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Newspaper

Oak Park Vindicator

Location

Oak Park, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1900

Page

4

Cicero Town Board Minutes Review and Town Finances

The Cicero town board discusses 1900 appropriations, warrants, and bills totaling 10 99669 with 2561 44 on special funds. It authorizes audits of town clerk books, fixes street improvements on Ontario street, and approves plank sidewalk on Augusta street.

Augusta Street H. CG. Hanson H. OC. Hanson E. M. Cole H. N. Norton Yeas Attridge Cole, Dutton, Norton and Waters Abgent Hafner Utley B. F. Raynor Fourteenth Street Watson Avenue Fifteenth Street Forty-ninth Avenue

Berwyn board endorses investigations and public works directives

Berwyn trustees urge continued reporting at meetings until di impossibility, adopt measures to inspect water works, enforce vehicle tax ordinances, and study Harlem avenue crossing. Committee reports approve a 1600 dollar sewer project, authorize final payments, and direct bids for viaduct painting and rail additions. Several communications request street and walk improvements and contract modifications.

T'Rustes Dutton Fire and Water Committee Berwyn Cole Police Department Yeas Attridge Dutton Norton Waters Naysa Hafner Utley Harlem Avenue R. R D. Attridge M. Cole W. W. Waters P. J. McNulty Lyman Avenue Austin Avenue Hafner and Utley George 1D Elderkin Clinton Avenue John A. Moline Delos Hull & Co Astelle A. W. Lowny Hig Fifteenth Place Forty-Eighth Street M. M. Wood Cedar Street Marion Street Forest Avenue Kettlestring Oak Park Chicago Avenue Lombard Avenue van Buren Lexington Streets Washington Boulevard Elmwood Avenue Fourteenth Street Jeffery Avenue Grant Works Fire Department

Village Board Awards Plank Walk Contracts in Oak Park

The board approves contracts for plank walks in District No. 1 Oak Park. J. P. Willing wins at 32 cents per foot, contract to Dec 31 1900. An abatement warrant for Grant Land Association and other street improvements are approved.

Oak Park Grant Land Association J. P. Willing D. B. Durston H. N. Norton Ei. M. Cole S. D. Attridge W. W. Waters Dutton Yeas Attridge Cole Norton Waters Hafner Utley Jones Frederick McGrogan August Schultz North Side Frederick Delano Alexander S. Ross Walters

Representative Austin Business Men Highlight Mr C P Insley

There is no part of the horse that requires more attention than his feet. Every time a horse is taken to Mr C P Insley s shop the animal s feet are examined closely. He specializes in horseshoeing with expert knowledge to keep the animal in good condition. In business here since 1895 his shop at 5684 Chicago avenue is fully equipped. He also does job work catering to a high class trade and attends to gentlemen s driving horses. He is to be congratulated upon his success.

L. C. Krueger's Hay Grain and Coal Business Overview

L. C. Krueger operates a large local business dealing in hay grain feed wood and coal at 5812 Chicago Avenue. He promotes no coal trust affiliation and offers competitive prices tied to current market quotes. He has four years of local experience and a broad trade network with access to mine products and varied coal grades.

L. C. Krueger Krueger Chicago Avenue

Hulseberg Grocery Stands Prominent in Chicago Avenue Trade

Fr. Hulseberg leads a top line cash grocery and meat shop at 6801 Chicago avenue. The 13 year old business offers staple and fancy groceries, flour, teas, coffees, crockery, and farm produce with strict cash terms and no credit. Known for fair dealing and high esteem in business circles.

Geo F. Hulseberg Chicago Avenue Hulseberg

Martens Brothers Grocery and Meats Lead Local Trade

A. C. Martens and George Martens at 406 North Waller avenue operate with six men and three wagons handling a vast stock of pure food groceries and fine meats. In eighteen months their enterprising methods built a leading, well respected business with strong local support and many friends.

A. C. Martens George Martens North Waller Avenue A, C

Skilled horse shoeing by Austin’s premier shop

R F Stevenson offers expert horse shoeing and buggy repairs. He emphasizes skilled workmanship over cheap labor and promises clear price and appearance advantages. His shop on Waller Avenue opposite The Oaks Clubhouse is well equipped and his son runs the oldest established horse shoer business in Austin with a large rubber tire setting trade.

R. F. Stevenson Stevensson Austin Waller Avenue Oaks Stevenson

George Atthow Decorates With Mercantile Tile Work

The exterior of mercantile tile houses and signs reflects thrift, and George Atthow focuses on such decorative work. His shop sits on Waller Avenue between Lake and Ohio Streets, stocked with all needed paraphernalia for the trade.

Algo George Atthow Waller Avenue Lake and Ohio Streets

Carriage Painter Atthew Brings Noted Work to Town

The article profiles Mr Atthew a premier carriage painter known as par excel lence. He has about a year in the city and previously managed large shops including Racine Wagon and Carriage Co. He offers cost estimates for improvements and prides his meticulous detail in every job.

Atthew United States Racine Wagon and Carriage Co

Finnegan Bicycle Repair on Lake Street

P H Finnegan operates a bicycle repair shop at 5645 Lake Street rear, established about three years ago. The business offers comprehensive repair services and sundries, boasting complete equipment and a practical, efficient approach to every job.

Plumbing firm of Thomas McGrogan in Austin

The plumbing establishment of Mr. Thomas McGrogan at 5633 Lake Street offers a full stock of plumbing steam and gas fitting supplies. Only skilled mechanics are employed and public sanitary needs receive expert attention. McGrogan has contracted for handsome city buildings and has been part of Austin business for twelve years with strong patronage and reputation.

Thomas McGrogan Lake Street

Austin Shoe Repairing Co opens in Lake Street shop

The Austin Shoe Repairing Company at 5645 Lake Street announces manager A E Hallgren will provide high quality leather and finest work at low prices. Hallgren offers quick repairs with lifelong experience and special focus on fast turnaround. Partners include D Segerlund. established about two months with growing patronage.

Austin Shoe Repairing Company Lake Street A. E. Hallgren Hallgren D Segerlund

Roath Bros Build Trade In Flour and Coal Network

Roath Bros at 6638 Ohio Street expand a broad trade in flour, feed, hay, grain, coal and salt. They carry top brands including Ceresota and serve a wide territory with strong management. The firm followed A E Hart and is praised by the Vindicator for energetic, careful business conduct and growing success.

Austin Roath Bros Ohio Street A. E. Hart Ceresota

Skilled Horseshoer Robert Huck Opens New Shop

The Vindicator lauds Robert Huck as expert in all horse shoeing and wagon repair. He moved to a new stand at 6640 Ohio Street after leaving John Palmer on Lake Street and promises rapid hoof restoration and growing patronage through superior workmanship.

Robert Huck John Palmer Lake Street Ohio Street Huck

Spot Cash Grocery and Market Earns Notable Growth

Burke and Hansen operate the Spot Cash Grocery and Market at 5628 South Boulevard under H A Hansen. The store features a wide line of groceries vegetables fruits meats and more and has seen steady trade increase since opening.

R. H. Burke H. A. Hansen Hansen South Boulevard

Local traders tout strict cash policy and trusted service

The firm emphasizes cash terms with prompt delivery and value for money. Both proprietors enjoy public confidence, aiding their success. Mr Burke is a traveling salesman for J. V. Farwell.

Mr. Burke J. V. Farwell

W N Smith's Austin Hardware and Heating Leader

The establishment of Mr. W. N. Smith at 6622 South Boulevard showcases a top hardware tinware and stove stock. He supplies Hibbard and Ajax bicycles, hot water and furnace heating, and general job work, gaining broad local respect.

W. N. Smith Austin Smith N. H. Webb South Boulevard Hibbard Ajax

Austin Paint Store and Mr A H Clement Profile

A. H. Clement runs the Austin Paint Store at 5608 South Boulevard for six years. The shop offers paint glass wallpaper picture frames and artists materials and supports a broad patronage. Clement is active in church and social circles and helped build the M. E. Church serving as Sunday school superintendent.

South Boulevard Austin Paint A. H. Clement Austin Clement Ciircles M. E Methodist Sunday School

Bennett's Grocery and Meat Market In Austin

W. E. Bennett operates a well regarded grocery and meat business at 5604 South Boulevard serving Austin for six years. The shop emphasizes progressive stock and competitive pricing with prompt orders and reliable delivery, earning strong patronage and trust.

Schnitznius Prescription Pharmacy Fashioned as Elite Drug Store

Schnitznius Pharmacy offers a full line of drugs and medicines plus toilet articles, fancy goods, stationery, and a soda fountain with ice cream. Since opening six years ago at Superior and Park avenues, the store features elegant fixtures, expert staff, and a well stocked assortment appealing to the public.

Schnitzlus’ Pharmacy Superior and Park Avenues

Park Avenue Hotel Brings Value‑Oriented Lodging to City

Miss Kerr has run the 231 North Park avenue hotel for twelve years offering 22 rooms a large parlor and dining room with affordable terms. A noted Sunday dinner from 1 to 3 pm priced at 25 cents has boosted her reputation as a capable caterer and hotel operator.

Miss Kerr North Park Avenue

Hankermeyer Brothers Run Large North Park Grocery

H G Hankermeyer and Bros operate a large, neatly arranged double store at 341 343 North Park Avenue with abundant food items, a staff in the order department, and delivery equipment busy serving customers. The business is run by H C Hankermeyer and his two brothers.

North Park Avenue H. C. Hankermeyer

Hankermeyer Brothers Store Prominent Austin Vendor

Mr. Hankermeyer and associates operate a modern up-to-date grocery and provision house in Austin. The firm boasts a fine stock of staple and fancy groceries, fruits, vegetables, fresh and salt meats, poultry and game in season, with strong public relations and prompt service. The establishment is noted for variety, quality, and honorable practice.

Ers George Frank Hankermeyer H. C. Hankermeyer & Brothers Austin

Spofford Brothers Meat Market Guided by Expert Butcher

Spofford Brothers at 123 North Park avenue run by George K. Spofford promotes eight years of service in Austin. The store offers fresh salted and smoked meats canned goods fish oysters and game in season with a clean well kept stock and attracts a broad local patronage.

Austin Spofford Brothers North Park Avenue George K. Spofford Spofford

Didier Brothers Plumbing Ad Promises Quality Service

Didier Brothers at 125 North Park Avenue advertise extensive plumbing steam and gas fitting sewerage and ventilation work with modern tools and large contracts. Owners F Didier and L Didier boast nine years in business and guarantee satisfaction. L Didier formerly served as sanitary commissioner for two years.

Didier Brothers North Park Avenue F. Didier L. Didier L. Didler

A V Turner Painter and Decorator at 149 North Park

A V Turner at 149 North Park avenue reports rapid growth in two years. The shop offers exterior and interior painting, paper hanging, frescoing, and related work at low, guaranteed prices. It employs twelve to fifteen skilled workers and stocks fashionable wallpapers, paints, oils, glass, and brushes.

A. V. Turner North Park Avenue Turner

Fred Miller Shoe Emporium in Austin At 435 N Park Ave

The Fred Miller store at 435 N Park Avenue is a popular Austin shoe emporium offering a wide stock of men women and children footwear boots and rubbers. It emphasizes high quality reliable goods low prices and expert custom work and repairs.

Fred Miller Austin N. Park Avenue Miller

W B Meyers Expands Hay and Coal Trade in City

W B Meyers, a progressive dealer in hay grain feed coal and wood at 337 Park Avenue, plans to move to larger quarters at 5640 Chicago Avenue on June 25 after leasing Munsterman’s establishment. Formerly a signal inspector for the St L P and N Railroad with offices in Springfield Illinois, he now runs a flourishing business with delivery and weighing guaranteed.

W. B. Meyers Park Avenue Meyers H. A. Munsterman Chicago Avenue St. L Springfield

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the Vindicator Plymouth Pt Chicago Fil Miller’s Orag Lake St Til Cicero Town Board Naya Sven J. Johnson Frank Jdrojewski Adam Czaja Ontario Street Kenilworth Avenue Cicero Watera Harmer W. P. Utley HH. N. Norton Ti. M. Cole J. E. Tristram Finance Committee Slawthorne Yeag Cale Morton Park Fire Company Hawthorne Morton Park Grant Works Berwyn and Clyde South Side Berwyn Fire Department John Farson Farson Board of Local Improvement Taylor Avenue Madison Street Randolph Street Samuel J. Christley Sco Ville Avenue van Buren Street Adams Street Jackson Street Scoville Avenue Chicago Suburban Water and Light Company Euclid Avenue East Avenue Ridgeland Sixtyfourth Erle Street Clarence Avenue Harrison Street Twelfth Street Sixty-fourth Avenue Village of Ridgeland Blackstone Wesley Avenue Austin Park Austin Business C. P. Insley Geo, Fr. Hulseberg A. Cmartens & Bro P. H. Finnegan Finnean Thomas Ncgrogan Austin Shoe Repairing GO Burke & Hansen W. WN. Smith W. E. Bennett Bennett Schnitzius’ Prescription Pharmacy Park Avenue Hotel H. G. Hankermeyer & Bros
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