Dolton village ordinance outlines 1936 general appropriation
The Dolton Village ordinance sets total annual appropriations of 75 950 for the fiscal year ending April 30 1937 across village hall fire streets roads sidewalks police water sewer law election and miscellaneous expenses. It authorizes bond payments and public benefits and assigns authority to the President and Board of Trustees. The ordinance takes effect after passage publication and approval.
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Dolton
County of
Cook
Illinois
Board of Trustees
pUneiane of Police
CAL Ceee
Pete Gieseeh Es
Giera Io Sales Geerewals de
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Dalton
Public Service Company
Cook County
Village Clerk's Notice Published June 26, 1936
Robert C. Haney signs as Village Clerk, stating the notice is published as required by law on June 26, 1936. The record confirms official publication by the village clerk pursuant to statutory mandate.
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Robert C. Haney
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Bel laire man on trial for bigamy defends wages
W. R. Gibbons of Bel laire admitted WPA wages in Ohio were enough to support two wives despite objections from some persons. The trial focused on bigamy charges.
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WPA
Ohio
W. R. Gibbons
Bellaire
Illinois trivia and historical notes from early county records
A reader Q and A style compilation covers Illinois farm truck counts at 40 371 representing 19.8 percent, county name origins including Lee Grundy and Jo Davies, motor vehicle license receipts in Champaign of 211 308, the 1883 High License Law, Francis Bouthillier’s 1819 Jo Daviess settlement, Abraham Lincoln’s Father Abraham nickname, Virginia Virginian county roots for Illinois, and the first Illinois post office in 1827 with Ezekiel Lockwood as postmaster in Galena.
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Illinois
Lee County
Richard Tiemy Lee
Continental Congress
Congress
United States
Virginia
Court House
Grundy County
Felix Grundy
Tennessee
Champaign County
Jo Davies County
Francis Bouthillier
Abraham Lincoln
Father Abraham
James Sloane Gibbons
Iinois
Ilinois
Kaskaskia
Vincennes
George Rogers Clark
Joe Davies
Galena
Ezekiel Lockwood
Human Roosters and the Value of Humble Voices
A humorous piece contrasts a tourist objecting to a rooster crowing with a wife noting his own morning crowing. It argues nature’s dawn chorus inspires happiness while human boasting damages social harmony, urging modesty and generosity toward others.
Historic hymns echo at Texas Centennial Catholic exhibit
Daily two centuries old hymns fill the Catholic exhibit at the Texas Centennial exposition. The program begins each day at 11 a.m. drawing visitors and adding period atmosphere to the fair.
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Fire Department
Village of
Gus
Municipat
Department OF Water
City of
Chicago
Water Department
LAW Department
del- Trae
Delton
Edward J. Hughes
Secretary of State
AMG
J. F. Chandler Roofing CO
Chicago ST
Dolton, Ill
Oscar R. Vincent
115Th Street
Pullman
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
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