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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1924
Page
3
Forest Park village council minutes show Acting Mayor Michalsky presiding due to Mayor Kaul's absence. Actions include approving April 2 record, regulating drain layers, engineer estimate for Gump and Sacrete Reservoir, daylight saving ordinance, and license provisions for drain layers with bond requirements and inspections.
An ordinance to regulate the occupation of drain layers in the village. It enacts licensing requirements and qualifications. No person may conduct or engage in drain layer work without a proper license issued by the village authorities. This act empowers the mayor and council to enforce licensing and standards for the trade.
A village notice details license rules and penalties for public works related violations. It mentions license revocation processes, renewal provisions for drain layers, and a renewal fee of twenty five dollars. The document records signatures of the mayor and publisher, with dates in 104 and 104 as part of a historic issue.
An ordinance of the Village of Forest Park establishes Central Standard Time as the official time for village business, with clocks to be advanced one hour beginning the first Sunday in September 1924 and returning to standard time at 2:00 A M. that day. The measure requires all public clocks to follow the official time and calls on residents and local businesses to adjust accordingly. Passed April 28 1924.
The Board of Local Improvements met on Monday evening April 28 1924 at Forest Park Timote. President H Kaul was absent. Vice president Conrad Michalsky presided with Messrs Brisch Burkart Michalsky and Zimmerman present and minutes from the April 21 1924 meeting were approved.
Police hearing on paving South Desplaines Avenue concluded with the matter taken under advisement until Monday evening May 5th 1724. Commissioners Brisch Brusch Zimerman Michalsky voted to adjourn the meeting presided by Rudolf Burkart secretary J O Brannon dated April 28 at Forest Park Illinois Year 1724
Alaska trappers produce a hybrid from a marten and a cat aiming for a pelts with colors like Tortelke and shell. The creature grows to twice the size of a marten and combines the tomcat’s temperament with a squirrellike hop.
The unreadable passage discusses retarkable dexterity and photographing helpless land subjects. It notes only when the photographer is very fortunate to capture a landy in a natural setting can a pore traiture be successfully bulged in Nature Magazine.
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