Zoning and subdivision list for Garden City areas
Ordinance details various property blocks and additions in Garden City Kansas including Stevens First and Second Additions, Homewood, Holmes, Fankhauser, and other subdivisions as part of zoning and land rezoning under A-4 and related district designations. The document lists blocks, lots, and tracts affected and notes repeal of prior ordinance and effective date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens First
Laurel Street
Aatd
Finnup Acres
Towit
Frederick Avenue
Glentwood
Samrerg
Pat of
Faeth
Warnes
Terrace
Wits
Warner Terrace
Art of
HARRIS_ADDITION
Lote
Note & and & Ee
Harris Addition
Inca and Vinzant
Eerie
Hota
Tine
Finzant
Gibson
Tow Earths
City ordinance repeals district subdivision references in Garden City
The Garden City Telegram reports Ordinance No. 624 Section 18-205 of Garden City Kansas is hereby repealed as provided by law. The action, recorded December 1, 1961, repeals the listed property subdivision references within numerous additions and tracts in Garden City. Mayor Jim Sloan and Charles R. Peebles sign the document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibgon
Said City
Neas
N. C. Jones
McAllister
Broad Acres
Towit
Fankhaubhr Subdivision
Fankhauser
Center Street
Fankhaueer Subdivision
Holmes
Holmes / First Addition
Kemper
Holmes Third
Asid City
Thithleadm
Testelpaum
Downs Subdivision
Downs
Aaid
Jones and Barr's
Jones and Barr
Gaid City
Kerfoot
Kerfoot Addition
Garden City
Kansas
Homewood
Homewood Addition
Garden City Telegram
Commission
Jim
Sloan
Stevans
Ead City
Sthyhns
Addipagay
Steearitt
Recled
Township
Hanwe
Fourth Street
Forth
City of
Garden
JONES
Lota
Lote
Reed
Stavena First Addition
Laurel Street
Finnup Acres
Brock 2
Frederick Avenue
Maple Street
Finnup Ayres
Glenwood
Pawth
Faeth
Quint
Weldon
Boek
HORDE
Sald City
Cooper
Warner Terrach
Warhie Terrace
Bal Vee
Warner Terrace
Harris Addition
Harris
Inge and
Vinzant
Gibson
Wits
Eat
N.C. Jones
WN. C. Jones
Teitelbaum
Saldity
Jones & Barr'a
Konsag
Homewoor
Kansge
Kangas
Jim Sloan
Brownie the hound freed after 50 days in mine shaft
In Gilbert West Virginia Brownie a 50 day entrapment dog hound of Richard Hatfield was freed when a bulldozer uncovered a shaft entry. Neighbors helped as the trapped dog survived on scraps with ribs showing but eyes bright, reuniting with his master amid a community effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
W.va
Brownie
Richard Hatfield
Richard
Chrles Dillon
Cryptoquip puzzle solution and clues from yesterday
Puzzle answer and letter clue list from yesterday's page with horizontal and vertical entries. Includes theme notes, Dean’s cryptogram hints, and the encoded solution line with the final phrase. The page credits King Features Syndicate.
Also Mentioned on This Page
DIAL
Geadime
Alcoholics Anonymous
Gardendale Recreation Center
Eastside Iron and Metal Co
Fulton
Phillip N. N. Gray
Lipd
Liberal
Ge Gy
Willard T. Leopold
Neely
McClung & Payne
Dick Ellett
Lakin
Cushman Eagle
E. A Wasson
Baders
Lincoln
Road
Bankers Life and Casualty
Don' Slaughter
Smith Land Company
Slit
RAY “Whitey” Schiffelbein
Call
JamFor Rent
South 7Th
Daniel Court
Jesse Scot Realtors
Iste Fulton
Kent Erickson
E. Chestnut
Howard Smith Bookkeeping Service
W. Laurel
Davy Jester
Sam Pappas
Alta Brown School
Schneiders Rabbittry
Heinemann Agen
Bett Alien
Warren Hotel
Midway Cafe
Itt
America
Telegram
Gih St
Ronald Bayer
AL Woods
Real Estate Mar
Eve
Grant
PVA Dou
New Holland
Roger Ramsey
Mueller
Electrolux Vacuum Cleaners
Kirby Company
Olive
Garden Bowl
Necchi
Fulton and Ballinger
Chevrolet
Highway 287
Eads
Colorado
Fred Levine
E. Platte Ave
Colorado Springs
Ee Legals
den City
Stevens
Steen and LaGessa
McBeth
Stevend
Stevens Second
Outlet
Stevens Shingaie Chott
Garde City
Kutinas
Nouth
Legals
Clas
Peebles
Beal
Glen
Steen and LaGesse
Qhas. R
Cordioss
Freg
Co-Op
Donald
Dog
Shaft
Hampden
Tommy Kennedy
United States
Greater Anc
Compasa
CIA
French Union
South American
North Carolina
Cape
King Features Synd., Inc
Eppehegsg
Regus
Eugene Sheffer
Joe
Tae
Fey
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