Forest Park hears pleas to site engraving plant
A Forest Park meeting debated locating an engraving and color type printing plant on the south side of Harrison street. Proponents argued the plant would hire dozens of skilled workers and bring families to Forest Park, while opponents called for restrictions and questioned impacts on the town. Community leaders formed committees to press for area access and discussed funding needs including an ambulance donation.
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Gan
Plaza Hotel
Oak Park
Forest Park
Hall
Cicero
Ellenta
WiMand Crowe
United Engraving Company
Harrison Street
Tve
Ed Moos
Mwe
Nine Thumvise
Bin
Lua
Briseh
Air
Cummings
Ain
Mr. Briach
Afr
Cumminge
Mr. Brach
Meyer
Rentner &, Meyer
Big Village
Schwab
Meyers
Wendt
Anes Pierce
Pelton
Jacob Sehnwab
Fred Samuel
Ed Buesenverg
A. Winterroth
William Horn
Carl Hi
First Iron Works of Plymouth and Saugus Foundry
The first permanent white settlement in New England was Plymouth, founded after the Pilgrims landed December 2, 1620. The Saugus iron works, on the river of the same name, began in 1643 as America’s first iron works. A small iron pot and a glass cam in the Lynn public library reflect early industry.
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Plymouth
New Hogland
Saugus River
America
Lyn
Lynn Public Library
Carnival worker Sam Smilowitch stands out for future feats
Vivid OCR fragments show Sam Smilowitch amid carnival tasks and odd comments about large-scale acts like elephant shows. Although garbled, the text hints at a rising performer or organizer, with stray phrases about coal and hats reflecting fringe stage atmosphere.
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Business Meeting
Commercial Assn
Sam Smilowitch
Eix
Gistys
Bat
Devoe
Rudolf -Burkart
Madison Street
Junt
Sosnik’s Store
Madison St
Illinois
Riece Bros
Peaslee Hardware Co
Madizon St
Prose Forest Park
Lander Brothers Department
Madison Sea Forest
Park -Phoos Forest Park
Pevensie . Org
Tony
Willard
Conlon Bros. Willard Arrvice &Tation
Public Service Co
Northern
Beloit Ave
Forest Park Review