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Newspaper
Cambridge Jeffersonian
Location
Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
2
The Cambridge Ohio City Council approves improving East 3rd Street from Ogier Avenue to Foster Avenue by installing a vitrified tile sanitary sewer 8 inches in diameter. It assigns costs, allows ten annual installments, and requires a contract with the lowest bidder upon paving rules.
Ordinance 675 authorizes improving West 3rd Street from trunk sewer to Foster Avenue by building a sanitary sewer. It sets assessment rules, bonds, and cost sharing, with public service board to contract the lowest bid, effective upon May date.
City of Cambridge Ohio approves an improvement of Fourth Street from Foster Avenue to Wall Avenue with vitrified tile and surface work. It sets assessment rules, deferred payments at 4 1/2 percent annual interest, city share of intersections, and bidder process with the Board of Public Service authorized to award to the lowest responsible bidder. Approved May 31 1906.
Ordinance No. 677 authorizes improvement of North Fifth Street from Foster Avenue to a point 1048 feet north with vitrified tile sewer. City to pay portion, with assessments to be paid in ten annual installments. delayed payments bear interest. Board of Public Service to execute contract with lowest bidder. Effective May 22, 1906.
Ordinance 661 authorizes Cambridge city to issue bonds up to 5000, for opening and grading streets and avenues. Bonds issued at par with 5 percent interest for nine years, secured by city revenues and sinking fund, to be offered first at par then publicly sold if not taken. Passed by council, attested, approved by mayor and auditor.
City council adopts an ordinance to improve Wall Avenue from Fourth to Fifth Street by constructing a sanitary sewer. It sets cost sharing by front-foot frontage, allows city financing in advance of assessments, and provides ten annual installments with cash option within 40 days. Public Service Board to contract with lowest bidder. ordinance effective upon passage and publication.
Ordinance No. 663 details action to improve Clark Street from Trunk Sewer to Bestry Avenue by building a sanitary sewer. It sets project plans, financing, assessments on abutting property, and authorizes a contract with the lowest bidder. Effective upon approval and publication, dated May 19 1908.
City council approves Blaine Avenue improvement from North Tenth Street to 112 feet east by building a unitary sewer pipe four inches in diameter. Sections cover damages, assessment by front foot, city funding for intersections, and deferred payments with interest. Lots abutting the improvement are to be assessed, contract awarded to lowest bidder, and ordinance takes effect after legal notice. Approved May 31, 1906.
City council passes ordinance authorizing sanitary sewer improvements on Foster Avenue from North Eighth Street to a point 2 feet east. Plans include assessments paid by adjacent property owners in ten annual installments with 4.4 percent interest. Bids to be contracted and advertised, work to begin after approval and necessary surveys.
Cambridge Ohio council approves a project to improve Worth Tenth Street from Blaine Avenue south 877 feet with sanitary sewer installation. It details assessments, funding from city funds, ten annual installments, penalties, and contract authorization with lowest bidder. Names BEN Hilderbrand, CL Blackburn, Mayor Pradeord appear among officials.
Ordinance No 670 determines proceeding with Woodlawn avenue improvements from Carlisle avenue to about 225 feet south by building a sanitary sewer pipe under specified terms and assessments. Ordinance No 671 authorizes South Twelfth street sewer improvements from Carlisle avenue to Marion avenue with vitrified pipe, cost allocations, annual installments, city funding for intersections, and bid procedures. both set terms, methods, and dates for project enactment in Cambridge Massachusetts.
The ordinance authorizes improving Morton Avenue from Twelfth Street to Woodlawn by a sanitary sewer eight inches in diameter. It outlines assessment of costs to adjacent property, bond issuance, and payment terms, with details on notices, interest, and enforcement. The measure passes by the city council and becomes effective upon mayoral approval.
Ordinance authorizes city of Cambridge to proceed with disproof of Ogier avenue from Fourth street to east Third street by constructing a vitrified sewer. Section details set assessment, payment options, interest charges, and contract process with bids after advertisement. May 4 1946 record shows signatures Ben Hildebrand and W. S. Bradford.
The Cambridge Ohio city council enacts to improve North Ninth street from Foster Avenue 241 feet south by constructing a sanitary sewer. The ordinance references verified design plans, diameter standards, and profiles previously approved, with a May 15, 1468 reference and adherence to established specifications.
The document outlines funding for an improvement project with bonds issued by the City and deferred assessments on property owners. It details cost sharing between frontages, interest on deferred charges, and the process for collecting installments. Officials Hilder Brand and C. T. Blackburn approve the ordinance on May 21 and May 31, 1906, with Mayor Bradford’s assent.
The Whe Gis a Gambridge city council approves an improvement of North Eleventh Street from Blaine to Beatty avenues with a sewer, detailing assessment methods, payment rights, and costs including surveys and notices. The ordinance, approved March 1, 1906, sets assessments on abutting property and authorizes annual payment terms.
Fragmentary London Times excerpt depicts harsh debt punishment with a debtor tied to a log dragged behind him to symbolize creditor power. The piece contrasts gendered social notes on orientation and etiquette, ending with a prompt about explaining the apparent peculiarities and abuses.
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