Dolton Passes Special Assessment No 56 for Sewer Project
The President and Board of Trustees of Dolton Illinois order a special assessment to fund a large connected sanitary and storm sewer system on Sibley Boulevard and related streets including Lincoln University Greenwood Minerva Kimbark and Stony Island avenues. The ordinance sets installments over ten years at 6 percent interest with a final hearing scheduled December 26 1928. Commissioners notice filed in Dolton Village Clerk office.
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Dolton
Sibley Boulevard
Ellis Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Stony Island Avenue
University Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Fairview Avenue
51St Street
Minerva Avenue
Woodlawn Avenue
152Nd Street
Blackstone Avenue
Dante Avenue
Harper Avenue
Cornell Avenue
Wilson Avenue
East End Avenue
Kimbark Avenue
149Th Street
Linecoln Avenue
Ridgeland Avenue
Cook
Illinois
Cook County
Dalton
Cook County Civil Service Exams Set for Public Health Director and Nurse
Two civil service exams by the Cook County Civil Service Commission are scheduled for December 1928. The Public Health Director exam on December 21 at 512 County Building covers special subjects oral and experience with a $416.66 monthly salary plus $75 for auto operation. The Public Health Nurse exam on December 28 focuses on rural house to house visits tuberculosis education and rural sanitation with applications due by noon the day before.
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Cook County Civil Service Commission
County
City of Chicago
Sun gods in Britain and Ireland tied to Ludgate hill
The text notes Nudd or Ludd as a sun god driven to Ireland and links his name to Ludgate and a temple on Ludgate Hill in London. It also mentions Apollo as the sun god worshiped across southern lands in antiquity.
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Ireland
Nudd
Ludd
Ludgate
Ludgate Hill
London
Apollo
Staging Thunder Uses Quick Light Flicks and Sound
Stage lightning is achieved with a special effect lamp and projector. A simpler method is to darken the stage and rapidly switch lights to mimic thunder and rain noises with artificial means.
Light from the Moon Reaches Earth in Seconds
The article notes light travels about 186000 miles per second, so light from the moon takes less than two seconds to reach Earth. The statement highlights the rapid speed of light and the brief travel time from lunar source to our planet.
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Earth
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R & P Motor Sales
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Pontiac
Harvey
Broadway
Robert Kickert
Harvey, Illinois
Peter Kickert
H. H. Chester & Company
South Holland
Chicago Road
Grand Trunk Track
Mr. Henry Blink
159Th Street
Peter Hettich
Clark Street
Chicago, Il
G. R. Collinson Coal Yard
Park Ave
Pennsylvania Tracks
Conrad Kern
Indiana Ave
Riverdale
A. D
Joseph L. Locher
Chicago
Coke Corp. Pickands, Brown and Co
Malloy Coal Company Dolton
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