Dalton paving project on Grant Oak and nearby streets noted
The Village of Dolton seeks a six percent annual assessment for the cost of road improvements on Grant Street Evera Street Oak Street Harding Avenue and related roadways. The plan includes grading curbing Portland cement pavement and storm sewer work with a ten year payment term. The final hearing is Feb 27 1928 with objections allowed. Commissioner Joseph L Lochner signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Village of
Dolton
Grant Street
Evera Street
Oak Street
Sibley Street
Stewart Avenue
Harding Avenue
Chicago Street
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
A. D
Water service line project planned in Dalton village
The Dalton village Board of Trustees orders construction of 1/2 inch water service pipes with brass taps and shut-offs along Cottage Grove Avenue from Main Street to Michigan City Road and 148th to 254th Streets. The ordinance is on file with the Village Clerk and the project will be paid in five annual installments at 6 percent interest.
Dolton trustees approve lead service pipe installation across multiple lots
The Dolton Board orders construction of three quarter inch lead service pipes with brass taps and shut offs to run along Grant Evers and Oak Streets, connecting to the main and extending to 23 feet from street centers. The detailed lot blocks span Calumet Sibley Center Addition and surrounding sections in Township 36 North Range 14 East.
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Dolton
Grant
Evers
Oak Streets
Maid
Eteven
Calumet Sibley Center
South West
North East
Est Hall
North East Quarter
Property assessment hearing for Dalton village streets
The Cook County Court will hold a final hearing on February 27, 1928, regarding the assessment of costs for street improvement in Dalton village north of line of South Twenty acres, West Half, Northeast Quarter. Assessments are payable in five annual installments with 6 percent interest. Objections may be filed in court before the hearing. Commissioner Feb. 10-17.
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Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
Board of Trustees
Dolton
Grant Street
Evers Street
Oak Street
Calumet Sibley Center
South West
North East
West Hall
North East Quarter
Township
Village of Dalton to Assess Sewer Improvement Costs
The village trustees order six inch sanitary sewer connections on Cottage Grove Avenue linked to the Maid Street sewer with lines extending to Michigan City Road and 148th through 154th Streets. An assessment for benefits, payable in five annual installments at 6 percent interest, will be heard February 27, 1928, in Cook County Court.
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Boara Ou i
Wolton
Cottage Grove Avenue
Maid Street
Said Street
Main Street
Michigan City Road
148Th Street
154Th Street
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
Dalton Village to Levy Sewers Assessment on Large Parcel List
The Cook County Court will hold the final hearing on February 27, 1928, at 10:00 AM on the assessment of the cost of a sewer improvement in Dalton Village. The project covers extensive lots in Calumet division and surrounding blocks, with six percent interest on the five installments.
Hittite Relics Unearthed At Tel el Hosen In Beth Shan
Archaeologists from the Pennsylvania University museum led by Alan Rowe report six Canaanite temples at Tel el Hosen near Beth Shan. Items include serpents cult artifacts from Anatolia, a blue faience eye of Horus ring, a Hathor headed bronze standard, and a door jamb portrait of an Egyptian officer Rameses West Kephesh. The find links to the Beth Shan inscriptions and the House of Dagon.
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Jerusalem
Palestine
Egypt
Pennsylvania University Museum
Alan Rowe
Tel el Hosen
Biblical
Beth-Shan
Seti
Rameses I
Rowe
Thothmes III
Cypress
Anatolia
Babylonia
Thothmes Iiii
Hathor
Sutekh
Horus
Rameses West Kephesh
Rameses II
Dagon
Saul
Gilboa
Court Notice Dated February 10 1928
Legal notice in Dalton Illinois states a court action with a deadline to appear and defend by a specified day in a case involving Joseph L. Locher. The text references a date in February 1928 and mentions defense obligations and court timing.
Pacific Exports to South America Show Big Gain
Exports from Pacific coast states to South American republics rose 236 percent from 1913 to 1926, hitting over 15 million dollars in 1926. Ecuador Bolivia Peru and Chile accounted for 86 percent of their combined export trade, with demand for wheat lard fish fruit lumber and petroleum noted by the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Pacific
South America
Department of Commerce
Ecuador
Bolivia
Peru
Chile
Department
United States
New Barrier for Auto Bandits in England
London police adopt a new traffic barrier to deter motor bandits. The two three-quarter barriers form an artificial S bend to force slower speeds, with sharp devices to rip tires if a car attempts to crash through.
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London
Illinois Leads in Highway Network and Gas Use In Six Months
Illinois motorists used 16 more gallons per car than the U S average over six months while paying $1 06 less tax per car. The state averaged 200 gallons per vehicle with a $4 tax, versus 186 gallons and $5 06 tax nationally. Health data show diphtheria 178 cases, scarlet fever 358, pneumonia 321 under quarantine with Cook county and Chicago accounting for many cases. Illinois ranked second in national building activity with Des Plaines Oak Park and Rock Island posting large gains and sharp December increases.
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Illinois
Union
United States
I. D. Rawlings
Cook -Ounty
Chicago
Monroe County
St. Clair County
Cook County
Champaign County
Cumberland County
la Salle County
McLean County
Rock Island County
Sangamon County
Winnebago County
Kane County
National Monthly
S. W. Straus & Co
Des Plaines
Oak Park
Rock Island
State Supreme Court May Rule on 1927 Primary Law
The court's decision on the primary election law of 1927 could trigger a rush by state officials to circulate petitions before February 20 if upheld, or push for a full primary if invalid. Candidates fear delays as seven justices prepare to hear the case called by Chief Justice Heard. If upheld petitions may be filed for an April 10 primary, though Secretary Emmerson’s authority to file officially is doubtful.
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State Supreme Court
Supreme Justices
Heard
Emmerson
Prison records shielded from public view under Illinois law
Attorney General Oscar E. Carlstrom cites statutes barring public access to state prison records for criminals judged or suspected of crime. He says records serve only identification and are not public, with limited disclosure by wardens to aid in apprehension or identification of offenders.
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Illinois
Roy W. Ide
State Department of Welfare
Oscar E. Carlstrom
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Illinois Fire Prevention Association
Moline
Legreid
Ontario
North Shore
The
Reserve Officers’ Association
Evanston
Northwestern University
Walter Dill Scott
Northwestern
Scott
Citizens
Ilinois
Illinois Cooperative Crop Reporting Service
Stanard
Phi
England
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