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Newspaper
Creston Daily Advertiser
Location
Creston, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
4
City of Creston Iowa files plat and schedule for Jeff Ferson Street with assessments against parcels. Objections in writing due within 20 days. council to meet November 16, 1925 at 8 p.m. to hear and correct before final assessment.
Notice describes assessment and plat for Mills Street in Creston Union County Iowa from Sumner Avenue to Division Street. Horrabin Paving Company of Des Moines appears in 1920 and the plot lists ground parcels, owner names, objections procedures, and city clerk actions.
Notice records assessment and filing actions for Union Street from Elm to Birch in Creston Iowa. City Clerk B Tallman and Creston City verify errors irregularities or inequalities were heard and approved on October 19 1926 with publication on October 21 22.
Horrabilin Paving Company of Dee provement prepares plot and schedule showing Adams Street from Stone Street to Peterson Street in Craston Iowa. First publication lists owner names and confirms schedule as correct per notice.
The second number of the home talent lyceum course, led by Mrs McChesney and Mrs Marilyn Hudson, will be presented at the high school building on Oct 23. Basketball practice is underway as Thayer high grows ready for challenge. The freshman class held a weiner roast and social last Thursday, with pupils visiting the Mormon spring and cemetery. Seniors plan an upcoming Halloween party by the sophomores on Oct 30 and intend to wear class rings soon after being chosen last Monday. Absentees last week included Albert Stoner Grace Daub Glen Conrad Irene Tuttle Geneva Day Floyd Howell Donald Stout Genevieve Briley Sylvia Howell and Audrey Day. Miss Josephine Mallory left for Omaha to visit relatives and friends.
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