Forest Park Village Council Proceedings May 18 1918
The Forest Park Village Council met at the Cannell Road Municipal Building led by the mayor with five commissioners present. The session approved May 6 minutes, received reports from the Chicago West Towns Railway, and discussed charity, a factory permit, and police matters including a proposed traffic ordinance with speed limits and signals. The attorney's electrical bond was approved, a tax on amusements considered, and a new traffic ordinance laid over for one week. Adjourned.
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Forest Bark
Forest Park
Cannell Road
Kaul
Wieck
Chicago & West Townn Railway Company
Michalsky
Yeus
Hanna
Rieck
Wendt
Yeas
Michataky
Mayens Nome
Willan de Duval
Urey ‘Hind
Atute
Nichuluky
Hnova
Great Fark
Ide
Harrison
Harlem
Hieck
Yens
Bichalsky
Schwass’ Hall
Ht. W. Fluttmann
Charley Koren
Ibn 'As Wal
Comulasioner Rieck
Citas
Koren
Michalaky
Yeas—-Cotu
Munnu
Bleck
Kahl
Han“na
Kaul, Nays—Constaiaalonwe
Furent Park
Forest Wark
Eli
da du Aealon
Sumiun
Kopion
Mo Peraen
Han
Vilage
Stepaleauige
Commtsuluner Wendt
Comhilasionera Hoos
Afayo
Forest Park meeting adjourned after vote on issue
Village Clerk Paul R. Wite records that Commissioner Wendt led the four to zero vote with Commissioners Tenon Michalaky Teck and Mayor Kaul in favor. There were no nays as the mayor declared the meeting adjourned dated May 18 1918 Forest Park Minot ALD
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Wendt
Yeas
Tenon
Michalaky
Teck
Wéndt
Kaul
Naye
Paul R. Wite
Forest Park
Minot
Ald
Y M C A Battle Front Aid To Troops In France
The Y M C A reports 250 American secretaries under shell fire in France aiding Pershing’s troops. The Army Y M C A expands monthly by 5 million dollars and seeks 1,000 more business and professional volunteers to serve before July 1. Large quantities of athletic equipment and film are supplied to troops at home and abroad as part of the effort.
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Shell
France
Nationsl War ‘Work Council
Y.M. GO. A
Shell Fre
Pershing
Army
Francé
Fragmentary Wartime Rant Notes Frontline Strain
A garbled wartime piece mentions American troops on the front and Allied positions, alongside sparse references to the M.C. A huts on the Runslan front, German guns, and Siberka. It also alludes to Hoover and a Women's club, with disjointed imagery of flowers and a sick clubber.
Plant Food in Goll and Availability in Soil
A chemical analysis cannot show the amount of available plant food in soil. A chemist could easily produce artificial soil containing every essential element in abundance yet be sterile. Peat is rich in nitrogen but unavailable, and pulverizing it with lime alters it into a high nitrogen soil.
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Goll
Oool
Foolish Borrowers of Trouble Says Dr HL
A quirky quip suggests the more people have the more they want and borrowing trouble. The exchange contrasts indoor sports interest with timing to go home, reflecting social wit from a Tiger source.
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Ford
Tiger
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Hara A
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Chas,’ W, Strook
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Maywood
Mayweed
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E Ping Company
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Public Service Co
Ilinois
Wasraptes
Mester Berrios
S. Boulevard
Austin Avenue
Astin
Ok Park
Elmhurst
W. “Warner
Lowe Bros. High Standard
Madison St
Americab, Can Co
St. Charles Road & Seventh Av
Maywood, Ill
Ipwarda
Dvorak
Mubic “Tet. Forest Park
Tam Madinon
Chicago
the Telephone Company
Chicago Telephone Company
Harlem State Savings Bank
W.¥. Grobser
Fred
J. Langd
Herrice
Handstreich
Rie't- Offkier
A Cummings Wim
Haare
Conrad Michalsky
W. F
Grosse
WM. Rinveldt
Bolles
WM. Meyer
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