Monticello Street Paving Plan Calls for Brick on Concrete
Monticello Iowa City Council approves a First Street paving project from the east rail of the CM St. Paul line to Main Street. The plan calls for vitrified brick blocks on a four inch concrete foundation with a sand cushion, at a cost shared between property owners and the city, with bids opening June 21 1910 and construction by autumn.
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First Street
Monticello
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Main Street
Monticello Express
Jones County Times
City of
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Percy P. Smith
Sycamore Street
Maple Street
M. W. Herrick
A. Kempf
J. A. Voorhees
U. S
Paving Proposals for First Street Monticello Iowa
The Monticello Iowa city council invites sealed proposals by 6 p m June 21 1910 for vitrified brick block paving on a concrete foundation including furnishing material and labor as part of First Street paving project. The notice is issued by the city clerk.
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Monticello
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Monticello School bids on heating and building contracts
Notice opens May 16 1910 for sealed bids to erect a central heating plant building and stack plus heating and ventilating a ten room graded school and a high school in Monticello Iowa. Bids require checks of 200 500 and bonds 2000 4000. Plans available with 1 plan deposit. Bids due June 21 1910 with right to reject or accept. Building Committee Bateman Chase Redmond oversees.
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Harry E. Netcott
Independence
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School Board
The
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T. M. Redmond
Help Wanted to Help Others in One Move
A Fertile Missouri resident J F Boyer explains after thirty years of need he seeks to help others. He claims Electric Bitters cured him of backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders and expects others to benefit. 50c at QC H Soetje's Hopkinton Leader. The Monticello musician Carl Stubler impressed Lenox college history club with Rachmaninoff and MacDowell pieces after recent study in Chicago. Sioux City Journal notes insurgency harms business and questions lawmakers.
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Monticello
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Chicago
Rachmaninoff
Sinding
MacDowell
Cascade Edges Anamosa 1 0 In Home Victory
Cascade defeated Anamosa 1 to 0 at Cascade yesterday. Dowden of Monticello was a guest player with Cascade.
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Anamosa
Dowden
Monticello
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