Water tower rise inspires Homewood style progress
Homewood notes show William Buggert Jr improving from illness while residents observe a new water tower and tank. Henry Guenther lays cement for a Main Street walk. Emil Tripp’s new house excavation advances with Whitney Bros. as builders. Five votes counted for school trustees. local milk dairy rumors surface. electric lights go up in a home. Miss Schneider travels to Peoria to visit a sick brother.
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Wm. Buggert, Jr
Henry Guenther
Main Street
Eloer Farmer
Emil Tripp
Rollow
Whitney Bros
S¢George Scheidel
George Scheider
Riverdale Treasurer Affirms Financial Statement
John E. Schafer, Treasurer of the Village of Riverdale, swears the presented financial statement is true and correct to the best of his knowledge. Joan E. Schafer signs as Village Treasurer.
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John E. Schafer
Riverdale
Joan E. Schafer
Various Listings including Homes Farms Rentals and Pets
Multiple notices advertise items for sale including an L C Smith 12 gauge shotgun at 17.50, two Minorca cockers through A C Reich Riverdale, a rubber tired runabout at H H Meyers Dolton, a nine room house in Riv erdale, and land for sale across the United States and Canada. Rentals include 5 and 6 room flats at The Pointer and 18943 Atlantic Street Highlawn. Also listed are seeds from Fred Pohlers, farm land by F A Reich Riverdale, and various horse and chicken coop offerings with local contacts.
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Atlantic Street
Highlawn
Jacob Lotz
Bath
H.H. Meyer
147Th
Lincoln Avenue
Dolton
Henry Dillner
W. W. Barnard & Co
Timothy
Clover
Fred Pohlers
Chicago Street
Dalton
F. A. Reich
Riverdale
Lil
Pointer Office
Obeldobel’s
Pointer
United States
Canada
Real Estate Dealers Association
A. 8S
Diekman, Dolton
Dolton Public Notice on Sewer Project Bids Accepted
The Dolton Illinois Board of Local Improvements will receive proposals for the unfinished sewer system in the village. Plans are on file in Chicago and Dolton offices. Bids must include a certified check for 10 percent and may be paid in bonds or cash. Opened publicly April 17, 1911 at 8:00 p.m. in Dolton Village Hall. The board reserves right to reject any bid.
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Board of Local Improvements
Dolton
Illinois
William B. Ewing
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Dalton
Thomas Harper
Frank C. Lune
John Harter
Texas Land Offers Rich Gulf Coast Soil For Sale
Advertises Texas gulf coast land with deep soil and 46 inches of rain suitable for diverse crops. Lists prices from 35 to 100 dollars per acre and tract sizes from ten acres up. Excur sions on the first and third Tuesday monthly. Address inquiries to H A Wichmann of Vesper Wisconsin.
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United States
Gulf Coast
Texas
H A. Wichmann
R. No
Vesper
Wis
Sydney Smith on music and aversions in his life
Sydney Smith opposed concerts and disliked music in the minor key noting that 500 people fiddling about the Israelites in the Red Sea was absurd. G W E Russell says he found minor key music melancholy and had to abandon it at St Pauls, though late in life he praised music as an engaging, joyful pursuit.
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St. Paul
Sydney Smith
Lord North
Red Sea
Smith
G. W. E. Russell
St Paul's
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Charles Adams
George Scupham
Ann Arbor College
Janes Cowing
L. H. Kohlen
Jersey
August Kitterer
Homewood
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Soaces
Calumet
P.C.C'& St L. Ry
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Highlawn Hose House
Andrew Baumgardner
General Fund
First Nation Bank
L.C. Smith
A. C Reich
Chas. Rose, Sr
Oakland Cemetery
A. P. Reich
Dolton State Bank
Peter Ripley
George L. Koehler
Alvin G. Wilkens
Charles H. Unruh
John Neering
Anton Strosinski, JR
Village OF
Frederick W. Schmidt
William Ludwig
Henry J. Brandt
John Deridder