Dolton Amends License Schedule for Local Businesses
The Dolton ordinance updates annual license fees for numerous trades and businesses including auto parts, general store, drug stores, dry cleaners, meat markets, gas stations, real estate, restaurants, and others. It requires bonds for gasoline stations and sets fines for unlicensed operation, with passage in March 1927 and publication following.
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Dolton
Notice of Award of Contract Dolton Port land Sidewalks
Notice by the Village of Dolton Illinois that on March 21 1927 the Board of Local Improvements awarded a contract for Portland cement concrete sidewalks on Monroe Street and other streets in Dolton Cook County Illinois Docket No 21 The contract was awarded to A C Wesse by ordinance dated July 27 1926 Dated Dolton Illinois March 25 1927 William C Krueger President of Board of Local Improvements Dolton Illinois.
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Board of Trustees
Dalton
War G&g Nottan
William C. Krueger
Board of Local Improvements
Ilinois
Monroe Street
Dolton
Cook County
Illinois
A. D
A. C. Wesse
WM. C Krueger
Maundy Money and Its Royal Almsgiving Tradition
Maundy Thursday, preceding Good Friday, was marked by monarchs giving money food and clothing to the poor matching the sovereigns years old in a historic ritual reflecting charitable duties of English rulers.
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Enghkuiul
Remark on Columbus Recall Echoes of Fame and Service
A fragment reflecting on Columbus and a later voyage to Spain. Mentions November 4 1509 and references to Amadeo and a second voyage. The tone weighs on the world's appreciation of men with rightful fame and the shift of attention to his returns.
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Columbus
Pathfinder's 1850 California to New York Trip Leader Differs
An 1850 account describes John C Mremont and his wife and daughter Ther setting out from San Francisco for New York. The Pathfinder’s journey aimed to cross the continent, with dates and route details highlighted.
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John C Mremont
California
New York
Ther
San Franciseco
Trees to supply poles for telegraph wires
The Forestry Primer notes 50 million trees are cut annually to supply poles for telegraph and telephone lines. The American Tree Association plans to donate sets of trees to schools to promote awareness of forestry and utility needs.
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Forestry Praner
American Tree Association
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