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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
5
A. W. Wesse announces his dry goods store will move to 510 Chicago Street Dalton near Dulver’s Pavilion starting Monday November 21. After one year in business he thanks patrons and seeks their continued support.
Ten weeks of instruction at Mrs. J. H. Wiegand's dressmaking school promise thorough knowledge of cutting and fitting a dress. Open to young women. call at 13617 Indiana Ave Riverdale to learn more.
Warm wheat for breakfast makes the kiddies shell out the eggs. Infertile eggs from the incubator may be boiled and fed to chicks. Fat hens need care but old layers should be culled. Green foods like rye oats beets turnips and clover hay boost nutrition. Salt should be mixed in. porcelain eggs require insulation to prevent chilling.
The Village of Homewood Illinois invites sealed proposals from contractors for a steel water tower and tank, a deep well pump with motor, and drilling a deep well. Bids due by 5 p.m. on Monday December 5. A ten percent bid bond is required with each bid. Bidding documents available at Homewood Secretary’s office and at engineer James H. Thompson, 324 Dearborn street Chicago.
In last summer’s violent storm in northern New York residents observed short luminous streaks in clouds lasting about two seconds. The phenomenon, bead lightning, appeared as a string of ellipsoidal beads with the ends of their axes colored red and purple, though in New York the colors were only suggested.
For sale two good improved farms of 40 acres each with two houses. another 40 acre improved farm with two houses. all can be divided. Also a town property of 8 acres with a two story brick house. Additional houses at Oakglen and Lanaing. Joan C. Ton, phone 0872, Oakglen, Illinois.
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