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Newspaper
Forest Park Review
Location
Forest Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1923
Page
15
A pen and ink drawing extols Mooseheart and its enduring legacy across eight decades of Wie, deligata, youth, and aging reporters. The piece traces a lifelike arc from cowboy narratives to national galleries and war reports, ending with Mooseheart’s unique place amid world events.
Mooseheart founded in 112 by James J Vavie with Davis as organizer for the Loyal Order of Moors. The complex, a cooperative fraternal philanthropy, houses 1,327 children and operates on 1,109 acres in the Fox River valley between Aurora and Batavia. It features a hospital, schools, library, farms, utilities, and planned industrial and agricultural facilities. Proclaims low child death rate, notable athletic and trade programs, and broad support from educators and philanthropists.
A 1928 radio parody by William E Douglass blends musical mockery with public health signals. The speaker urges sensible summer eating, questions government inaction, and critiques political promises while weaving references to bananas and dietary advice amid a satirical broadcast voice.
Program listings from KYW and Westinghouse outline a full day of financial market reports weather and late news segments. Highlights include late morning market updates table talks by Mrs Anga J Peterson and closing stock quotations followed by news and sports bulletins.
A listing of daily broadcasts includes news at 4 pm and 8 pm with weather reports and market summaries. Sunday morning services are advertised from St. Chrysostom's church at 1424 North Dearborn Parkway, Chicago, with Rev. Dr. Norman Matton as rector. Classical music is to be provided by the Sisson Trio.
Regular council meeting held Tuesday September 4 in Vorest Park Illinois with Commissioners Irlach Ynckart Michalsky Zimerman and Mayor Kaul absent. Reports from Health and Building Commissioners approved. permits and signs for August 1023 1025 reviewed. building permits 26 and electrical signs approved and filed.
The village council examined Edward O Sternaman’s electrician bond and found it executed in due form, moving to approve and grant a license for electric wiring in the Village of Soreat Park. Bids for paying Brown Avenue and Lincoln Court were opened, with bids from HL Goelitz Co and Robt Re Anderson Co detailing quantities and unit prices for excavation paving curb and gutter and related work.
At Forest Park Illinois on September 4 102 the village meeting discussed bids for Brown avenue and Lincoln court with 8 inch pips at 320.00 each totaling 60.94 and 10.00 AM. Commissioner Zimmaran and Bark art seconded adjournment noting yeas Briech Durkart Zimmer man and BMichalsky with no nays. The mayor protested and declared the meeting adjourned. Village Clerk UAMUNY GC. HUXHOLD AT Forest Park Illinois.
A practical note on storing beet pulp for winter feed. Spreading pulp over the beet tap seals silage, uses heat to warm and fatten curing pulp, and reduces issues with handling frozen pulp. Includes a push to patronize Review advertisers.
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