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Newspaper
Anita Record
Location
Anita, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1923
Page
10
The Town of Anita Iowa invites sealed bids for grading curbing and paving of specified streets and alleys with exact street widths and sections. Work must start by September 1 1923 and finish by December 1 1923. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and bond.
Resolution orders construction of grading curbing and paving on specified streets in Anita Iowa. Plans by Bruce and Grape approved with completion by December 1 1923. Clerk to advertise proposals for bids June 18 1928 with bids opened at 7:30 PM. Bonds to be issued to cover anticipated assessments.
Under council direction Bruce and Grape Civil Engineers Omaha Nebraska prepared plans and specifications for curbing grading paving and graveling of Anita Iowa streets. The project includes Locust Street from west line to back of curbs and from the east line of Block 1 H L Anita with a width of 13 feet from the specified points.
A fragmented notice defines street limits running from the West line of Locust to the back of curbs and from the North near the C Ri FP R R to unspecified onward. The document outlines a public alignment action affecting local road boundaries.
The Anita Iowa Town Council resolves that the plans and specifications for the improvement are proper and suitable and hereby approved and adopted. Dated June 4, 1923.
At the annual meeting held at Citizens' State Bank on Saturday afternoon, Anita Branch of the Red Cross elected officers: Mrs Ed L Newton President, Mrs E W Holmes Vice President, Hobart E Newton Treasurer, Mrs W E Fish Secretary. Racket, George D Ward and wife were Adair visitors Wednesday. Ask your dealer for Adair Creamery Butter in two sizes 25 and 50 cents.
Frank R. Charles and his son Harley were visitors at the Record office on Thursday, engaging with staff and discussing local news.
Local notice announces a sale of chicken feed at the Farmers' Coop starting at 18 units of currency. No other details are given about sizes brands or exact location beyond the cooperative.
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