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MONDAY, JANUARY 24, 1938.
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The Plattsmouth Journal
PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY AT PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
Entered at Postoffice, Plattsmouth, Neb., as second-class mall matter
MRS. R. A. BATES, Publisher
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$3.50 per vear. All subscriptions are payable strictly In advance.
Transactions
of Commission
ers in December
Belated Report Due to Other Work
Complete List of Claims Al
lowed on Various Funds.
The Journal apologizes in bring
ing to its readers this belated report
of business transacted at December
meetings of the county commission
ers. The copy reached us about the
first of January since which time the
rush of other work has prevented
setting the long list of claims allow
ed and other business tranacted.
Sealed bids for burial of pauper
dead during 103S were received from
Sattler Fuacral Home. Streight &
Streight and Horton Funeral Home,
of Plattsmouth. all being rejected
and the Clerk instructed to call for
new bids to be filed on or before
noon. Tuesday. January 4th.
Sealed bid of the Elmwood Leader-Echo
for county printing for the
ear 193 S was likewise rejected and
the Clerk directed to call for new
bids to be tiled on or before noon of
Tuesday. January 4th.
Orders of County Judge renewing
Mothers" Pensions of Catherine Falk
and Mascie Holcomb and granting
Mothers' Pension to Mrs. May Hun
ter as well as increasing the Moth
er's Pension of Gretchen Simons ?5
per month for December and Janu
are. were approved.
Ralance of time was spent in the
ideratiou and allowance of claim
bills as follows:
MOTHERS" PENSION FUND
Edna A. Jones. Mother'n Pen
sion. December 5 7.50
Mrs. Cleo Capper, r-ame 23.00
Mrs. Masgie Herriiuiton IS. 00
Catherine Falk. same 13.00
Mrs. Anna -Pittman: same 30.00
Mrs. Lucille Gaines, same 15.00
Gretchen Simmons, came 15.00
Maggie Holcomb. same 15.00
Mrs. Mr.ry McFarland. same. T.50
Marie Richards, name 15.00
Yeatha 15. Reeves. ?jr.ie 15.00
Minnip Elede. same 35.00
Mrs. May Hunter, same 30.00
Gretchen Simmons, increased
allowance, December 5.00
GENERAL FUND
Lillian G. White, salary and
expense. November $125.21
Georgia V.T.ite. salary. Nov.. S3. 34
C. E. Ledsway. same 1C6.67
Helen V. Warner, same S3. 33
W. H. Puis, same 50.00
John E. Turner, same 1G6.67
Ruth Patton. same 104.17
Henry i. Woster. same f1.67:
Betty Ann McCarty. clerical
work. Co. Treasurer. Nov.. 40.00
John Kopp. salary, Nov 50.00
Miles M. Alien, same 50.00
A. H. Duxbury. same 1S3.34
Minnie Hild. same 90.00
Blanche Hall, same 104.17
J. A. Capwell. salary, stamps
and mileaee 113.21
Mary Jane Mark, salary. Nov. 32.50
Avis Sylvester, work for the
Sheriff. November 32.50
Cass L. Sylvester, salary and
mileage. November 182.20
Fronie Glaubitz. care of Joe
Hines 42.00
Genevieve Laase. work in the
Cent. Appl. Bureau 10.00
Alice Hiatt work in Central
Bureau and Relief office 52.00
Mary Ann Gradoville. work
for County Surveyor 1.50
Geo. I,. Farley, salary and
mileage, November 95.73
E. B. Chapman, same 109.00
E. B. Chapman, toll calls 1.40
Alpha C. Peterson, salary,
mileage, expense. Nov. 190.31
Marie E. Kaufinann. salary
and mileage, November 62.40
Madge Garnett. work in re
lief office 4.00
George Spahn. assisting the
County Surveyor 1.50
R. Frank Doty, same 6.00
Warren F. Taylor, same 34.50
Robert D. Fitch. Jr., surveys
and office work IS 8.00
Greth Garnett, salary and
mileage, November 106.95
W. P. Rice, plaster work at
county farm 12.00
Sattler Funeral Home," amb.
service, Mrs. Baker 7.50
Dr. J. W. Brendel, medical
services to poor, November- 36.00
riattsmouth Journal, print
ing and supplies to county
offices 198.60
Edward C. Harris, laundry
work to J. Hines 3.09
Sattler Funeral Home, burial
expense, Mrs. Kline 63.50
Ward Clark, four hair cuts at
county jail 1.40
Fred H. Toman, one load of
wood to court house 6.00
It. R. Anderson, M. D-, med.
service to poor, Nov 55.00
Arminda J. Graves. December
installment on timber con
tract ioo.oo
Louisville Courier, record
books to Co. Treasurer 2S.00
Mike Tritsch, one pair of
glasses to P. Tweton 5.00
Cass County Treasury, env.
and expense, November 149.13
Bates Book Store, supplies to
county offices 26. S5
Louisville Courier, for 2,500
claim bills to Co. Clerk 40.00
Mrs. C. M. Calkins, care of
Shropshire children, Dec. 79.71
Nebr. Children's Society, do
nation, year 193S 20.00
Lefebure Corp., tax receipts
to County Treasurer 336.81
Harry Nielsen, salary, Nov. 100.00
Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
supplies to sewing center 10.03
H. Sylvester, salary, mileage,
jailor fees. bdg. prisoners 314.03
John Boetel. hauling rubbish .50
Fred H. Gorder, telephone
calls and stamps 6.33
H. M. Soennichsen Co., mdse.
to court house, jail, survey
or and county farm 64.06
G. L. Davis, mdse. to county
farm 3.00
John II. Mauson. coffee to
county farm 0.40
Tom Tilson, one male pig to
county farm 25.00
John Alwin. labor and mat'l,
repairing chairs 6.00
Horton Funeral Home, fun
eral expense Henry Johnson 69. 50
R W. Edwards, mileage de
livering commodities. Nov. 56.56
Lawrence Heigl. vitnes3 fee.
State Barber Board vs. Don
Cramer 2.00
P. A. Jacobson. care of Joe
Benson 30.00
Lee W. East ridge, one wood
saw 30.00
Stakalta Mfg. Co.. supplies
to County Court 45.00
C. E. Ledgway, Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees, case of State vs.
R. W. Harris IS. SO
C. E. Ledgway, Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees, case of State vs.
P. B. Cruise.. 199. S6
C. E. Ledgway. Clerk of Dist.
Court, fees, case of State vs.
Milton Prall 9.30
Fred H. Gorder. salary and
mileage. Nov. 100.15
Dr. E. M. Stewart, medical
services 2.50
Plattsmouth Cemetery Board,
opening graves Curtis, John
son and Kline 21.00
D. W. Karnopp. medicine to
poor. November 22.45
Standard Blue Print Co... for
supplies to Co. Surveyor 6.25
Schwake Drug Co., medicine
to E. Root 2.30
Dr. R. P. Westover, medical
services to poor 64.00
O. E. Liston. M. D.. same 33.50
Jacobs Cafe, meals to jury 5.00
Stewart Cafe, same 6. S3
Farney Cafe, same 6.4 5
G. G. Douglas, M. D., medi
col services to poor, Nov 69.50
Nehawka Enterprise, envel
opes to Co. Surveyor 4.50
W;u. G. Meisinger, work for
County Treasurer 2.23
Nebr. Institute for Feeble
minded, care county charges
to DtK-. 1. 1937 2SS.41
Dr. H. E. Mitchell, dental
service to Al Eaton 2.00
Albert Olson, clerical work
for County Clerk, Nov 32.62
R. W. Tyson. M. p.. medical
service to poor. November-- 15.90
Standard Oil Co.. supplies to
county farm 3.57
Mrs. John Leddy. care and
clothing. Fideline 16.00
Streight & Streight. burial
expense. Peter P. Curtis 69.50
Mrs. Gus Brakhage, care of
Fred Brown 32.06
Mrs. Ed Fessler, care of Mrs.
Root. Nov. 1 to Nov. 12 12.00
Minnie Cruise, building rent,
WPA sanitation project 11.33
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., ser
vice. Weeping Water quarry 5. SO
L. N. Kunkel. M. D., service
to poor. November 25.80
riattsmouth Water Corp.,
service, court house. Nov.- 22.20
Dr. Paul T. Heineman, den
tal work to L. Sheard 4.00
Paige Pencil Co.. pens to the
County Clerk 4.16
Lefebure Corp., 5.000 war
rants to County Clerk 131.05
Fraukel Carbon & Ribbon
Mfg. Co., supplier! to County
Superintendent 3.50
Milburn & Scott Co., Inc.,
Sth grade exams 5.15
Drs. Zimmerer & Rarnaceiotti,
service to Mrs. Root 16.00
Ludi Printing Co., 1937 tax
books, binders and record
books 269.25
S. T. Gilmour, one load wood
to court house 7.00
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
service to court house 98.90
L D. Hiatt, one mattress to
W. F. Reese 8.00
Butler County, fuel to A.
Sweenie 15.47
Rosen Auto Co., room rent
for sanitation project to
Nov. 10 12.50
Woodruff Printing Co., leath
er scrap to sewing project-. 2.50
Swanson Petroleum Co., gas
and oil to county farm 9. SI
Supplement Publishing Co.,
four copies Supplement to
C. S. N. 1929
The Press Printing Co., sup
plies to Reg. of Deeds
Weyrich & Hadraba. sup. to
county farm, poor and sur
veyor Lincoln Clinic, truss to L.
Dreeszen
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
service, Nehawka quarry
Dr. K. L. Holmes, dental wk.
for Marie March
Dr. O. C. Hudson, medical
service to poor. Nov .
Fetzer Shoe Co., shoes to
county farm
John Iverson, iron to county
farm
Knorr's 5c to 1 Store, mdse.
to Garnett and county farm-
Klopp Printing Co., supplies
to County Judgfe
Ramon Newkirk, gas
Bach's Store, supplies to Jail
and county farm
C. G. Courtright Co., supplies
to county superintendent
Nicholas Senn Hospital, hos
pital exp., Henry Johnson
Cass County Farm Bureau,
salary and expense, Nov
A. H. Duxbury, Co. Judge,
fees State vs. Arnold, Young
and Mothers' Pensions
H. Sylvester, fees. State vs.
Arnold and Young
Iowa-Neb. Light & Tower Co.
gas service. Rawls building.
Platts. Loan & Bldg. Ass'n..
room rent and lights for
commodity clerk
Iowa-Neb. Light & Power Co.
service to court house, jail,
farm and implement bldg..
F. G. Fricke & Co., medicine
to poor and county jail
Methodist Episcopal Hospital,
care Alice Campbell
Dr. W. V. Ryan, service to
J. Wise
Mrs. Mae Hunter, care Asa
Fellows, to Nov. 1
Dr. X. D. Talcott. med. ser
vice to poor, Nov
Dr. L. S. Pucelik, same
Mauzy Drug Co.. med. ser
vice to poor and jail
Tidball Lumber Co., cement
and supplies
Tidball Lumber Co., supplies
and coal to county farm
Bestor & Swatek Co.. mdse.
to court house, jail, farm
and sewing center
Keelox Mfg. Co.. supplies to
Register of Deeds
State Journal Printing Co.,
supplies to Clerk of District
Court
K-B Printing Co., supplies to
county offices
Co., supplies to Co. Treas
United Autographic Register
Cass Co. Agr. Society, money
received on 1937 racing law
Teters Oil Co., gas and oil
Glen Puis, work for County
Clerk, November
32.00
6.75
8.04
3.00
1.20
5.00
20.00
2.95
.75
4.69
77.00
1.00
59,01
2.60
111.50
214.56
13.00
7. SO
2.05
11.00
29.24
3S.57
2.50
30.00
31.10
12.50
14.94
4.70
S6.40
20.70
15.00
43.53
32.98
328.46
298.70
3.93
4.50
POOR. RELIEF FUND
J. H. Steffens, provisions to .
poor, August . $
J. J. Behrns, same
John Peterson, same
August
Fetzer Shoe Co.. shoes. Aug..
Tidball Lumber Co., coal to
Ballinger
Sheldon's Store, provisions to
poor, August
Hart & Co.. same
L. B. Egenberger. same
Gribble Grocery same
L. R. Stanley, provisions from
Dec. 193G to July, 1937
Carl's Market, prov. to poor,
July and August
S. J. Marshall, clothing to
poor, August
Stiles Cottage Grocery, rfrov.
to poor. Aug.
E. L. McDonald, same
Allen's Cash Store, same
A. O. Ault, same
Tutt & Brubacher, prov. to
L. Smith
C. H. Gibson, prov. to poor,
August
C. H. Finley, same
H inky-Dinky Store, same
Frank Mullen, same
H. M. Soennichsen Co., prov.
and clothing
3S.00
10.00
36.40
1.50
6.00
4.00
5.00
7.50
40.00
70.30
44.43
62.00
13.25
6.00
25.50
3S.25
24.39
14.00
149.50
16.00
549.55
80.50
212.65
and posts, RD 1
Wm. Heilig, Jr.. mach. wk.
on tractor, RD 6
G. A. Pope Oil Co., grease,
RD No. 15
Red Giant Oil Co.. oil, RD 6
Penn. Consumers Oil Co., for
supplies, RD 13
Jacobsen Welding Co., weld
ing and repairs RD 6
Eli Keckler, road work and
transportation, RD 3
John Gruber, engineman on
HG No. 2, RD 3
Jay H. Austin, road work in
RD No. ,11 ,
Louie Allgayer, Jr., road wk.,
RD No. 13
Louie F. Hennings. road work
in RD No. 2
Clyde W. Fleshman. road wk.
in RD No. 12
Louisville Sand & Gravel Co.,
sand-gravel. RD 13
Aug Ossenkop, hauling sand
gravel. RD 13
D. Ray Frans. mdse., RD 12.
C. W. Stoehr, road work In
RD No. 1
Wayne Ackley. for trucking
snow fence, RD 14
Wayne Ackley. for trucking
snow fence. RD 12
Granville Heebner, hardware
and supplies, RD 12
Louis Schmidt, road work
and putting up snow fence,
RD No. 7
Joy Dietrich Mach. Works,
repairs and supplies, RD 3.
Paxton Sr Vierling Iron Wks.,
steel for snow plow, RD 6
Keckler Oil Co., gas and
supplies. RD 14
Rolland Sutton, putting up
snow fence. RD 12
S. D. Rockwell, road work,
RD No. 9
James C. Hoschar, road work,
RD No. 10 .
Fred Koehler, road work and
putting up snow fence, RD
No. 9
A. A. Schoeman, road work,
RD No. 3
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., road wk.,
RD No. S
A. F. Sturm, lumber and sup
plies. RD 12
Fred J. Miller, concrete wk.,
RD No. 13
Murray Garage, gas, labor
and parts. RD 10
Murray Hardware, hardware
and supplies, RD 10
Leonard Lutz. putting up
snow fence, RD 10
C. C. Trotter, repair work
and material, RD 12
J. V. Stradley & Sons, repair
work. RD 6
Stander & Stander, supplies.
RD No. 2
Stander & Stander, supplies,
RD No. 3
J. I. Fitch, road work, RD
No. 27
G. A. Pope Oil Co., supplies,
RD No. 13
Martin Wilson, road work in
RD No. 4
James C. Lytle, graderman,
HG No. 3, RD 1
Cecil Gillespie, putting up
snow fence. RD 4
Carl Compton. road work and
expense, RD No. 14
Wm. Brothwell, repairs, RD
No. 10
Roy Comstock, road work in
RD No. 5
Don Parish, salary, storage
and expense, RD 15
Bert H. Lytle, road work,
storage and expense, RD 16.
Wm. Kitzel, road work, RD
No. 6 -a-
T. W. Engles Lumber Co.. for
lumber and supplies, RD 15
Searle & ChapinLumber Co.,
same. RD 1 6
Merle Long, blacksmith work
and repairs, RD' 15
Elmwood Motor Co.. charging
battery and labor. RD 15
R. W. Newkirk, Antifreeze,
RD Xo. 5
George R. Rouse, cone, wk.,
RD Xo. 6
Harley B. Meisinger, putting
up snow fence, RD 4
Standard Oil Co., supplies,
RD No. 3
COUNTY ASSISTANCE ADMIN
ISTRATION FUND
Paul Vandervoort, II. salary
and mileage. November 97.45
Lillian Sedlak, clerical work
for Assistance Director 50.00
Rita Libershal, same 40.00
Greth Garnett, mileage for
Assistance Director 14.70
F. L. Cummins, stamps to the
Assistance Director 20.00
Ellen Sundstrom. salary and
mileage for Assistance Di
rector 114.75
LOUISVILLE STATE
BRIDGE FUND
John H. Bu3che, salary, toll
man, November $
C. F. Wheeler, same
Earl A. Mayfield. same
Lincoln Tel. & Teleg. Co., for
Fervice to bridge
( Nebraska Power Co., same
Cloidt Lumber Co., coal
A.ID
70.00
65.00
65.00
4.84
2.56
9.55
$ 12.95
3.7S
ROAD FUND
Farmers Union Association,
3 5 posts. RD No. 7
Highway Equipm't & Supply
Co., one Whippet maintain
or, RD No. 14 100.00
Continental Oil Co., supplies
'to RD No. 15
Bestor & Swatek Co., wire,
RD No. 27
Checker Oil Co., diesel fuel.
RD Xo. 15
John Day Rubber & Supply
to., two drums alcohol to
RD No. 12 23.73
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., re
pairs, RD Xo. 13
Crane. Curyea & Murtey. for
posts and hardware, RD S
G. A. Pope Oil Co., oil. RD S
Tidball Lumber Co., lumber
.40
22.00
12.59
13.37
13.37
12.90
35.00
21.30
11.10
24.90
30.00
29.26
30.40
37.50
44.00
122.70
39.30
4.80
7.80
4.40
79.50
3.75
3.75
29.22
97.65
21.00
26.44
22. 6S
5.60
8.00
12.80
65.65
84.25
124.60
2.52
117.S4
27.28
43.45
S.00
20.10
10.50
3.00
4.25
21.40
15.04
U..5J
C.3 5
5.40
103.50
12.90
63.50
49.40
SS.50
120.00
5.20
37. S9
64.00
1.10
3.00
10.00
5.40
100.00
DRAG FUND
Continental Oil Co.. supplies.
RD's 1 and 2 $
Frank Hoffman, gas and oil,
RD No. 15
Ofe Oil Co., repairs and sup
plies. RD's 1 and 10
Cloidt Service, oil, RD's 1
and 10 .
Kroehler Hardware, for hard
ware, RD No. 1
G. A. Pope Oil Co., grease,
RD Xo. 14
Penn. Consumers Oil Co.. for
supplies, RD's 14 and 16
Jacobsen Welding Co., weld
iDg and repairs. RD 6
Peters Oil Co., ga3 and oil,
RD No. 5 !
D. Ray Frans, mdse., RD 11.
Grant Hackenberg; bldg. rent
for machinery. RD's 1-10
Louie F. Hennings, dragging
roads, RD No. 2
Bauer Auto & Sup. Co.. labor
and rnatl.. RD's 1 and 10
Frank Read, salary for Nov.,
RD's 1 and 2
Floyd Fulton, Eame, RD's 1
and 10
Louis Schmidt, for dragging
roads and putting up snow
fence, RD Xo. 7
Tobin Quarries, Inc. straight
ening creek, making grade,
RD Xo. 12
Xational Refining Co., gas,
RD's 1 and 10
Nick Klaurens, 8 4 cu. yds. of
rock, RD's 1 and 10
Andy's Garage, welding, RD
No. 6
Nelson Berger, 4S cu. yds. of
rock, RD's 1 and 10
Ray Rouse, salary, storage
and snow fence work. RD's
5 and 6
Roy Comstotk, for dragging
roads, RD 5 i
30.
21
23
26
28.
37
.56
7 4
6S
40
55
20
17
50
!4.14
7.75
4.00
4.80
71
81
41.
67.
23.00
246
52
1.
10
34
56
30
92
.40
.00
Peter Pedersen, for dragging
roads, RD 14
Don. Parish, salary, storage
and expense, RD 15
Everett Ayres, for dragging
roads, RD Xo. 6
Louis Schmidt, for dragging
roads. RD Xo. 7
Bert IT. Lytle, road work,
storage and expense, RD 16
Win. Kitzel. dragging roads,
RD Xo. 6
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas and
kerosene, RD's 15 and 16
Farmers Union Co-Op. Oil
Ass'n, gas and supplies to
RD's Xo. 6 and 16
Trunkenbolz Oil Co., gas, RD
Xo. 7
Merle Long, blacksmith and
repairs, RD Xo. 15
George R. Rouse, concrete
work. RD Xo. 6
Walter Thimgahn. hauling
snow fence, RD Xo. 4
C. Ward, gas, RD 16
Ervin Buskirk. putting up
snow fence, RD 4
Standard Oil Co., supplies,
RD's 6, 7, 15 and 16
20.90
60.00
6.05
24.00
60.00
12.50
29.68
56.34
30.98
50.25
10.00
6.00
1.62
5.40
84.00
BRIDGE FUND
H. II. Lum, lumber, posts ?
Greenslit Lumber Co., same.
T. H. Pollack. 36 20-foot pil
ing for dock road
E. J. Richey. lumber
L. Xeitzel. repairs
Geo. E. Xickles. lumber
Midland Const. Co., asphalt
gravel mat on the Xehawka
bridge
Tidball Lumber Co., lumber
and posts
Jacobsen Welding Co., weld
ing and repairs
Jay H. Austin, bridge work
Louie Allgayer, Jr., same
Louie F. Hennings, same
W. E. Hathaway, for truck
freight
Otoe County, one-half cost of
repair of 2 bridges on Cass
Otoe line
C. W. Stoehr. .bridge work..
Louis Schmidt, bridge work.
Paxton & Vierling Iron Wks.,
steel for bridges
Gate City Iron Works, bal.
due on mat'l for dock
H. A. Risk Pipe & Const. Co.
driving pile on Mo. river
dock road
M. L. Evans, bldg. bridges.
Plattsmouth, Weeping Wat
er and So. Bend precincts..
Tobin Quarries, Inc. straight
ening Weep Water creek..
A. F. Sturm, for lumber and
supplies
Fred Koehler, bridge work
Wm. Sheehan, Jr., for bridge
work
Cloidt Lumber Co., lumber
and pent 3
Dinger Lumber & Coal Co.,
lumber and supplies
J. I. Fitch, bridge work
T. W. Engles Lumber Co..
lumber
Martin Wilson, bridge work
Roy Comstock. bridge work.
T. Vv. Engles Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
Searle & Cbapin Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
L. R. Stanley, nails and wire
Julius Olescr. for blacksmith
work
Searle & Cbapin Lumber Co.,
lumber and supplies
2SS
75
144.
64
10.
114.
115.
18.
12.
13.
30.
9.
65
66
00
20
80
39
20
5S
00
50
50
60
8.00
39
11
10
395
1GG
96
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.65
.13
20
343.60
240.
250.
91
IS.
8.
67.
277.
. 6.
21S.
13.
6.
57
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5S
.90
.10
39
.21
50
.72
.50
00
60.45
9S.
11.
104
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SO
.50
S9
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
First District
Giles -Oil Co.. gas and oil $ 24. 5S
Standard Oil Co . supplies . 11.29
John Iverson. repairs, snow
plow 2.00
The Paum Iron Co.. cable 2.S4
Sinclair Rclinintr Co.. diesel
fuel 19. SO
E. W. Bintner, one load wood 3.00
Ray Campbell, salary. Nov.. 73.00
Dewey C. Heed, same 75.00
COMMISSIONER'S FUND
Second District
Murray Garage, k.hs. labor
and parts $ 3.50
Anton Auer.swald. blacksmith
work 16.50
Aiifit In-Westei n Koad Mrhy.
Co.. repairs 13.S2
Standard Oil Co.. supplies 135.00
Sinclair Refining Co., diesel
fuel 21.23
Iowa-Neb. Light & Power Co..
service to Union patrol
Jacobsen Welding Co.. weld
ing and repairs 31.2;"
Anchor Oil Corp , oil
Eli Keckler, road work and
transportation
John Gruber, engineman. HG
No. 2
John Finkle, graderinan, HG
No. 5 102.C6
W. O. Martin, enginemnn. HG
Xo. 5 and repair work 70. S4
Keckler Oil Co.. gas. mipplies 119.70
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas
and oil 57.92
C. C. Trotter, repair work
and material 29.65
Jay Embury, steering gear
and axle to quarry 2.00
Chris J. Elgaard, hardware- 26.15
D. Switzer, trip to Weeping
Water quarry 4.80
Ray Rouse, salary, storage
and putting up snow fence- 71.55
Earl Elliott, engineman, HG
Xo. 3 6.82
S. S. Petersen, blacksmith
work . 2.65
J. H. Fidler, trucking gravel- 407.82
F. J. Knecht, gas, supplies-- 57.21
Standard Oil Co., supplies.- 136.85
W. O. Martin, engineman on
HG 5 and repair work 21.24
Jay H. Austin, road work 30.00
Bauer Auto & Sup. Co., labor
and material 59.06
Herman Wohlfarth, salary
and storage, Xov 71.50
Fred Rueter, salary, storage
and help, November S4.10
Frank Read, salary for Xov. 33.75
David K. Ebersole, salary.
crusher operator 60.00
John R. Chriswisser, salary
for November 67.50
Granville Heebner, hardware
and supplies 10. S6
Nelson Berger, 126 cu. yards
of rock 5.0 4
Nick Clarance, 497 cu. yards
of rock 19. S
Guy Miller, rock truck hire- 37.20
Louisville Sand & Gravel Co.,
road gravel, for Eight Mile
Grove precinct 254.40
Aug Ossenkop, hauling grav
el. Nehawka, Union, Eight
Mile Grove 446.75
A. X. Eaton Metal Products,
tank and fittings 3S.70
O. Lundberg, gas and sup
plies 13.55
Oscar E. Dowler, salary for
November 67.50
Sanford Homan, salary and
storage 65.00
Guy Miller Gravel Co., road
gravel, Dist. Xo. 1 213.32
Guy Miller, hauling rock 40.00
Keckler Oil Co., gas. supplies 110.77
Farmers Co-Op. Oil Co., gas
and oil S9.15
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., one
snow -plow 330.00
Tighway Equip. & Sup. Co.,
one Whippet maintainer 600.00
Sinclair Refining Co., oil 37.31
Checker Oil Co., diesel fuel.l 29.53
Wm. Heilig, Jr., tractor re
pairs 40.00
Nebr. Bridge Sup. &. Lumber
Co.. 2500 It. snow fence 137.50
J. W. Banning, posts 32.30
John Day Rubber & Supply,,
Co., two drums alcohol 23.77
Lincoln Road Equip. Co., re
pairs 25. S5
Cass County, freight, gravel- 3 32.0 7
Crane, Curyea & Murtey, for
posts and hardware 3.75
Penn. Consumers Oil Co., for
supplies 43.94
Sinclair Refining Co., diesel
fuel 11.83
C. Haswell. gas 52.37
Iuterstate Mchy. & Sup. Co.,
sledge handles 4.62
Sinclair Refining Co., diesel
fuel 11.93
,T. B. Elliott. Jr.. hardware 21.55
Theo. Harms, two lamps .50
C. A. Ruse, supplies, quarry. 4.20
Cass County, freight, gravel. 117.21
Eugene Ludwick, steel bar 2.70
C. F. Reichart. storage for
l October and November 10.00
Lincoln Road Equip. Co.. re
pairs to quarry 1S9.37
D. A. Lubricant Co.. oil 50.36
Sheldon's Store, for merchan
dise to quarry 3.75
Iowa-Neb. Light &: Power Co.,
service to quarry 1.13
Jacobsen Welding Co., weld
ing and repairs 103.75
Sheldon's Store, storage from
Oct. 19 to Nov. 19 5.00
Anchor Oil Corp, oil 50. 7S
Interstate Mchy. fc Sup. Co.,"
one doz. sledge handles 3.27
Peters Oil Co.. gas and oil-- 49. 4S
Western Sand & Gravel Co.,
road gravel. Greenwood and
Stove Creek precincts 16S.40
Supreme Court
Rules on Tax
Lein Property
Purchasers at Tax Lien Foreclosure
Sales Must Pay Taxes Delinquent
During Pendency of Sale.
LINCOLN, Jan. 21 (UP) The
state supreme court ruled today that
purchasers of property at tax lien
foreclosure sales must pay all taxes
which have become delinquent dur
ing pendency of the action before the
sale can be confirmed.
The purchaser also must pay tax
which becomes delinquent within
two years after a sale, Judge Charles
Eldred held in interpreting a law
passed by the legislature of 1935 to
enabel counties and municipalities
to foreclose on tax liens so that
property on which taxes are delin
quent which cannot be sold for taxes
can be placed back on the tax rolls.
The decision dealt with an appeal
by Beth Millcn, a stenographer, who
purchased at a foreclosure sale prop
erty held by her employer, William
Ehlers in the village of Ralston.
Douglas county. The court refused
to confirm the sale until she shows
that she has paid taxes and assess
ments which had become delinquent
since the time the village started its
foreclosure action.
MAY SAIL SOON
PARIS, Jan. 21 (UP) Reports
that the Duke and Duchess of Wind
sor might embark for the United
States on the liner Normandie on
January 29, were doubted today iu
usually well-informed circles. The
report had been published previously
and had been denied. The duke and
duchess have been engaged recently
in seeking a house near Paris as if
intending to spend some time here.
Subscribe for the Journal.
SORE THROAT
with COLDS
Given Fast Relief
GREENWOOD PRECINCT
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of news items from our readers.
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Third District
James C. Eytle, graderman.
HO No. 3 $ 92.00
Earl Elliott, engineman, HO
No. 3 87.18
Merle Ixing. blacksmith work
and repairs 100.00
Standard Oil Co., supplies 20.10
G. A. Pope Oil Co., one drum
alcohol 12.40
II. W. Christensen. road work
and transportation 15.C0
John Meyer, graderman, HG
No. 4 , 66.00
COUNTY HIGHWAY FUND
Murray Hardware, hardware
and supplies . $
Anton Auerswald, blacksmith
work '
Nehawka Farmers Grain Co.,
coal to patrol house
Joe Sh?han. salary, Nov....
John Day Rubber &. Supply
Co., gas hose : .
Geo. Small, salary and ex
pense, November ,
Delbert Switzer, moVing rock
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