William Henry Dill Wheat
Kentucky Post, 13 July 1920, page 1
The committee appointed to represent the Civic and Industrial Association consists of Horace Drake, W H D Wheat and William A Patterson.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 23 April 1929, page 1
Mayor W H D Wheat has lost his fight. Ft Thomas will have a Superior Incinerator it was decided at the regular weekly meeting of the Council Monday night. In spite of the Mayor's veto the Council remained unchanged and passed it over his head by the vote of five to one. The only member siding with Mayor Wheat was Louis George.
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Kentucky Post, Sunday, 8 September 1929, page 16
Ft Thomas is to have a red hot city election this fall. Tax notices are in the hands of the people and when tax notices show increased, the people in power may look out. Mayor W H D is so thoroughly disgusted with the way things have been going in the Ft Thomas Council, he has not found it necessary to attend any of the meetings since June. The mayor was a prime factor in the development of Ft Thomas as the prize residential district of this section and he has resented the politics which has developed of late years.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 14 November 1929, page 1
"It is impossible for the new Council to make any statement in regard to the position of city engineer, as there has been no official meeting of the new board," Mayor W H D Wheat of Ft Thomas said. "It will not hold its first official meeting until Dec 2."
"The first I knew of it was when the report reached me yesterday" said Dr. L L Ross, member of the new ticket and leader in Ft Thomas civic affaires.
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 3 December 1929, page 1
Members of the new Ft Thomas City Council are: John M Macht Jr. Mayor W H D Wheat; Dr. L L Ross, Louis Pfeiffer Sr. Charles Manthey Sr. Eugene Reik Sr. and William Putman.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 27 June 1930, page 5
The Ft Thomas tax rate will remain the same as that of last year, $2 on the $100 valuation. The rate was set at a special meeting of Ft Thomas Council this week. Mayor W H D Wheat presided.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 4 December 1931, page 7
The new Ft Thomas City Council composed entirely of incumbents from the former Council was sworn into office at the regular meeting of the municipal body. A decision to annex to the city a strip of territory including part of N Ft Thomas av. and other less important streets was made at the meeting.
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Kentucky Post, Thursday, 3 November 1932, page 1
Dr. F P Kramer, owner of a large tract of land east of the Ft Thomas Military Post, addressed Ft Thomas Council at their meeting Wednesday night concerning the necessity for the upkeep and improvements of the streets in Ft Thomas. Dr. Kramer called attention to the fact the military post does not pay for the use of the streets in Ft Thomas.
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Kentucky Post, Friday, 5 August 1932, page 8
A group of Campbell co Democratic leaders and workers met Thursday night and indorsed the candidacies of Senator Alben W Barkley and Spence. Among those attending the meeting: W H D Wheat.
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Kentucky Post, Wednesday, 11 January 1933, page 2
Named for Ft Thomas Bank: A V Stegeman, President; W H D Wheat, vice-president; D J Lyons, cashier; Fred Hartweg, Fred Hall, W H D Wheat, William C Sanders, A V Stegeman and D L Lyons, directors.
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Kentucky Post, 7 December 1933, page 8
W H D Wheat, retiring mayor of Ft Thomas was presented with an early American banjo clock Wednesday night at the regular meeting of the Ft Thomas Board of Council. The presentation was made by Dr L L Ross, councilman.