Lansing water main assessment to be heard Oct 18 1926
The Village of Lansing in Cook County Illinois announces a final hearing on October 18 1926 at 10 A M for the assessment of costs of a cast iron water supply system from Escanaba Avenue to 181st Street and related streets. The assessment is payable in ten yearly installments at 6 percent interest. Objections may be filed before the hearing through the village clerk. Fred Vierk commissioner and I T Greenacre attorney for the village.
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Village of
Lansing
Escanaba Avenue
Indiana Avenue
178Th Street
Exchange Avenue
Commercial Avenue
1811St Street
180Th Street
181St Street
School Street
Cook County
Illinois
Fred Vierk
I. T. Greenacre
Bernice Road
Bernardine Street
176Th) Street
William Street
Wentworth Avenue
One Hundred and Seventy-Fifth
175Th) Street
Vine Street
Persident
Board of Trustees
Uinois
A. D
Concrete sidewalks along William and Bernice Streets and Wentworth Ave
An ordinance in Cook County Illinois orders concrete sidewalk construction on East and West William Street East Bernardine Street and adjoining streets with outlines of property lines and setbacks. The County Court will hold final hearings on October 18 1926 at 10 A M to assess costs per benefits and installment terms at 6 percent interest.
Notice of final hearing on special assessments in Illinois
The text notes an ordinance for benefits and assessments on property along 178th Street and School Street in Illinois. The final hearing is set for October 18, 1926 at 10 oclock AM in Lansing Illinois. Objections may be filed before the day of hearing. Dated Lansing Illinois October 1, by I T Greenacre.
Wealth and Talent Respect Across Minds
The quote contrasts wealth and talent, noting that wealth earns more visible respect than talent. It argues wealth is less efficient as a power source yet more intelligible, attracting greater deference from others. The remark reflects on social perceptions of influence and value.
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Collon
Dolton to Levy Special Assessment for Street Paving
The Village of Dolton orders a special assessment to fund paving and street improvements on Chicago Street from Stewart Avenue to Sibley Boulevard including intersecting streets. Ten brick catchbasins ten storm inlets and a twelve inch storm sewer will be built. Final hearing set for October 25 1926 with ten annual installments at six percent interest.
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Dolton
Chicago Street
Stewart
148Th
Sibley Boulevard
Cank
Winsis
County Court
Cook County
Dalton
Illinois
A. D
Joseph L. Locher
Stage Hamlet Holds Record for Most Lines
Shakespeare's Hamlet has 1569 lines the most of any of his characters. Noted modern Hamlets include Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson KE H Sothern and John Barrymore.
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Shakespeare
Slamlet
Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson
KE. H. Sothern
John Barrymore
Harvest humor in prison farm quirk from Jacksonville
A fragment notes a quip about fields in prison farms, contrasting harvesting humor with oats that never grow wild. The source preserves a local flavor from the Jacksonville Times-Union.
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Jacksonville Times-Union
No Pretension in Nature Quote Recounts Lavater Thought
A brief aphorism notes that nature avoids pretense while cleverness borrows, contrasting authentic natural truth with artificial poses. The reflection references Lavater's view on sincerity and appearance in life.
Dolton Special Assessments for Water Pipe Construction
Dolton Illinois schedules Special Assessment No 23 to finance cast iron water pipe work along Chicago Street parallel to the easterly line connecting to Stewart Avenue and Sibley Road. Final hearing set October 25 1926 at 10 a m with objections due. Assessments payable in five annual installments at six percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolton
Chicago Street
Stewart Avenue
Sibley Road
Dalton
Cook
County Court
Cook County
Illinois
Notice to Contractors for Dolton Water Main Bid
Sealed bids will be received by the Dolton Board of Local Improvements for a cast iron water main system on 147th Street and other streets in Dolton Cook County Illinois until October 18 1926 at 8:00 p m. Bids opened publicly. Payments by bonds and vouchers at 6 percent interest. Bidders must show financial ability and bid bonds of at least ten percent. The board may reject any or all bids. William G Dolton Secretary October 8 1926 Dolton Illinois.
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Board of Local Improvements
Dolton
147Th Street
County of
Cook
State of
Illinois
Dalton
Vilage
William G. Dolton
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Oak Lawn Cemetery
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South Holland, Ill
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South Dearborn Street
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Chicago
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