Municipal Voters Lose Guide in Chicago Reform Shift
The letter criticizes the Chicago reform movement and its Twenty year control by a league, urging council independence and noting the need to reform the postal service and pay for U S postal workers. It warns that many workers leaving could harm service, and calls for higher wages to retain staff. The piece notes delayed mail and congested routes as evidence of system strain.
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Municipal
Chicago Equuchi
League
U. S. Powtal Department
Becaue
Uniers
Increus
Ley
Village records mix births deaths and cemetery deals
A long local notice reviews health reports and cemetery matters, noting 145 births and 05 deaths in the past year, cemetery company talks of public school funding, and debates over a one dollar per capita tax while recalling old Harlem Cadets and Union Guards memories. The piece also mentions moves of Mr and Mrs Albert G Staos, a Frances Partridge piano appearance, and local park land shifts.
Purely Personal notes from a local community
Purely personal notices report Frank Wieth purchasing Martin Feters home at 914 Circle avenue while others spend weekends with Mrs Stitchzel Meyers at 044 Thomas avenue. Mrs Charles Hutter wins a beaded necklace by ex serviceman Walter Hlossy. Several residents relocate: Mrs Nova Gaden moves to 5118 Lexington Avenue Chicago to run a rooming house, Joseph Krous sells his home on Helait avenue, J Jansen buys 900 Beloit Avenue, and Henry Staith sells at Lexington and Murenga. W N Taylor plans a June departure for Kilnitchsel, Mississippi. Trev C Butex links with Mrs Thompson on Thomay avenue temporarily as he awaits goods before moving to Circle avenue. Reverend Uslew becomes new pastor at Pioneer Presbyterian church.
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Joseph Krous
Helait Avenue
J. Jansen
Beloit Avenue
Bir
Kroud
Tom
Lexington and
Murenga Avenues
Henry Staith
Trev. C. Butex
Farmington, Minn
Thompson
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Forest Park Review
Paschal-Hall-Heileman CO
Madleon
Parad Park
Lit
Albert L. Hall
Moith Heileman
Oak Pittin
Beloit Ave
Goodyear
Chas. R. Hussey
Madison St
Forest Park
Doc Carsten
Paul Witt
Vilage
Audhla
Cee Teres
Motrost Park
Torrad
Howe
Whitney
ATIC
Ollon
Ordinanes
Kidanent
Fred Schuster
Harlem Cadete
Hank Helle
Union Guards
Thun
United States Army
Harlem
Amart
Cone
Albert G. Staos
Bleger Hunt
Marsngo Avenue
Laula Grundies
South
Marengo Avenue
Frances Partridge
Mis. Louise Partridge
Wilgox Avenue
Forest Park Theater
Frank Wieth
Thoman Avenue
Martin Feters
Circle Avenue
Withert Malott
Pride
Sfammond
Ind
Charles- Hutter
Madison
Walter Hlossy
Elwin Gaden
Nova Gaden
Monroe Street
Lexington Avenus
Chicago
Gadeo
W.N. Taylor
Henry Moll
Roosevelt Road
Nedlisy
Kilmnichsel
Miss
Cully
Wiliam Gries
Catheron
Lexus
Thomas Collis
Tracy-Mansfield OU & Gas Company
Cameron
Wt. Qurdine
George Stallay
1000 Circle Avenue
Waterloo
American Can CO
Gharies Road
Seventh Avenue
Maywood
Ilinola
Investment Speciallata
Esrvicw
Couetesy
Hemal
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Harlem State Savings Bank
Gargrat Forest Park
Canonace Pra
Ws F. Haase
Pres
WM. Einfeldy
Pran
H.R. Dow
Aah
Canhier
Guidaat Incorporated
Fred E. Schoenfeld
F. P
Georgette
Sosnik’s Baby Store
Madison Street
Wm. H. Gardner & Sons
Mighelin Ajax Portage
Fidelity Tire
Sella
Ford
Forest Park, Illinois
Alex Nesse
P. Bloom
Henry D. Schumacher
Carer Higin Ave
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