Condemnation Notice in Village of Specialville case
Public notice in Cook County Illinois for the Village of Specialville to assess compensation for private property taken or damaged for a sewer system project. The court set a return date of July 28, 1927 and named the defendants and property parcels affected along Wood Robey Spaulding Hoyne Cooper Leavitt Oakley Davis Seeley Seeley avenues and Dixie Highway extending to village limits. Commissioner's report states total estimated cost of 363 286.55 dollars and details parcels within fractional sections six and seven.
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Specialville
Illinois
Wood Avenue
Little Calumet River
144Th Street
1411St Street
Wood Street
Robey Avenue
141St Street
147Th Street
Spaulding Avenue
145Th Street
West Village
Seeley Avenue
Spauling Avenue
Hoyne Avenue
Cooper Avenue
Leavitt Avenue
Meee Avenue
146Th Street
Oakley Avenue
148Rh Street
First Alley
Joliet Avenue
Davis Street
148Rd Street
Dixie Highway
144Th Court
Davis Avenue
Norris Street
143Rd Street
Davis Court
1438Rd Street
Vail Avenue
Seeley
Fa Place
Robey Place
142Nd Street
Robey Avenues
Calumet Avenue
Hoyne and
Seely Avenues
Chicago
Cook County
Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad
Baltimore and Ohio
Chicago Terminal Railroad
Grand Trunk Western Railway Company
Baltmore and Ohio Chicago Terminal Railroad Company
Dolton to Install Sidewalks on Major Streets in 1927 Plan
The Dolton Village Board orders Portland cement sidewalks on Jackson Street East side between Monroe and Main, on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue between Monroe and Main, Adams and Jefferson between Jackson and Pennsylvania, and Park Avenue between Monroe and Pennsylvania. A five year assessment plan with 6 percent interest is set, final hearing July 26, 1927. Commissioner Joseph L. Locher announces the process. publication dated July 8, 1927. Also included is the July 30, 1927 First Trust & Savings Bank condition report sworn by Cashier William J. Hartman.
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Board of Trustees
Dolton
Jackson Street
Monroe Street
Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Adams Street
Jefferson Street
Park Avenue
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
A. D
First Trust & Savings Bank
Calumet City
State of Illinois
Pepe, Natn Tinienainkssa
William J. Hartman
Auditor of Public Accounts
County of
Cook
Thomas J. O’connor
Dolton Village Ordinance on Local Improvement Agent and Fees
An ordinance authorizes Village Attorney Joseph P. Savage to prepare all papers attend meetings draft minutes and manage all tasks to originate and pursue local improvements including assessment rolls and special assessments in Dolton Cook County Illinois. The attorney shall be paid five percent of the cost as the first installment on special assessment vouchers. Repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect after passage and publication on July 11 1927 with publication July 15 1927.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolton
County of
Cook
Illinois
Cook County
Joseph P. Savage
Board of Local Improvement
Dalton
Paeth
WM. G. Dolton
John Harms, JR
A. D
Russian expedition to probe prehistoric Ural relics
An expedition by the Russian Academy of Sciences will search the Ural mountains for traces of Bronze and Stone Age migrations between Russia and Siberia. The region, long mined in the Bronze Age, is believed to hold valuable relics of early life and prehistory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ural Mountains
Russia
Siberia
Russian Academy of Sciences
French Housemaid's Title and Meaning
The phrase bonne a tout faire translates to a versatile domestic worker. It reflects a traditional role defined as capable of performing a wide range of tasks. The term signals a historical job description rather than a modern title.
Illinois Fact Highlights in 20th Century Economy
Illinois leads in cleaning and polishing production with an annual value of 5.6 million dollars while hosting a large public pool near Aurora for 5000 people. The state ranks high for electric service spread though many communities rely on transmission lines. Chicago tops Scandinavian populations and Belleville was site of Illinois only duel in 1820.
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Ming
Aurora
Illinois
Belleville
United States
St. Louis
Vincennes
Chicago
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