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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1897
Page
5
The advertisement boasts safety quality and affordability for the same light amount. It claims a well equipped plant with duplicate boilers engines and dynamos and all night service. It promises prompt house wiring by an efficient team following Underwriters Association Rules at low rates.
An advertisement touts Whitmer's Kidney Root and Swamp-Book as cures for kidney, bladder, and urinary problems. It claims relief from back pain and frequent urination, promotes their sale by druggists, and offers samples from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton, N Y, with a promotion in the Vindicator.
The National Union held an open meeting at the new opera on Wednesday evening. The goddess of Welcome was warmly greeted by Man C. Nor Tom. A duet by WW Adams of Pilihavenne and Rogers of Chivago drew applause. Mr. Adams has a sweet tenor. Mr. Rogers a powerful bass. Mrs. Peterson accompanied. President John Sottel urged men to provide for dependents. Magee played a violin solo. The young artist, eight, performed faithfully.
An Maywood council event opened with tunes from America and a masterly recitation by GC Ross Clarke. Guests enjoyed whistling by Miss Shurbert, a bass solo by Mr Rogers, and remarks by Mr W Ferris encouraging union membership, followed by refreshments and varied entertainments.
The cochestra engages Adolph Rosenboehker, famed conductor with national ties, to lead the ensemble. The group, long associated with the Thomas orchestra, seeks public subscriptions to fund three season concerts with four tickets per subscriber. Pitkin & Proofs of Chicago serves as treasurer, with efforts to broaden community support ongoing.
A letter from CG Coombs defends Mr. Attridge and the Gameville Fire Alarm Company bid. It asserts the Gameville system, though pricier, was chosen as the town’s best long term value and calls for publication in the Vindicator.
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