Winchester Water and Sewer Improvement Plans 1922
Water and Sewer Committees propose major system expansions funded by bond issues. Major sewer extensions across the city, new main lines to disposal plant, and a large reservoir plus pumping mains aim to ease overflow and supply constraints. Estimated sewer cost 72 720.20 and water cost 108 758.50 with detailed line-by-line extensions listed. The plan anticipates minor edits and final cost within bond limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Cooper
W. Nelson Page
C. R. Anderson
Fherry
National Avenue
Fairview Avenuo
Charles Lathem
Braddock Street
Gerrardis
Bond Street
Valley Avenue
Gerrard
Brardoch Street
Henry Avenue
I Maigi
Southwark
Main Street
Gibbons Street
Fair Grounds
Fairmount Avenue
North Braddock Street
Fred: Robinson
C. P. McVicar
J. H. Henry
Rouss
Harris Addition
Fairmont Avenue
Kent Street
Cork Street
East Lane Avenue
Senseney Lane
Old City Limits
Greenwall Addition
Gerrard Street
Valley Pike
Southwark Street
Washington
Stewart
Pallmall
Stewart Street
New Reservoir
Aly
Baltimore
Maryland
Hart Street
City water and sewer improvements proposed for Winchester
In a detailed engineering letter Norton Bird Whitman outlines extending 6 and 8 inch water mains from Fairmont Avenue to Market Street, cross connections with 4 inch mains, and a pumping plan favoring electric pumps. They propose a 2 million gallon reservoir with scalable add-ons, propose separate Woolen Mills sewer line, and urge upgrades to meet future city needs while delaying coal-fired steam pumps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water and Sewer & Ees
Norton, Bing and
Whitman
Major Whitman
Ak Dettra
Cork Street
Kent Street
Market St
Dettra
Fairmont Avenue
Fairmont Street
Main Street
Market Street
Fairmont Avene
North Avenue
Margain
Valley Turnpike
I Peake
Merryman Spring
Merryman
Merrymarine
Winchester
Woolen
Norton, Bird & Whitman
Ezra B. Whitman
Virginia pest extinction crusade offers rewards for hawks crows and owls
As director of the Pest Extinction crusade in Virginia, prizes will be awarded for killing hawks and crows from November 1, 1922 to June 1, 1923. Bounties include 50 cents per hawk or owl and 16 cents for crows, with multiple prize levels totaling about 40 additional dollars. Participants must submit scalps to Court Clerk, noting the kill was individual, with restrictions on combining efforts. For details contact Noel J. Olsen, Department of Game and Inland Fisheries, Richmond, Va.
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Virginia
Persin' Hey
Eveounty
Pauls
Addrev
Noel J. Olsen
Department, of Game and Inland Fisheries
Tigi Mond
Royal Iroon? not enough data to form title
Official notice from Doorn Netherlands reports a royal betrothal and a laborer’s death notice. villagers show little curiosity. The scant OCR reads as a political-biographical snippet with weak details and multiple misspellings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doorn
Holland
Peror William
Germany
Reuss
Convicted of Ku Klux Charge in Arlington County
Charles W. Macer, second, alleged Arlington County “gappler” house attendee, was convicted in Fort Myer Heights Virginia and sentenced to nine months in jail and a $250 fine. He was accused of acting as a lookout at the Top Country Club where gambling paraphernalia and loads of gambling material were seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Myer Heights
Charles W. Macer
Arlington “County
Ku Klux
Macer
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M. B. Clowe
Patra
Herodous
Plato
Mr. Clowe
Cairo
Jessie Hillyard
East Water Street
Purina
Choo
Checker Board
J. Jos. Sullivan
Wiechester
Hallowe’en
Frank Gearing
E. Piccadilly St
Court House
Martinsburg Pike
Winch
Ester
A Baker & Shryock
Report OF the Water and Sewer Committees
W.A. Baker
Common Council of
L. R. Dettra
Berryville Pike
Harris Section
East Lane
Virginia Avenue
United States
Little Joe’s
New York
Broadway
Pennsylvania Station
Central Park
Riverside Drive
Grant’s Tomb
Metropolitan Art Gallery
Fifth Avenue
Brooklyn
New York, Pennsylvania
Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Chichester S
Chi Chen
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Hrand Pilla
Econ
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