Jarvis
al Dutton
Martin Keck
Lumber
Wm. Bour
Geo. W. Goetz
Jacob Lahnenwatter
Gamales
Chas. Schultze
Joe Schmidt
John Lemen
J. E. Hindmarch
Ferd. Bauer
John Schmidt
G. W. Goetz
Rucker
Ceee Ceee
C. Gebauer
M. W. Powell
M. W. Powell, Road Eattot Seid. Etait Schusblete
Gerfen
Eee
J. Schultze
J. J. Schmidt
Adam Haas
Henry Bohlnenstiehl
Ovepscol Cece
Joe Arth
H. F F. Rucker
John Langenwalter
Wumbe
Fred Druessel
John Druessel
Geo. Edwards
Leonard Schildknecht
J. C. Gebauer
Ed Bohnenstiehl
Stupp Bros. Bridge Co
Jacob Bress
Martin Beck
John Faitz
City of
Troy
R. C. Morriss
J. P. Schwartz
Tom Staunton
Eccles
Chris. Heuer
Emil Wanry
J. Bohnenstiehl
Wenry Bohnenstiehl
Ovetscoe Loc
W. A. Schmidt
Hf. FF. Rucker & Son
Chis. Schultz
Ed Bohmstichl
Ed Zenk
P. Schwartz
Wm. Taake
Ben Schultze
Jacob Ottwein
Henry Bohnenstichl
Henry Giesaking
Henry Bohnenstiehl
Wm. Mills
Labor
Arthur Faitz
H. F. Rucker
Wm Steinmeyer
Martin Arth
Elias Burk
Wm. Schmidt
John Brendle
Chas. Goetz
I. Bohnenstiehl
J. C
Treasurer
Arnica salve helps Burlington man after forty years
L. W. Harriman of Burlington Maine recalls suffering in the army for forty years. He credits Sue Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing him when all else failed. The product is advertised as a greatest healer for sores, ulcers, boils, burns, cuts, wounds, bruises and piles, 25 cents at S. Kingston’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Harriman
Burlington
Sue Bucklen
S. Kingston
Dress Suit For A Church
Honeymoon couple rides Broadway in an open car with a loud guide pointing out sights. The bridegroom insists on Grace Street as a grand church, supposedly requiring a dress suit for entry, prompting a puzzled bride. The caller urges sending this item to The Call for publication.
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Broadway
New York
Metropolitan Tower
Flatiron
Fourteenth Street
Herald Square
Pennsylvania Station
Grace Street
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Theo Guennewig
Public Square
Philip Eckert
Theatores
Graham
G. A. Purviance & Son
Hack and Dray Line
Vandalia Station
Deimling Bros
Citizens’ Shaving Parlor
Julius Peter
Calla
Main St
Helvetia Dwelling House Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Ilinois
June Sallee, D.D
ST. Louis
Carleton
Barr's
6Th Street
St. James Hotel
Edwardsville
L. W. Sondles
W. W. Jarvis
D. G. Jarvis
ACME
H. F. Kueker & Son Lumber
A. Shinola
AEC
Dauber
LAM ET
Crystal Ice CO
J. R. Fritts, Mer
EBOLD
C.F. Stienhans
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
United States
Cooper’s
Call
Madison County
Mississippi Blatter
Daniel Peterman