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Riverdale Pointer

Location

Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

5

Farmers Endorse Local Press Support in Speech

An audience of Farmers Union members heard a speaker praise the county press as the farmers’ own paper backed by subscriptions and merchant advertising. He urged annual advance payments, support for advertisers, and rewarding the firms that invest in the local paper to keep it strong.

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Dogs Superior to Men.

A historical reflection arguing dogs are treated as property under law while humans are less protected. It contends dog owners can outnumber neighbors and asserts proving a dog as a pest disturber is as hard as proving murder, criticizing legal safeguards for canine property.

Drowned in Calumet in Rescue Attempt

Robert Sheridan drowned while trying to save his housekeeper Mrs. Lillian Watkins in the Calumet river Sunday. The boat with them was found engine running in mud. Watkins’ body had been recovered earlier. Three witnesses from Pulman Avenue reported calmly rowing away from the scene after the incident. Sheridan, 39, had boarded with Watkins at 5349 Dearborn Street and had recently sought a marriage license, then spoke of jealousy before the tragedy.

Robert Sheridan Lillian Watkins Chicago Calumet River Sheridan Thomas Sheridan Thirty-fifth Street Charles Warner Ingleside Avenue F. M. Grapner Sixty-third Street Warner Watkins

Drawing the Line in a Witty Dialogue

In a humorous exchange Mrs. Crawford pressures a doctor to approve a mountain trip, while Mrs. Crabshaw argues a few new dresses would greatly improve her mood. The banter highlights social vanity and playful negotiation.

Mrs. Crawford

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