City Council Proceedings April 16 1919
City council met in regular session with Mayor Walburn presiding and full council present. Actions included bonds approval, tabling pulpit preaching return, property grading authorization, land lease, street and water bonuses, street flushing pay, electric bill deduction, curb repairs, lease consideration, and appropriation ordinance readings. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walburn
Clayton
Coy
Good
McBride
Matthews
Marshal
German Evangelical Church
Henry Gravenkamp
Chas. O’brien
J.F
Baldwin
Wess Dimmitt
J. A. Vyse
D. W. Phillips
Electric Light Co
May 14 1919 City Council Regular Session Minutes
City council met in regular session with Mayor and councilors present. Absent: Bride and Grayton. M. M. Payne appointed to Library Board to fill vacancy caused by P. J. Cilly absence ratified. Friday May 23 declared holiday. business places to close from 8:30 a.m. for rest of day. Phillips ordered to move springling wagon off pavement when not in use. Mayor empowered to locate a suitable Mayor's office and Council Chamber. James Shell’s resignation as sexton and John Chapman’s appointment by Ladies Cemetery Association accepted and ratified. Meeting moved by Good and seconded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walburn-pre
Matthews
Grayton
Mce- Bride
M. M. Payne
Library Board
P. J. Cilly
Good
Phillips
Coy
James Shell
John Chapman
Ladies Cemetery Association
May 20 1919 Council meeting actions and bills
The May 20 1919 council meeting led by Mayor Walburn approved C B Clayton’s bond filing and required railroad crossing alarms on FE and South Main. Votes covered Gravenkamp labor, postponement on Sunday motion pictures, and first second third readings of Appropriation Ordinance. A long bill list followed with salaries, repairs, supplies, election costs, and various fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walburn
Clayton, Cay
Good
Matthews
McBride
Clayton
C. B. Clayton
FE Street
South Main Street
Gravenkamp
James
Coy
Robbers hit Elliott businesses on Tuesday night
Robbers entered four Elliott area businesses last Tuesday night. At J F Petty hardware store they stole 1500 Liberty Bonds, 75 dollars, a shotgun and other items after entry through a rear window. The Burlington depot yielded 2 dollars 85 cents. Elliott grain elevator offices had little value taken. A square piano is for sale. Inquire at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
J. FL. Petty Hardware
Burlington
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Main
E Streets
J. Street
Main Street
Ly Street
Fred Schneider
Blackmar
C. G. Lorimer
Nerds Geo
Shafer
Gleation
Thias
A. T. Parsons
M. Fisher
Leland
Anspach
Election Peery
W. On. Smith
Hamburg
Ins
George Tinder
R. S.J. Monroe
Hamburg Electric Plant
Ian Leipsner
Fred Jones
BFL
oHipam
Harve Cowles
Anton Miller
Frank ‘Hilger
T “Ute & Zutz
Good Bros
M. Harris
Welcome Home Fund
Town Tel. Co
Does
J. R. Strader
Scott
Sir Isaac Waltons
al Schoehleber
Homer Blake
Atchison County Mail
Browning
F. A. Wolf
I. B. Dinwiddie
Fire Department
A. Scott
H. Gravenkamp
R. Hicks
J. South
Labor
John Nolan
George Labor
Harris
Salar
Automobile
E. T. Dalbey
North Main Street
Hamburg, Iowa
Willard
Howe Brothers
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Fitzgerald
Greenwood
Neby
Boston Investment Co
Charles H. Perkins
Burlington Railroad
Lancaster County
Cass County
Fist National Bank
Lincoln, Nebraska
South 13Th Street
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