Hyde Park Herald Inc. staff and historic publishing details
The Hyde Park Herald announces staff roles and office details from its 1882 inception. It notes founders Fred Fuller Bennett and Clarence P. Dresser, weekly publication on Wednesdays from 5240 S. Harper Chicago, with contact numbers and post office classification. It invites community input on housing development and city living outlook.
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Fred Fuller Bennett
Clarence P. Dresser
Hyde Park Herald Inc
S. Harper
Chicago
Telephone
Midway
Post Office
Ill
Hyde Park Herald
South Harper
City urban renewal plan merges key parcels on 47th Street
The Department of Urban Renewal proposes selling the 47th Street site from Ellis to Dorchester along with the 47th to 49th Lake Park triangle. A public hearing will precede the sale to explain bid criteria. The board unanimously approved, aiming to avoid past missteps like the Kenwood Townhomes bid.
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Department of Urban Renewal
DUR
Lewis J. Hill
47Th Street
Ellis
Dorchester
47Th South
49Th
Lake Park
Hill
Kenwood Townhomes, Inc
Kenwood
Hyde Park-Kenwood
Registration drive to secure voting in 1966 Chicago elections
The column urges voters to register now for 1966 elections, notes changes since 1964, and outlines steps for those who moved or changed names. It highlights upcoming primary dates May 17 and October 11, registration transfer options, and special provisions for disabled voters while stressing the importance of registration to exercise suffrage.
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Chicago
Johnson-Goldwater
Johnson
Fifth Ward
Goldwater
Vista Homes
Paul Douglas
Charles Percy
U.S
Douglas
University of Chicago
Blackstone
Kenilworth
Witwer
Board of Election Commissioners
City Hall
Aldermanic
Illinois
Cook County
Board
LaSalle Street
Congress
Kennedy
Commission On Registration and Voting Participation
Primroses Bloom in Deep Winter as Garden Talk Revives
Gardening-nee by Lee Botts notes a January bloom of a red primrose on January 1 1966 in Chicago despite unusual warmth. The piece ties bloom to seasonal shifts, urges care for indoor plants with water and fertilizer, and ends with an editor's note about Mrs Botts's illness and death from polluted air and delirium.
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Kent
Arthur Jaffey
Maryland
Chicago
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Bruce Sagan
Florence Goold
Franklin Lett
Mary Louise Stauffer
Jean Garner Jacobs
Howard Neumann
Ralph Wellston
Mer
Ailiderman
Leon M. Despres
Despres
By Lee Botts
Mrs. Botts
Deed
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