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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1926
Page
8
Briefs report multiple public works and openings including road construction on routes 16 18 36 and other paths across Illinois projects such as new fire hose purchase high school funding airdrome emergency site work tuberculosis sanatorium repairs hospital and sewer improvements plus post office move and bridge construction with various towns listed.
Milan Dike rebuilt along Mill Creek east of town. Zeigler West mine reopened. Freeburg to erect a $79 000 new Community High School. Carthage dedicates new Masonic Temple. Glen Ellyn buys a 6500 fire truck for the department. Clinton highway No 2 paved through city. Golconda streets being paved. Englewood opens a new postal station at 814 W 59th St nearing completion. Morton Grove sewer contracts totaling 285244. Glenview water mains installed on Glenview Lomox Surrey. Niles Center two arterial highways paved. Wood River filling station under construction. Kewanee streetcar lines overhauled. Pleasant Plains rapid high school work. Watseka industrial survey by Central Illinois Public Service.
Grayville and surrounding towns receive planned infrastructure upgrades including water mains extensions and new sewer systems. Projects cover lighting, transmission lines, courthouse construction, road and bridge work, and new factories with costs ranging from thousands to over one hundred thousand dollars. Named locales include Grayville Olney Elizabethtown New Lenox Tinley Park Madison New Windsor Venice Pontoosuc Collinsville O Fallon Ramsey Richmond Barrington Clinton Hillsboro Wood River McHenry Alton Sparta Macomb Libertyville.
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