Magistrate fines, cites for zoning law violation
W C Jones, laundry and dry cleaning repair business at Seventh and Bente Streets, found guilty of failing to obtain a permit from the city engineer and obstructing the sidewalk. He was fined a total of 30 dollars and costs and appealed. A related charge of manufacturing parts in a nonconforming use district was dismissed. City engineer Elmer St. Maxwell testified no permit had been issued for operation at 703 Motter Avenue. a prior permit at the site was for a different operator and not transferable. Jones contends he does only repair work and purchases parts at bankrupt sales. The case marks the first zoning action in months.
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Seventh
Bente
Emmett R. Bow
Jones
Geo. Williams
Williams
Tlaw
Elmer St.c. Maxwell
Harry L. Ebert
Motter Avenue
E. Austin James
Maxwell
Ebert
George Hoffman
Edward Ad. Smith
Carroll Warfield
Cecil McAllister
Middletown
George W. Myers
Alvie Myers
Sterling Myers
Warry Myers
Harry Myers
Chinatown Welcomes New Year Tourists Amid Prosperity
Chinatown in New York, celebrating the Year 4641, draws tourists to sights from the Juss House to dragon processions while shops and eateries thrive. Despite visitors, local life stays insular with pagodas, tea stores, and exclusive dining spots serving Chinese residents as celebrations continue through the next day.
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New York
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Chinatown
Paradise
Times Square
Juss House
United States Post Office
Dover Street
Mott, Pell
Dover Streets
Americus
Mott Street
Port Arthur
Hang Kee
Pell Street
Lim Fong
New York Chinatown
Heavy snows and cold grip city streets
Five inches of snowfall battered the city as temperatures dropped to near zero. Roads became slow and dangerous with plowed lanes limited to major highways. Snowplows moved onto hard surfaces once conditions allowed, while chains appeared on vehicles amid slush and slipping. Morning sun began melting some snow as temperatures hovered near the Geen mark.
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Evan
State Roads Commission
District Eye
Thomas Mc Danathaern
Myerville Road
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Ross
Fair Island
Suburban site drift details amid project page notes
Fragmentary text describes a hillside or yard section with drift to a depth of about a foot. It mentions a suburban area and references to Carroth county and a local authority. The legible parts hint at site safety, planning, and potential contractor actions but lack clear events or outcomes.
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Bneinerr
Napa
Court News Payiny Vases and Deeds in County Docket
Court records list Payiny Vases and Praiited Pate with cases against Enda Made and others. Attorneys Merreiaee Layenses and associates appear in proceedings. Land transfers, heirs, and property interests are noted for parties including Albert Ab Coblents and Charlee, with actions involving Wythe ey Smith and local county offices.
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Este
Albert
Coliete
Charlee
Wythe Ey Smith
Hell
Discharge Of Mankeupt Tos Dyietegeth Met Othr Gies
The report describes a discharge event involving Mankeupt and related figures. It notes a depot and quarters, with references to Phooe and BMH. Details are obscured, but names and locations indicate a formal administrative procedure and housing arrangements.
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Tos Dyietegeth
Othr Gies
Abisteatar Phooe
Abi Delhern Pheedinas
Reece Voomerks
Uth
Walkensville Guild Meeting Details at The Glade Church
The Walkensville Guild met in the church school parlors with President Meg Tham WoL presiding. The meeting included an election of officers with Thomas Cromer as president and Mia Ward Stoitter as vice president, followed by readings and prayers.
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Walkersvilly
Churet
Attiens
Mes
Thomas Cromer
Stese
Oentematiae
Mors
Keeler Custail Leads Turn ing Aid Group Meeting
The group met with 33 members and one visitor present. The session adjourned to meet March 1 at Mrs. John Cramer’s home. A note on health cites Dr Claude S Beck of Hinghamston New York asserting most deaths from acute indigestion stem from heart disease.
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Keeler Custail
John Cramer
Claude S. Beck
Hinghamston
N.Y
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