Local political notes from Austin Cicero and Oak Park
Second class notice details local politics in Austin Cicero and Oak Park. Mentions Democratic committeeman C. E. Crafts, aldermanic hopeful Jas A. Martin, and Harvey Strickler as county candidate. Town hall moves from Cicero to Oak Park avenue. Avenue State Bank opens Dec 18. Oak Park Republicans reorganize. calls for united party efforts and warnings about independent candidates.
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Avenue State Bank
Oak Park Avenue
Austin Republican Club
Harvey Strickler
Oak Ark
Ambrose Favored for Cicero Town Clerk Job
The Oak Park Argus notes George M. Ambrose as one of Cicero’s fittest men for town clerk with broad backing among Oak Park citizens. It suggests he may stand for nomination when officers are chosen, asserting his qualifications would bring dignity to the office.
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George M. Ambrose
Oak Park
Universal Peace Union letter to editor on yearly sermons
GEO. A. MINITIER, Vice-President, asks for publication of a note urging clergymen to preach at least one sermon annually on Universal Peace Among All Nations. He recalls a London meeting twelve years ago and mentions a read letter by Judge Yields and a conviction passed. He signs from 5817 Superior street, Austin.
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Geo. A. Minitier
Superior Street
Austin
Austin Building and Loan Association retires first stock series
In contrast to many neighbors, the Austin Building and Loan Association paid cash to stockholders for its first stock series, yielding 38 percent profit over six years. The treasury held funds with no doubtful loans, no delinquencies, and no foreclosures, according to the secretary’s note.
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Austin Building and Loan Association
Cicero Town Board Hears Lighting District Proposals
The Cicero town board considers a formal contract for Lighting District No 1 with all night service until 1 am and refers it to the committee of the whole. They also note sewer work on Oak Park avenue and schedule repairs next spring.
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BR. A. Carpenter
Oak Park Avenue
George Pillinger
Austin Avenue
Hafner
A. J. Kendal
Cicero Town Board Reports Pasture Ordinance and Utilities Contracts
The committee reports on pastureting cows in Cicero be filed, and recommends passage of a resolution on electric light contracts and a sewer discharge ordinance. They discuss warrants, funds, and a contract with Cicero Water Gas and Electric Light Co for District No 1 lighting, with meetings set and bids invited. The board adjourns after scheduling future actions and notices a performance by a male soprano at Morrison Hall.
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Elm
Ontario
Central
Willow Avenues
R. H. Traill
Fire and Water Fund
Williams
Utley
Fire and Water Committee
Hawthorne
Berwyn
Yeas
Attridge
Frink
Hafner
MacDonald
Traill
Hays
Cicero
Cicero Water, Gas and Electric Light Company
Linn
Electrical
Pays—Mone
Peter MacDonald
H. Ff. Frink
W. P. Utley
D. Attridge
R. H. Tratth
Chris. I
H. ¥. Krink
Chris. F. Hafner
Cicero Light, Heat and Power Company
Trail
James A. Martin
Obituaries for Maude Evans and Morris Miller
Mrs. Maude K Evans wife of Arthur Evans died last Wednesday evening Funeral services set for 2 p m Saturday at 106 South Park avenue Obituary to appear next week Mr Morris B Miller of 315 North Park avenue died suddenly Monday noon after a three days illness with typhoid fever and heart trouble He was thirty years old German by birth survived by wife infant daughter and mother and siblings in Europe Funeral was held Wednesday at 11 a m interment Forest Home Mrs Miller’s friends extend sympathy
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Maude K. Evans
Arthur Evans
South Park Avenue
Morris B. Miller
North Park Avenue
Europe
Forest Home
Miler
Austin Business Men's Association to Elect Officers
The Austin Business Men's Association will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday evening December 13 for the election of officers. All businessmen should attend.
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the. Austin. Business Men's Association
Woman's Benevolent Society Plans Dolls for Poor in Bohemian District
The society announces its next meeting on Wednesday December 13 at North Sixty-fourth avenue with Mrs George Buttera. Special work includes making dolls for Bohemian district children. Sympathy to Mr and Mrs George Landis Wilson on the sudden death of infant Sherman Hall. Volunteers of America provided food and clothing for Thanksgiving, distributing twelve barrels and receiving a $5 check from the society.
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Lamont
Summit
Grant Locomotive Works
Woman's Benevolent Society
George Buttera
North Sixty-fourth Avenue
Bohemian
George Landis Wilson
Sherman Hall
Albert Burgess
Chris. Miller
Reeves
Forest Avenue
Lay
William Bye School
Volunteers of America
Hypnotists Unite for One Night at Library Hall
World renowned hypnotists and scientific entertainers present a single evening show at Library Hall on Saturday night December 9. The program promises instruction amusement and mystification with one long laugh. Admission costs 15 25 and 35 cents.
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Library Hall
Untitled financial figures list appears in OCR fragment
A numeric string shows multiple monetary amounts in different formats, including 118,446.93 and 7,500.00, with varied decimals and spacing suggesting a ledger or balance sheet excerpt from a historical document. No clear entities or events identified.
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Charlie
Universal Peace Union
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Mary Frew
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Annie Bike
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Gunn Chambers
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Blackman’s Laundry
Hocking Valley
McIntyre
Ruxton
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W. Lake St
Sam Gaylard
Ohio St. Austin
Ai.c.coffees
Bei Windes
Abel M. White
Liberty Hall
White
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United States
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P. D. Castle
Henry Pillinger
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Skelton & Lloyd's
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Dominion Company
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F. E. Pray
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Florida
R. T
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S. 53d Ave
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Cornelia St
North Park Ave
Frank Bratt
W. D. Cornell
Masonic Hall
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van Buren Street
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Traill & Cooling
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the Printers’ Road
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