Forest City pav ing ordinance on Mill street 1929
At a December 12 1929 meeting Forest City Aldermen adopted an ordinance to pave Mill Street from the existing pavement to the Forest City Bakery property with cement concrete. Sidewalks will be four inches thick with six percent interest assessment. Costs split half to abutting property owners and half to the town with ten yearly payments. Published December 19 1929 in the Forest City Courier. Approved by Mayor W T Davis Attest J E Caldwell Clerk.
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Forest City
Mill Street
Said Street
Forest City Bakery
Board of Aldermen
Said Town
Porest City
W. T. Davis
J. E. Caldwell
Oiling Springs Light System Changes Hands
Boiling Springs December 18 the municipal lighting system was soldto the Southern Public Utilities Company for 18000 The November 23 election carried 62 to 32 in favor The new owners will rebuild the line install new equipment and promise better service and lower rates Rex Brooks of Mooreboro will manage the system for the town plants businesses and homes in Boiling Springs
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Boiling Springs
Southern Public Utilities Company
Boring Springs
Rex Brooks
Mooreboro
Bids Requested For Street And Sidewalk Paving Forest City
Sealed bids will be received by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen of Forest City until 2 30 p m Dec 30 1929 for 600 square yards of 1 2 4 cement paving 6 inches thick 185 square yards of sidewalk 1 2 4 4 inches thick 235 linear feet of curb and gutter plus grading drainage Plans available at City Clerk s office Board may accept or reject bids The notice appeared in the Forest City Courier Dec 19 1929. Specials and other advertisements follow in the issue.
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Board of Aldermen
Forest City Courjier
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