Weekly session of city commissioners dull but with routine moves
The commissioners held a weekly session amid absence of several members and a sense the meetings are routine. Minutes from a prior meeting were approved. permits were granted for a cemetery plant, fireworks demonstrations, and a contractor notice for the Municipal building roughed root, with several items referred to department heads.
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Michalsky
Sail
Ife
Huttum
Counelt
Aldo
Circle Avenue
Commtastoner Motach
Heritogion
Salvadore Culcugne
Varvac
Tvo Crea
Forest Park Coop Unit Nearing Store Quota
The Forest Park Unit of the Cooperative Society of America held a Wednesday meeting in Vorger Hill at 20 North Circle Avenue. Speakers included Robert Jibb, a local manager, and H. D. Burningham who praised cooperative movements for democratic business and social life. the group noted the store quota nearing fulfillment and anticipated a real daily operation.
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Forest Park
Cooperative Society of Amerlyn
Vorger
Lloge
North Circle Avenue
Robert Jibb
Inlet
PoNmurat
Mr. Richter
William Parrott
Hlaingan
Ferest
Race Continues as Bakers Dominate Swift Finish Lines
In a field of sprinters and stakers, the race tilts toward bakers who craft the fastest loaves. As competitions evolve, the focus shifts from raw speed to craft, precision, and the art of perfect crust, highlighting the growing recognition of baking prowess.
Obituary of Tianna Kurha Kuehn in Forest Park died June 30
Tianna Kurha daughter of Dir and Mrs Ruehn of 324 Circle Avenue died Saturday June 30 after long illness. Born in Forest Park 28 years ago she lived here all her life. Survived by mother Ernest brother and two sisters Mrs Hilda Muarkline and Mrs Wieland. Funeral Monday at 4 pm Concordia burial. Pallbearers listed. Mrs Wieland visiting Charleston with her two sons Ward and dues remained at sister’s bedside.
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Hanna Kuehn
Tianna Kurha
Dirs
Circle Avenus
Forest Park
Ernest
Muncie
Ind
Mré
Hilda Muarkline
Hiver Forest
Mra
Wielaad
Charleston
None
Missen AY
Mosehe
Houche
Buenger
G. Nehvein
FE. Stech
Atech
Lttermnent
Concordia
Olea Wieland
Ward
Dues
Sherefora
Ernent
Enimai
Munele
Oak Park Man Attempts To Take His Life Here
An Oak Park man, employed by the Western Electric company, attempted suicide from his home after several days away. He was revived by Oak Park police and hospitalized. motive given as family trouble. The second items note Workers Education Society German lecture by Dr John Mets in Chicago and Citizens' Party picnic at White House Grove with rides, games, and prizes.
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Oak Park
Lo Vorke
Washington Hone Yard
Oak Mark
Western Flectrle Company
Sho
A. Rehbein
Madlae Street
Forest Park
Licht
X-Hin
Workers Education Society
Arbeiter Bit ‘Duige Verein
Gernimin
Berger's Hill
Des
Vinings Avenue
Citizens' Party
Citzens' Party
White House Grove
Schiller's
Wateltha
Roosevelt
Extraordinary claims on plant wireless messaging surface
A late 19th or early 20th century style column discusses alleged plant wireless reception and detection by sensitive instruments. It references figures like Jean Pitard and notes the evolution toward standardized measurement systems. The piece blends scientific curiosity with anecdotal asides and promotional inserts about products such as RATENAP rat poison.
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Jean Pitard
National Assembly of
France
Proposed Factory Model Astituion Plant Plan
A detailed plan outlines a new factory to produce 200 cabinets daily, with projected annual sales near 2,000,000 and an annual payroll of about 450,440. Edward Stook will lead as president and general manager. The Independent corporation would align administratively with Nd Roos Company, and the plant would ship via its private railroad to outlets nationwide. The site claims strategic location in a fertile valley with access to rail facilities and nearby industries, suggesting strong growth prospects for forest products.
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Edward Stoov
Tts
Nd Roos
Adustria
Agriculwen
New Exchange Leave Oak Park Out
Fragments list numerous name and number changes for old addresses and accounts. Many entries show old numbers replaced by new ones across banks, merchants, cemeteries, and firms, with multiple misprints and unclear items.
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Oak Park
Thus Happiness and the Search for Joy in Life
Fragmentary meditation on happiness, noting how small pleasures line the ordinary path. It laments the pursuit of a grand godlike joy and hints at a voice urging simple enjoyment amid daily life.
Experience teaches Tercher and the Wenmarby ruling
An unreliable ad style piece shows a farmer, a veterinarian and a druggist hawking RAT SNAP for rat control with bold claims and urged, immediate action. It mentions prices 25¢ 60c and $1.00 and promises guaranteed results from A. Fritz, druggist.
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Mutteranya
A. Frits
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