Obituary of Zetta M Winter Dies After Year Away
Zetta M Winter died June 10 at her mother’s home in Mark Circle Avenue. She had lived away for about a year. body taken to Clucianail for burial after services at home. Survived by husband Edward of New York City and four brothers and sisters, with funeral attendance by family and friends. Including Nye Winters Pauline Ablatrom Millie Conny Frank Nineen Louis Hatotla and others. body accompanied to Cincinnati by mourners.
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Mra
Winter
Edward
New York
Ctty
Brovker
John
Pisadend
Calif
Albert C. Butzow Dies at 68 in Ardmore Oklahoma
Albert C. Butzow longtime Forest Park resident died suddenly at his Ardmore Oklahoma home aged sixty eight. His body brought to Chicago for funeral services at his brother Joe N. Butzow’s establishment in Forest Park. Interment at Forest Home. He started a mattress factory in Oklahoma and prospered, survived by wife Minnie and two sons and a daughter. His son Walter was Forest Park police chief in 1903-04 and died in Chicago this year. The other son Merderley known as Count DeBute was a famous trick rider who died three years ago.
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Albert C. Hutzow
Forest Park
Ardmore
Oklo
Chicago
Joe N. Butzow
Fareat
Button
Waldhelim
Deaplaines Avenue
Yond
Oklahoma
Minne
Hint
Walter
Martin W. Groase
Agd
Mrederley
Old Timera
Count DeBute
German-born 81 year old dies at Old People’s Home
Frank Meyer aged 81 died June 10 at the Old People’s Home. The Drechsler undertaking establishment had charge of his body and cremation occurred June 1. Meyer was born in Germany and came to the Home from Chicago. His wife died about a year ago.
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Frank Meyer
Old People's Home
Drechsler Undertaking Establishment
Mr. Meyer
Germany
Chicago
School Board Rejects Bids For Coal And Cement Work
Sta Meeting Monday night saw the board of education reject coal bids for not meeting specs and request new bids June 28. Cement bids for Stevenson School renovation as assembly room were far apart, prompting a new bid call. Sauters named secretary to succeed Hart. board to inspect city schools June 15 for needed repairs before opening.
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Board of Education
Sta
Bil
Stevenson
Sauters
Hannah Avenue
C. H. Hart
Fueh
Young
Ogalo
Radio Ghost Mystery Puzzles Two Countries
A radio mystery involves a host calling as 2L.0 eluding detection by US and UK broadcasters. Letters claimed unheard London concerts were broadcast and urged listeners to report reception to 2L0 in London. The British company found the alleged broadcasts never occurred and the station aired at odd hours when closed.
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Lonsoni
United States
London
England
British Broadcasting Company
Abeboura
SLO
Brannon Seeks Homes to Live In in Real Hatate
J. J. Brannon promotes Homes to Live In in a real estate feature. Adr details housing options and community outlook, highlighting Brannon's plans, available properties, and local market conditions.
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J. J. Brannon
Real Hatate
Adr
Moose Entertainment Draws Large Crowd of Wrestlers and Boxers
The Moose Lodge show drew a big audience, with Ive Parelli crowned new middleweight champion after Hang Breinke defeated Paul Martinson in 44 minutes 45 seconds. Johnny Moyers beat Hilly Amich in 31 minutes, while Billy Cepak stopped Young Brown in six rounds and Ray Jeffries and Sammy Frager fought to a four round draw. The season closes with plans for September shows headlined by Branislaws Dihaska. Jack Hermansen and Charles Bélmndigke organize.
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Moose
Lodge
Ive Parelli
Paul Martinson
Hang Breinke
Johnny Moyers
Hilly Amich
Charles Bélmndigke
Lenient Magis Pace Unintentional Violators in Forest Park
Judge Foul H. Witt presided over an overflow session tackling automobile ordinance violators. Several were spared fines or given warnings after explanations. Cases included a Chicago driver lacking a state license, an Oak Park student with a carful of youths and lights off, and a Forest Park youth with six days’ license delay. One offender paid a 5 fine and costs for driving without headlights due to weak batteries.
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Foul H. Witt
Chicago
Roosevelt Road
Trian
Hean
Theo
Oak Park
Desplaines Avenue
Girela Avenue
Madison Street
Forest Park
Survey Aims at Widening Cook County Roads
Government and Cook County plan a four month survey on Roosevelt road to gather data for a road widening campaign. Sixteen stations will be set up, including two in Hyde Park and one in Lake Street, each with four weighing machines. The effort will cost $18,000 and requires driver cooperation.
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Roosevelt Road
Cook County
Woreat Park
Twonevelt Road
Hyver Forest
Lake Street
Foxes and Trees A Fox’s Climbing Limits
Foxes are not climbers by nature as their claws are not adapted for tree climbing. They may run up inclined trunks or onto lower branches but trees offer little safety when pursued, and foxes do not reside in trees.
Snowdrep Nutritious Introduced to England for Cultivation
The channe harbinger of spring, the Koghuh anowdroy, appear to the Benedicting manka who found that snowdrep roots possess nutritious properties. This discovery suggests potential cultivation near their mon malery.
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England
Japanese Proverb on Bay Land and Worrying Girl
A cryptic proverb relates a bay land that slopes toward the equator to a worry worn by a girl. The snippet uses fragmented phrasing and appears as a historical linguistic note without clear event or sourcing details.
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Equator
Arrows Rally Past Whirlwinds In Tight nine inning Win
In Forest Park the Arrows edged the Oak Park Whirlwinds nine to eight after a seesaw battle. Key moments included a late ninth inning rally sparked by Don Vries and a sharp line drive from Jay Kanack. Beloit’s Red Harland pitched well despite a wet ball, while Oak Park’s John Landry limited the Arrows early before the late twist. Next Sunday the Arrows face North State of Maywood, a team riding a fourteen game win streak.
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Arrows
Weat Suburtan Arrows
Oak Park
Tckete
Jedd
Miver
Ove
Scottr Techns
John Landry
Arrowne
Aner
Glenn
Romuel Woa
Ceter
Ween
Manaager
Don Vries
Ron Xehwenwig Wis
Forest Park
Baloite
Fred Vierow
Reddy
Jay" Kanack
Wans
Whdert
Squib” Otto
Hia Kid
Hite God ‘Felds
Jeague Callter
Red” Harland
Beloit
Maywood
Thiaeam
George Toepper
Bseaball
Harrison
Eaxentiona
L. Puanterto
Raptalo
L. Puyette
Munnger
Wealth of U S Estimated at 300 Billion
New York reports total U S wealth at about 310.97 billion dollars excluding federal holdings. Real estate dominates with about 174.29 billion in land and buildings across 48 states plus cities farms and farms houses. Taxable real property outside federal holdings totals 154.11 billion. Exempt real property including churches and public buildings accounts for 20.06 billion.
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New York
United States
National Association of Restatate Boards of Statistics
United Blalga
Bureau of Censpe
Cansup
Ancient Indian skeletons studied near Coalinga
Scientists study remains found near Coalinga in Fresno County that appear to belong to an ancient tribe of vegetarian Indians. Geologist E. M. Purple notes the bones show a primitive type and diet based on herbs. The report mentions several weak spots in the earth’s crust and excavation details.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Indiana
Coalinga
Fremo County
M. Purple
School Board Sealed Bids For Floor Construction
The Board of Education of Forest Park, Maine invites sealed bids for cementing unfinished basement floors. Bids must be received by the secretary not later than June 0d at 7 p.m and accompanied by a 10 percent certified check. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Specifications available from building committee members.
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Board of Education
Forest Park
Ilinois
Pochahantas
Bhaled
Forent Park
Minis
Fap
Membeo
Krust
A. J. McAuley
Gell
Keller
Petite Distinctions
Fragmentary Washington Star quote discusses a geoticwen's agreement and Cactus Joe in a melted latte poker game. Three or four joiners planned to form a society, drafting outside the refined circle. The speaker argues a gentleman did not deserve a chance to win.
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Geoticwen
Na Rentleman
Weehington Star
They Own Selection Regnah Paper Births and Deaths
Fragmentary text lists names Shakespeare Wordsworth and Cowher with Apr birth dates and later death notes. Mentions Swin and Mouton Transcript. Unclear event or setting. appears to be a literary notices clipping with births and deaths referenced.
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Shakespeare
Wordsworth
Cowher
Ike Swinborne
Chese
Mouton
Appian Way Run Noted Near Porte Bay Aubanstein
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an Appian Way run near Porte Bay Aubanstein with unclear details about distance and participants. The readable parts indicate a possible athletic or exploratory route description. No clear dates, names, teams, or organizations are extractable from the fragment.
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Porte Bay Aubanstein
Ward Neptes
Totaty
Wea Bult
Ood
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