Wilmette residents dispute widening of Central and Wilmette avenues
Albert M. McKeighan of 1606 Forest Avenue accuses village officials of bias and misreporting in opposition to widening Wilmette Avenue from Main Street to Park Avenue and Central Avenue east of Wilmette Avenue. He defends homeowners trials and criticizes board leadership, urging fair consideration by the editor.
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Wilmette
Ec Board
Wil Avenue
Lake Avenue
Parke
Central Avenue
Comial
Park Avenue
Stion
Ilis
Central and
Ilmette Avenue
Pee Rey
Wilmette Avenue
Main Street
Drayer
Karolus
Albert M. McKeighan
Forest Avenue
Wilmette Grants Permits for Three Homes This Week
Village of Wilmette approves building permits for three residences. Joseph Schmitz to construct a brick veneer bungalow at Washington and Sherman for 7 000 dollars. George Lundy to raise a brick colonial at 119 Seventeenth for 9 000 dollars. N W Proctor to erect a two story stucco residence at 905 Linden for an amount not specified.
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Tilt and Hoffman
Board of Local Improvements
Board of
Sanitary District
Ideniical
Ciream
Wilmette
Joseph Schmitz
Washington and
Sherman Avenues
George Lundy
Seventeenth Street
N. W. Proctor
Linden Avenue
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