Dalton Village public works assessment hearing notice
Notice announces an assessment hearing for a sewer and storm water project along Sibley Street Indiana Avenue Michigan Avenue and related streets in Dalton Illinois. Commissioner Joseph L. Locher notes the village applied to Cook County Court for cost assessment with a six percent annual interest and ten annual installments. Hearing set for December 5, 1927, at 10 a.m. Objections may be filed before the date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolton
Sibley Street
Little Calumet River
India Avenue
Indiana Avenue
146Th Street
46Th Street
Michigan
148Th
Michigan Avenue
148Th Street
Rooke Avenue
79Th Street
149Th Street
Dalton
Couny
Cook County
Parsons
Si Street
Wabash Avenue
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
Dolton 43 Water Main Construction Notice
The Board of Trustees of the Village of Dolton announces the start of a connected water main system along Main Street from Indiana Avenue to Greenwood Avenue, along Indiana Avenue from Sibley Street to Main Street, and along Sibley Street from...
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Village of
Dolton
Main Street
Indiana Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Sibley Street
Village of Dalton to Hear Assessment on Wabash and Avenue Improvements
The Cook County Court will hold a final hearing December 5 1927 at ten for the Dalton village improvement project applying to Avenue Parsons and Wabash Avenue sections with a 6 percent interest and ten annual installments. Objections may be filed beforehand.
Dolton Water System Upgrade in South Chicago District
Dolton No 44 installs a connected water supply network across Michigan City Road Woodlawn Avenue Sibley Street Dante Avenue Blackstone Harper Stony Island Avenue 152nd 154th 156th Streets Cornell East End Avenue and related hydrants valves and fittings.
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Board of Trustees
Dolton
Michigan City Road
Chicago and Southern Railway
Woodlawn Avenue
Sibley Street
Jeffery Avenue
Dante Avenue
154Th Street
152Nd Street
Blackstone Avenue
Harper Avenue
Stony Island Avenue
156Th Street
Dorchester Avenue
Cornell Avenue
East End Avenue
Village of Dalton Improvement Hearing Set for 1927
The Cook County Court will hold the final hearing on December 5 1927 at ten oclock A M on the village of Dalton Illinois assessment of costs for street improvements on Jeffery Avenue Michigan City Road Nelson Avenue 152nd Street and East End Avenue payable in ten annual installments at six percent interest.
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Jeffery Avenue
Michigan City Road
Nelson Avenue
Cornell Avenue
East End Avenue
152Nd Street
Dalton
Cook County
Illinois
Joseph L. Locher
Earth Still Yong Says It Is Very Young
Capper's Weekly notes the earth remains extremely young in cosmic terms. Scientists caution figures vary but suggest the planet has barely begun its long existence and life on it is hard to imagine over vast time spans.
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Capper
Five pay days in months stir debate on calendars
Readers debate a law proposing five pay days per month, except February which would be shortened to include Valentine’s Day and Groundhog Day as legal holidays. The discussion reflects public interest in payday frequency and calendar reform ideas.
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Illinois
J. Stanard
Walter R. Kimzey
Foods and Dairies
Moon Weight On Earth Compared In Magazine Note
A note from American Magazine explains gravity on the moon is one sixth that on Earth. A 180 pound man on Earth would weigh about 30 pounds on the moon.
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American Magazine
Illinois Governor Promises Special Session on Primary Law
Gov Len Small vows a special session of the Illinois legislature to craft a new primary law after Judge Fisher of Cook County Circuit Court ruled the latest measure unconstitutional. The case goes to the state Supreme Court. if upheld, a special session will be convened.
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Len Small
Illinois
Fisher
Cook County
State Supreme Court
Kendall County Hard Road Contract Awarded to Harden Construction
The state division of highways awarded Harden Construction of Springfield a Kendall County hard road contract for 13133.71 dollars. Other contracts listed include Route 2 in Alexander and Pulaski counties to G H Goodlink for 2196.20 dollars and Route 156 in Monroe County to Keeley Brothers Construction for 69035.18 dollars.
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Harden Construction Company
Springfield
State Division of Highways
Kendall County
Alexander-Pulaski
G. H. Goodlink
Lawrenceville
Monroe County
Keeley Brothers Construction Company
East St. Louis
State highway contracts awarded for bridges and pavements
The state division of highways awarded contracts for Route 64 bridge in DuPage county to Ferguson Construction of Rockford for 9 341 56 dollars, Route 163 pavement in Crawford county to D E Alumbaugh of Sullivan Indiana for 30 945 06 dollars, and Route 142 pavement across Marion Fayette counties to R A Baum of Paris for 188 775 84 dollars.
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State Division of Highways
DuPage County
Ferguson Construction Company
Rockford
Crawford County
D. E. Alumbaugh
Sullivan
Ind
Marion-Fayette
R. A. Baum
Paris
Illinois Delegation Seeks Tax Certification by Dec 15
A group of county treasurers and clerks led by Basil W. Ogg urged Governor Small to have the state tax commission certify railroad valuations to county clerks by December 15. The visit followed related legal opinions on funding investigators and updates on grain warehouses and agricultural outreach programs across Illinois.
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Small
State Tax Commission
Basil W. Ogg
Sangamon County
State Organization of Treasurers
Attorney General Opinion on Habitual Criminal Parole
The attorney general states habitual criminals remain ineligible for parole under the state parole law. The opinion holds the parole law does not repeal the habitual criminal act, as parole administers sentences while the habitual act fixes a sentence.
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Sype of Prisons
Kerr Re elected President of Illinois Drainage Association
Dr J P Kerr of Versailles was reelected to a fifth term as president of the Illinois Association of Drainage and Levee districts at the annual meeting in the capitol city. He led Illinois valley drainage men to the flood control conference in Washington and accompanied Governor Small's delegation.
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J. P. Kerr
Versailles
Illinois Association of Drainage and Levee Districts
Capitol City
Illinois Valley
Washington
Governor Small
Illinois Tuberculosis Association Chooses New President
Dr E B Coolley of Danville was elected president at the annual Rockford convention. He succeeds Dr J P Denby of Carlinville who led the group for two years. Other officers elected include Dr H N Heflin of Kewanee Dr E S Murphy of Dixon Mrs R A Carlile of Anna and Dr Imas B Rice of Aurora.
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E. B. Coolley
Danville
Rockford
J. P. Denby
Carlinville
H. N. Heflin
Kewanee
E. S. Murphy
Dixon
R. A. Carlile
Anna
Imas B. Rice
Aurora
Concrete completes State Bond Issue Route No 39
The final section of the 60 million bond issue hard roads project is poured on Route No 39 from Bloomington to Champaign Urbana. The highway will open to traffic once curing is complete and connects with Routes 4 9 2 10 and 25 linking Bloomington Peoria Chicago East St Louis Wisconsin Cairo Springfield Kankakee Fairfield.
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Bloomington
Champaign-Urbana
Chicago
Cairo
Springfield
Indiana State Line
Kankakee
Fairfield
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