City council votes raise salaries and ponders gas franchise
Monday session features salary increases for City Attorney Clerk Treasurer and City Marshal, with Mayor and council members voting on pay raises. Petersburg gas franchise petitions are debated and referred to a special committee. bids for Elm Street sewer and other projects are rejected. A special meeting is planned next Friday night as orders are issued to curb street debris and enforce fines.
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Connell Ward
Atsyor
Isa
Pho Saladas
Cuungjimun
Couneilmon
Mr. Routt
Councilmony
W. Q. Wile
Ata Ghd
Danke
Bi Putton
Jepsot
Sajatiee
Faes
Tesa
Srensurar
Aasd
Comelen
Sain de City Atthropy
Tees Ibera Wes Fatic
Spearer
Petersburg
Cabes
Pike County
Cil
Attormy Elzheimer Waa
Mewrs
AF Cabel
BC Daylsit Bia
Traveblsa
Comingnce Drilling
Ujey Ba
Coanelhuan Nit
Jepson
Kocher
W. Q. Williams
Miyour
Elscirio Light Company
Oro
Hedland Fund
Jopson
Vowmani
Tirbang
Unio
Phiit Berg
Board of Trade and Consul
McKercan Dewyer
Engitta
Apoels
Cougeil
Hood
Wednesday Newsbriefs From HdnTaoMeRy Area
Local notes report social visits and travel among residents. Charles Bakoff returns from Indianapolis Friday. Fulton spider superintendent visits Washington Friday. Mr and Mrs Clark visit relatives in Washington. Miss Mixgla McAdamig greets friends in Washington before February break. Rev. Bile returns from Lincoln City. Lewis Hirby visits Cusnotburg. A sensational wage issue faces two local politicians. Town busy with planting and housing activity. Mins Noisie Allen plans Washington summer schooling. Mrs Jobo Funcing and children visit Lueroctes Thursday. Mayes and Zinkins ship stock to Cincinnati Saturday.
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Davli
Jacob
Charles Bakoff
Indianjepolis
Grand Lodgan
Fultonspider Sottendent Businesg
Washipgéln
Mre
Clark
Thia
Mixgla McAdamig
Washington
Faba Wack
Lincoln City
Ouri
Nelsen Myers
W. Stathons
Plore
Allen
Itea
Lueroctes
Cinelunstil
Elnora News Mixes Weather, People and Local Life
The El n ora region reports variable weather with scattered activity among residents and businesses. Local names appear in a collage of routine updates from farmers, shops, and community figures, reflecting daily life and small events around town.
Fragmentary 19th Century Bank Ledger Snippet
An OCR readout shows loans and discounts, overdrafts secured at a percent, fractional currency notes, and references to bank reserves and dividends. The legible items include figures like 143,113 and 30,000 with notes on securities, warrants, and redemption terms.
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