Gettysburg to Host 40,000 Civil War Vets Reunion
Gettysburg in July will host 40,000 Civil War veterans from the North and South, with Pennsylvania coordinating the fiftieth anniversary gathering. The event marks a peaceful reunion on the battlefield, aided by a state commission, federal support, and extensive sanitation, hospital, and camp arrangements to care for attendees.
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Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
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the Union
Perth
Vicksburg
Mississippi
James B. Aleshire
United States Army
Henry G. Sharpe
Texas
State of
Little Round Top
Oak Ridge
Cemetery Hill
Culp’s Hill
Rock Creek
Stons Wall
Pickett
Longstreet
Meade
Lea
Re Union
National Park
Legislature
Secretary of War
Malvern Town Council Approves Sewer Line Resolution
The town proposes a sewer line on a named street to protect public health and sanitation. The plan specifies a twelve inch vitrified pipe from a manhole near the railroad outlet to the center of First Avenue, with costs assessed to abutting properties under law. A one year guarantee is promised by the contractor, and public notice and a meeting set for July 14, 1913 to consider objections.
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Malvern
First Avenue
Gomei
Council Chamber
A. E. Cook
G.G. Rinehart
Iowa
Shajowlty
Gienenslona
Wits
Proposed resolution of necessity for street sewer line
The Town of Malvern on its own motion proposes a sewer line along an avenue from First Street north to Fourth Street and Sixth Street with 12 inch and 10 inch vitrified pipes, funded by benefiting property and not exceeding 105 percent of value, with a council meeting set for July 44th, 1943 to hear objections and publish notice.
Proposed Resolution of Necessity in Marytown Iowa
The town council declares a proposed measure to promote public health and sanitary conditions along a steep avenue. The resolution notes the need for action to preserve health and order, enabling construction along the avenue as authorized by council majority vote.
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Malvern
Iowa
Town Council To Levy Sewer Project Costs
A 1913 town resolution describes installing a twelve inch vitrified sewer pipe from the general sewer outlet north to a manhole on Fourth Street. Costs will be assessed against abutting property as required by law with no repairs needed for one year. The council will meet July 14 1913 at 8 o clock to discuss the resolution, approved June 4 1913.
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Fourth Street
Proposed Resolution of Necessity for Sewer Line
A 1913 town council notice outlines a proposed resolution of necessity to construct a twelve and ten inch vitrified sewer line along Fifth Avenue and adjacent alleys. It details assessment of benefiting properties, a five percent cap on assessment, and a July 8 meeting date in the council chamber, with officials Cook and Hineshart signing.
Proposed Resolution of Ne Cessity in Malvern Sewer Plan
Proposed resolution of necessity declares sewering along a street in Malvern essential for public health and convenience. The plan calls for a gravity sewer with manhole placement and vitrified pipe, as outlined by the town council.
City sewer work plans dated July 14 1913 record
Resolution details a sewer line project from a manhole at the alley between First and Second Avenues to a manhole near the center of First Avenue using a ten inch vitrified pipe. It assigns cost of intersections and assessments to abutting property and notes a one year guarantee from the contractor. Town Council set meeting for July 14 1913 in City Hall with Mayor Cook presiding and Recorder Rinchart present.
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Manhole
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Second Avenues
Fifth Streat
First Avene
Gily Hall
Cook
G.C. Rinchart
Mills County Supervisors Meet in Mills County Iowa
Mills County Iowa board of supervisors met in the Auditors office with W M Ester as chairman and H H Cheyney and GC Lakin present. Bills allowed include Mills County Tribune Glenwood Opinion and various road and poor farm costs totaling 955.22 with some claims disallowed and a hearing set for June 6 2018 on the proposed public highway alteration petitioned by Allenworth et al in sections 2 and 14 township 72 range 49.
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Glenwood
Iowa
Mills County
Board of Supervisors
W. M. Ester
H. H. Cheyney
GC. E. Lakin
Mills County ‘Tribune
County
Glenwood Opinion
Wees
T. Granteer
Tate
Anderson
Laura-Larsson
White Ald
A. J. Howe
Mase Court
White Cloud
Commission
Shanathan
Livery County Board
Cick
Killmon
Labor Bridge
Nolds Lumber Co
Frank Killmon
Arthur Shaughter
Labor Dingo
Board of Supervisors of
Mills
Lowa
Q Allensworth
Mills County Road Hearing Establishes 40 Foot Route
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors held hearings on road establishment, with notices published in Mills County Tribune Glenwood Opinion and Malvern Leader. The order designates a 40 foot wide county road from section 35 to 36, township 73 range 41, near Anderson, ending at the southeast corner of the northeast quarter. The 1912 action and 1943 followup include petitions, map agreements, and forwarding documents to the State Highway Commission at Ames.
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Malvann Leader
Mills County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Anderson
Mills
Nis
Mills County Tribunte
Glenwood Opinion
Malvern Leader
State Highway Commission
Ames
Ables L. S
M. Griswell
W. M. Estes
Cheney and Co. endorsement for V J Cheney
A Toledo firm signs a personal endorsement for V J Cheney stating eighteen years of acquaintance and full belief in his honor and financial reliability to meet obligations of his firm National Bank of Commerce Toledo Ohio. Hall's Catarrh Cure is promoted as a remedy with testimonials and free sample offers.
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JF. J. Cheney & CO
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Hall
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