Residence Listed on North Forty-Eighth Avenue Chicago
A sewerage notice lists 65 N. 50th Court in Chicago as a residence property involved in the case.
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North Forty-Eighth Avenue
N. 50Th Court
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Newspaper
Oak Park Vindicator
Location
Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1901
Page
7
Drug Clerk Seeks Continued Patronage From Loyal Customers
The advertisement requests a continuation of the liberal patronage already received and asks others needing Pure Drugs and first-class drug store articles to call on him.
Austin Basso Soloist Appointed At First Presbyterian
Dr Rudd and family at Epworth Heights Ludington Mich Mrs Henry Date summering at Epworth Heights Ludington Mich Ladies Aid Society of M E Church to host a business men's lunch July 25 at 12 30 p m lunch 25c Mr Fred Smith named basso soloist for First Presbyterian Church Austin promising young singer from St Andrews Chicago death of Mrs Christina Barrow Winnipeg Manitoba at 410 North Central Ave after typhoid fever arrival in Austin two weeks earlier and bed for three days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Fred Smith
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Choir of
Chicago
First Presbyterian Church of
Austin
Smith
Edouard de Reszke
Christina Barrow
Robert S. Barrow
Winnipeg
Manitoba
A. F. Barron
North Central Avenue
Miss Lily Wiltberger Portrait sittings in Oak Park
Oak Park business notice states Miss Lily Wiltberger will make sittings for photographs at her home studio daily except Sunday and Monday. Visitors are cordially invited to examine work at 209 Wesley Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Lily Wiltberger
Wesley Avenue
Scoville Institute Adopts Duplicate Novel Plan
The Scoville Institute reports its daily closing times 12 to 2 and 6 to 7 pm as patrons enjoy vacation book cards. Librarian returned from the ALA Conference in Waukesha with notes of a large meeting and favorable reports on duplicate novel collections, which will be adopted with details later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Herbert E. Putnam
of Congress
Washington, D. C
Melvin Dewey
State Library
Albany
N. Y
Frederick M. Crunden
Public Library
St. Louis
Mary Wright Plummer
Pratt Institute Library
Brooklyn
Reuben G Thwaites
State Historical Society
Madison
Richard T. Ely
University of Wisconsin
Trinity College Benefits Stage Event at St Catherine's Hall
A July 16 entertainment benefit at St Catherine's Hall features Mandolin and piano pieces by Mary Riodan and Kittie McBride, readings, violin solos, a farmer's tale, baritone showpieces, and a comedy finale. Cast includes Philip Royson and George Branston with accompanying musicians Mrs D R McAuley Laura Kidd and Ralph Hebert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity College
St. Catherine’s Hall
Traumerie
Mary Riodan
Kittie McBride
Rhody Daley
Geffery Fleming
T.eseeee
David Meadows
Rebecca Luke
Anna Stearns
Katherine Rogers
Nellie Collins
Marion Bryant
Hattie Harvey Patty
Bula Everett
D. R. McAuley
Laura Kidd
Ralph Hebert
Chamberlain’s Remedy Praised By Henderson Resident
J A Kelly of Henderson North Carolina shares a personal experience with dysentery and Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports rapid relief using the product, recommended due to its quick control of previous attacks. Available at Avenue Pharmacy Oak Park Schnitzus' Pharmacy Austin G H Harris 79 N 48th Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Kelly
United States
Mr. Kelly
Henderson
N. C
The
Avenue Pharmacy
Oak Park
Schnitzus’ Pharmacy
Austin
G. H. Harris
48Th Avenue
Expressing Arrangements By Local Fish Dealer
Frank Bratt, a fish dealer of 908 North Park Avenue, has arranged to make regular expressing a business with daily trips to Chicago. Orders may be placed by phone at 1514.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bratt
North Park Avenue
Chicago
Death of Miss Glenn Pickett in Kentucky visit
Miss Glenn Pickett daughter of the late Prof J D Pickett of River Forest died of typhoid fever in Marysville Kentucky while visiting. She had been principal of a kindergarten in Anderson Indiana for several years. Interment was in Marysville on July 18 with her brother and sisters from River Forest present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Pickett
J. D. Pickett
River Forest
Marysville
Miss Pickett
Anderson
Ind
Kentucky
Reverend Barton to Lead Oak Park Egypt Tour in 1902
Rev W H Barton of the First Congregational Church announces a 1902 tour of Egypt with Mrs Barton and others departing Oak Park in February. The party plans to explore antiquities and historic sites during the voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
W. HB. Barton
First Congregational Church
Austin Christian and Area Church Services in July 1901
church notices list sermons and schedules across Austin area including Rev. Geo A Campbell at Austin Christian Church and Rev. E B Chase at First Congregational Church July 21 1901. It notes St Pauls Episcopal Church St Pauls services and other congregations with times places and topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Christian Church
Geo. A. Campbell
Eighth Annual Town Tournament at Oak Park Club
The Oak Park Tennis Club announces the Eighth Annual Town Tournament for the Championship of Oak Park at the club grounds on South Kenilworth avenue near Washington boulevard. The event starts July 27 with open practice for all Oak Park residents. Entry fees are 50 cents for singles and $1 for team doubles, due by July 20 to Edgar W. Carne of Chicago. Prizes awarded for first second and consolation in both singles and doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Nine-year-old boy killed at Austin crossing
Gilbert Jemieson of 5936 South Boulevard Austin was struck by a west-bound picnic train at 9 15 Wednesday morning after crossing gates were down. An east-bound train had just passed when the child darted across. No blame is attached to crossing staff or crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Jemieson
South Boulevard
Austin
Austin Avenue
Letter Carrier Injured When Horse Kicks Wheel
Chas Donahue an Austin letter carrier met a painful mishap Tuesday while riding his wheel. He rode beside a large moving van when the horse shied and kicked smashing the wheel and injuring his hand. After treatment at the post office he will resume his route despite pain and inconvenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas, Donahue
Austin
A Cure for Summer Complaint
A Lansing Iowa Journal note describes a child’s cure using Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The piece urges families to keep a bottle at home, listing local drugstores The Avenue Pharmacy Oak Park Schnitzus' Austin and G H Harris as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Lansing
Iowa
Avene Pharmacy
Oak Park
Schnitzus’ Pharmacy
Austin
G. H. Harris
48Th Avenue
Lawn Social in Austin by Daughters of Veterans
Mrs Phil Sheridan Tent No 4 of the Daughters of Veterans hosts a lawn social at Fred L Phillips residence 5929 Superior street on Tuesday evening July 23. Ice cream and cake are 10 cents. If it storms the event moves to 213 N Park the following evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Avenue Presbyterian
G. B. Safford
Phil Sheridan
Daughters of Veterans
Fred L. Phillips
Superior Street
N. Park Avenue
Girl Caught in Rain Denied Shelter at Two Doorways
A twelve year old girl from Austin sheltered briefly in a doorway near a public library on a Wednesday evening but was turned away by two men. One man ordered her to move along claiming the doorway was not for runners and another refused entry saying there was no room. She continued running and became drenched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Public
City to supply water to West Sixtieth to Division district
Mayor Harrison signed the Hunter ordinance giving city water to residents in the district bounded by West Sixtieth Avenue Chicago Avenue Central Avenue and Division Street. Alderman Hunter offered to pay 300 dollars for hydrant use but the mayor declined. Artesian wells have dried up in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Hunter
West Sixtieth Avenue
Chicago Avenue
Central Avenue
Division Street
River Forest to Install Second Water Meter
The Village of River Forest provides water to all residents with a single pump and is planning a second, to meet expected growth. Most meters are Crown meters that detect small leaks, reducing water waste and taxpayer costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Forest
Caring for the teeth in childhood health guide
The article stresses the need for sound teeth to ensure proper digestion and health. It outlines daily care rules including brushing after meals, using a small stiff brush, optional tooth powder, rinsing after meals, and avoiding rough tooth use to prevent decay. It notes early attention to cavities prevents pain and tooth loss.
How to Remove Stains From Household Items
Practical tips for stain removal on piano ivories frames picture glass and mirrors linoleum and oil cloths furniture tapestry and ovens. Methods include whiting with lemon juice or ammonia stamping on stains with sand and vinegar and using turpentine beeswax salad oil and brandy for different surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brand
Biography Underway of Dr Creighton by Mrs Creighton
Mrs Creighton is preparing a biography of her late husband Dr Creighton former Bishop of London. A young Italian scientist Dr Rina Monti, who won a university gold medal, has been accepted by the University of Pavia as a lecturer in anatomy.
Alcohol for French Motors Drives Auto Industry Hope
Builders of motor cars in France are convinced the future lies in using alcohol. They doubt petroleum will stay cheap and seek further economy from alcohol to save money and revive a languishing industry at the expense of imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acohol
France
Passaic Girl Disappears After Money Trail to D C
A Passaic New Jersey pupil vanished after being asked a math question about travel. She took $20 from her mother and was later found in Washington seeking a practical answer to the riddle. Local authorities investigated the curious case and traced her movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaic
N. J
Washington
National Capital
Avery
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Miend
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B. Myers
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Tel
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Horth
August Terneak & CO
Oak Park, Ill
EB. Moore
Randolph Street
Hugh Gair
Geo. D. Hoffman Furnaces
Lake St. Oak Park, Ill
Jewal
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Ormenly
Llecrican
North Park Avenus
Austin Sta
Arthur J. Kendall
Justice of the Peace
Houra
S. Clark &J
Rlem Savincsbad
Harlem Savings
Harlem
Telephone
Austin 2073
Harry F. Brown
Buffalo Exposition
Nickel Plate Road
New York
van Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
John Y. Calahan
Adams Street
L. J. Steege
Masonic Hall
News OF the Town
Rudd
Epworth Heights
Ludington
Mich
Henry Date
Scoville Institute Notes
Corner Midway
Waller Avenue
E. B. Chase
Lake City
Minn
ST. Paul’s Church
Episcopal
Acey Park
L. Mitchell
Ohio Saeat
Second Baptist Church
John D. Collins
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Oak Park Masonic Hall
M. BE
John Norris Hall
Epworth League
Conley
Unity Church
R. F. Johannot
First Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
Dr. Conley
Lawn Social
E. Jones & CO
Inter Ocean Building
Dearborn and
Madison Streets
Central
Mrs. EB. Jones
WM. Taylor Mgr
Dearborn
Cicero Gas Company
N. Oak Park Ave
Chas. M. Ickel
North Park Ave
Annewalt
Austin and Vicialty
Chisago
Kens Light, Heat & Power Building
Cor
Central Ave
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Garvin Electric Co
Austin, Ill
George Martin, Llb
Room
Washington St
Schmitz
Rocer
North End Bakery
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