Fragmentary clippings mix humor and oddities in a local page
A jumble of quips and town chatter fills a page with jokes about radios, hats, athletes, and gossip. Fragments touch on a crime rumor, fashion, misheard broadcasts, and social quirks with light tone and old timey banter.
Young Charles James Fox Joins Parliament at Nineteen
The celebrated statesman and orator Charles James Fox began his public life in 1763 when he entered Parliament as a Lord at age nineteen. In 1765 he was appointed junior lord of the admiralty under Lord North's ministry.
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Charles James Fox
Admiralty
Lord North
Chicago warns women against motor morons on streets
A public safety appeal warns Chicago women about an epidemic of motor moron criminals luring victims with automobiles. It urges avoiding flirtations with strangers in cars, not talking to or approaching unknown drivers, and to report suspicious activity by calling Police 1313.
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Chicago
Homewood Pioneer George Riegle Sr Dies at 93
George Riegle Sr a Homewood resident for 73 years died at his farm on Chicago road last Monday morning after a lingering illness. He moved to Homewood at age 14 and spent his life there reaching 93 years, 7 months and 12 days. Funeral details were reported in Homewood News.
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George Riegle, Sr
Homewood
Chicago Road
Homwood
Notice to Contractors for Dalton water main bids
sealed bids for a connected system of cast iron water mains on Ingleside Avenue and other streets in Dalton Illinois will be received until September 1 1926 at 8 00 PM at the Village Hall. bids must be on approved blanks with 10 cash equivalent bond, and are payable in bonds bearing 6 interest. the village reserves right to reject all bids. William G Dolton secretary board of local improvements August 27 1926.
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Board of Local Improvements
Dalton
Ingleside Avenue
Illinois
William G. Dolton
Dolton
Linois
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Notice to Contractors for Dolton Lincoln Ave Roadwork Bids
Village of Dolton invites bids for paving grading draining and improving Lincoln Avenue in Cook County Illinois with plans and specifications at the Village Clerk's office Bid opening at 8:00 p m August 30 1926 Bids must include a certified check for at least ten percent of the bid and bonds and vouchers drawn against the special assessment with six percent interest evidence of financial ability to perform the contract is required The notice is dated Dolton Illinois August 17 1926 and is signed by the Secretary Board of Local Improvements Dolton Illinois.
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Board of Local Improvements
Dolton
Lincoln Avenue
Cook County
Ilinois
Dalton
Illinois
William G. Dolton
Changing Opinions and Taxes Evoke Shifting Viewpoints
The note reflects on the instability of opinions amid evolving circumstances, asserting no certainty except taxes and death. It suggests intelligent people should revise beliefs as new information emerges and tomorrow’s context changes conclusions.
Postal News on Air Mail Rates and Registry Fees
L E Brookfelt explains air mail advantages with two government routes and thirteen contract routes, plus seven more proposed. Readers should inquire at the post office for schedules and rates, while noting registry rules and indemnity limits for domestic and international items and the availability of return receipts.
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L. E. Brookfelt
P. M
Post Office
Canada
Illinois State Fair Wildlife Exhibit Attracts Crowds
Game and Fish News describes the Department of Conservation exhibit at the Illinois State Fair. It highlights predators like wolves and coyotes, a wolf pup pen, a large fish display with turtles and eels, and a popular bird pen featuring pheasants and Bob White quail. Ducks geese and swans fill a large pond, drawing families and hunters to study this educational feature.
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Department of Conservation
Thellinois
United States Biological Survey
Stratton
Illinois
Extinct and Fossil Birds Descriptions and Terms
An overview explains that many birds labeled extinct may refer to species expired since the current geologic era began or since written records began. It discusses terminology and distinctions between extinct and fossil birds in historical contexts.
First Flag Over New Bedford School
New Bedford Mass high school became the first public school in the nation to raise the American flag over its building, doing so on May 11 1861 marking a historic civic gesture.
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High School
New Bedford
Mass
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