U S Experiments Aid Texas Cattle Raisers
U S experiments by the Bureau of Animal Industry in Washington reduce animal suffering and boost cattle health. Dr John R Mohler cites methods including tick control and dipping cattle to eradicate Texas fever. The program aimed to improve meat and milk production by cleaning ticks from southern herds, benefiting millions of cattle.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
John R. Mohler
Bureau
Woman Representative Seeks Wage Aid for Post Office Workers
Mary V. Halas, head of the Women’s auxiliary of the National Federation of Post Office Employes, and Thomas H. Flaherty present a petition to Mrs. Nélan for higher wages. It is signed by the wives of 86,000 members. Mrs. Nolan, chairwoman of the House committee on expenditures in the Post Office department, attends the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary V. Halas
National Federation of Post Office
Thomas H. Flaherty
Nélan
Nolan
House
Post Office Department
Planes and engines shipped for world encircling flight
U S ships complete Liberty airplanes and emergency engines to Alaska Far East points as four planes prepare to depart Santa Monica for a world encircling flight. Three aircraft receive engines to Sitka Dutch Harbor and Attu Island while twelve engines head to Amotl Yokohama Negasaka Shanghai Calcutta for Japan China and India.
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U.S
Alaska
Far
United States Army
Santa Monica
Del
Cloverfeld
Ono
Sitka
Dutch Harbor
Ochicagoff
Gabing
Attu Jaland
Amotl
Yokohama
Negasaka
Japan
Shanghai
China
Galgon
Indo-China
Calcutta
India
Many Beauty Experts Seek Jobs on Leviathan Liner
More than 800 applicants for shipboard roles aboard the Leviathan at South Boston include manicuriate wrinkle experts hair greesers pedicurista and exterior decorators. James H. Prentis of United States Mnes cites remora among millionaires traveling by the Leviathan and says the line will hire only a few official manicurists hair dressers with no billets for wrinkle rowers or foot specialists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leviathan
South Boston
James H. Prentis
United States
Mnes
Remora
Tha Vengal
Poland Retrenching Government Cuts Public Works
The Polish government in Warsaw continues retrenchment. After abolishing the ministries of justice and health, it plans to abolish the public works ministry and distribute its functions to other departments.
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Poland
Warsaw
Building Permits Show Big Growth During Past Month
Building Commissioner Zahn reports a surge in issued permits in April with numerous projects across streets and avenues. Data lists dozens of entries including garages, porches, and dwelling upgrades at addresses on Marengo Elgin Ferdinand and Des Plaines avenues plus Roosevelt road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commiestoner Zahn
Construction Permits and Addresses Listed for Repairs
A list of names and property work permits with addresses and stated costs. Items include Weyrauch at 1018 Thomas Avenue for sun parlor costing 200 dollars, W Zara at 1607 Circle Avenue for addition and repair costing 1500 dollars, W Zara at Circle Avenue for two car garage 400 dollars, W Slotteg at 910 Dunlap Avenue for two car garage 300 dollars, W Blottag at 919 Durlay Avenue permit to cut curb, and A Stange at 483 Beloit Avenue for two car garage 300 dollars.
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Chas. Stanek
Troose Avenue
Chas. Koch
Thomas Avenue
A. Bosnik
Modipon Street
Jigemast
HW. Lem Co
Rockford Street
Vito Cognato
Ferdinand Avenue
I Nic Shank
H. Buettner and Buttendorf
Adamis Street
John Sterr
Madison Street
Geo. Jameson
Lathrop Avenue
H. G. Wacker
Marengo Street
HL. Futeger
Gerachefske
Aun Parler
Marengo Avenue
J. Grady
Marenge Avenue
HW. Bing
Owter
Woo. Schultz
Elgin Avenue
Paul Finater
Hartem Avenue
Ki. . Jucelk
Cirele Avenue
J. Barth
Desplaines Avenue
Smith
Swift & Co
Repoir
Chete
Cranklin
Donhue
Louis
DeMarco
A. J. Eiler
Cirle Avenue
Co. Bond
Nc. Guardalabena
Hanoah Avenue
Mr. Buelow
J. Duff
Aug. Boehlke
John Hansen
AL Leiffeld
G. Peckhaw
Gua, Nietzke
Des Plaines Avenue
James Zvetina
BF. de Bock
Roosevelt Road
H. Behaltz
J. Steinberger
Brucco
Mare
A. Glenow
F. Wilke
Benoit Avenue
P. Ducarolls
A. August
B. Fritch
A. Medendorf
Eah Circle Avenue
John Benedict
Vv. Y. Hagda
Avery
Marango Avenue
Bam Nico
Henry Harder
Adams Street
Clarence Troost
Des Plaines
Q. Hellig
J. Mahler
F. W. Walther
Troost Avenue
Steve Smo
W. Schneider
Olele Avenue
Kert
Digin Avenue
R. Giovachine
Dunlap Avenue
R. Glovacchine
Tocher
Otto Tam
Qarl Kroepel
Hannah Avenue
Barr & Colling
Abed
Franklin
Desplaines
Frank Echicosa
Thimed Avenue
Fabt
Ferdlinand Avenue
Weyrauch
Sun Parlor
W. Zara
Circle Avenue
Lot Circle Avenue
W. Slotteg
W. Blottag
Durlay Avenue
A. Stange
Beloit Avenue
Forest Park council minutes May 12 1924 acted meeting
Forest Park council met May 12 1924 with Commissioner Burkart Zimmerman and acting Mayor Michalsky present. Absent Mayor Kaul and Commissioner Briach. The minutes of May 5 were approved without reading. Health officer Dr Carstens reported licenses for 14 stores. report taken under advisement and then approved for issuance. John Murray named to spread assessment for Desplaines avenue improvement project. Meeting adjourned by acting Mayor with no nays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burkart
Zim- Merman
Michalsky
Zimmer- Man
H. P. A. Carstens
Yeas
Zimerman
Michalaky
Noys
John Murray
Forest Park
Dasina
Zimmerman
Nona
Surkart
Naye
Harry
Huxhold
Fareat Park
Winots
A. D
Invitation for Bids for Construction of Public Improvement
Forest Park Village Council invites bids for rebuilding the old water tower near the water works, remodeling the pumping plant, plumbing, siting, and appurtenances. Bids due May 2, 1924, at 8 p.m. in Council Chambers. Bonds and cash deposits required. right to reject bids reserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Park
Cornell
Abova
Foreat Park
Hlinois
Hlana
Tuun
Harry C. Huxhold
Forest ‘Park
Tiltnola
Lost horse and wagon found after boys abandon in village
A village stable received a horse and wagon left by two boys on Roosevelt road near Saturday morning. Police say Officer Maria Jacobs encountered the boys who fled, while the horse awaits its owner at the police station after a small cartage bill is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tts
Roosevelt Road
Omcer Maria Jacobs
Maywood
Stolen Bicycle Recovered After Police Search
The note reports a bicycle stolen from a resident in Wages with no identifying marks. It was returned to the owner. Police question whether a horse and wagon connected to the incident were brought to the story scene and are continuing inquiries.
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U. S
Texas
Aleo
Ald
Neoe
Council
Beauty
Balch-Linder Co
North Oak Park Avenue
Telephone
Oak Park
Public Hall
Harlem
Henry W. Pfaff & &Co
Mansfield
Forest Pak
Public Service Company
Northern Illinois
Relia
H, & Judd
Oak Park Ave
Oak Paris
Monarch
Rose Hardware
Madison ST
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