Published weekly at 282 Friday December 8 1916
The notice indicates a weekly publication schedule tied to address 282 and a date of December 8, 1916. It lists the publication cadence and location details for the weekly issue.
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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
4
The notice indicates a weekly publication schedule tied to address 282 and a date of December 8, 1916. It lists the publication cadence and location details for the weekly issue.
In 1917 a new tariff increases travel cost from two to two and a half cents per mile starting January. Twenty four railroads challenge Illinois 2 cent a mile rate in federal court seeking to block intrastate passenger tariffs. Utilities Commission and Attorney General P J Licey face injunction requests. Ten and twenty five ride and monthly tickets stay unchanged. Passengers boarding without tickets face ten cent extra charges if ticket offices are open, replacing the prior three cent per mile rule.
William Sorgenfrei aged 85 of Greenwood avenue and York street married Rosa Zieka aged 63, widow of Uzral Zieka, mother of Mrs. Uzral. The ceremony conducted by a Catholic priest in Paterson. Prior to the marriage Sorgenfrei deeded property including the old homestead Blue Island Inn at 119th street and Vincennes Avenue.
Charles Hughes announced he would resume law practice January 1 as a member of the New York firm Rounds Schurman and Dwight at 96 Broadway. His son C E Hughes Jr will join the firm. The firm was Hughes Rounds Schurman under a prior nomination of Mr. Hughes for governor in 1906.
The United States Bureau of Naturalization schedules December gatherings for foreign born residents to learn how to become U S citizens. Meetings will be held at Pullman School on Forrestville Avenue and 118th Place December 14 and West Pullman School at 120th and Parnell Avenue December 20.
Charles M. Schwab, chairman of Bethlehem Steel, says after the war there will be reduced demand for ammunition steel and some price declines. He expects rails and construction to recover once normal trade conditions return, with a nonacute lull not lasting until three to five years after the war ends.
The Illinois Public Utilities Commission authorized higher demurrage charges on coal cars starting after a one day free period. The schedule bills $1 per car for the first day, $2 for the second, $3 for the third, and $5 for the fourth and each subsequent day, applying to cars held in railroad yards awaiting reconsignment.
Deep appreciation to neighbors and friends for sympathy and respect shown at the death and burial of our wife daughter and sister. Special thanks to Degree of Honor German Oak Lodge Ella Lodge Daught ers of Rebecca Rev Hoffmeister Elks B L F and E and all who sent flowers.
A clutter of classified items: coal stove cook stove beds tables and household goods for sale. several rental offerings including a five room cottage in Dolton and a five to seven room house near South Holland. lost keys return details. multiple sales of cars safes and livestock plus shade trees and Vaughan Farm listings in Hazel Crest area.
Woodmen notice announces annual election of officers for Cal Umet Camp No 5142 M W A to be held December 14, 1916. Forester team planned program. All camp members urged to be present. J C Krueger Clerk.
For Sale hay cornstalks one horse one single wagon one top buggy one single work and one single buggy harness one new single cultivator some small tools inquire of Aug Sebisewski Dolton.
Used cars of various makes including Studebaker Buick Rambler Peerless Stoddard Dayton offered for immediate delivery. Mechanical condition guaranteed with service. Late models feature electric starter and lights. Prices range from 175 to 750 dollars. Visit 1148 Michigan Ave Roseland.
A long string of classified ads lists jobs and rentals including a Dal ton office cleaner, an experienced maid for a small family, rooms for rent with steam heat, a blacksmith shop, and a 1911 Ford plus a 1918 Ford for sale. Real estate options feature 16 acres suitable for truck farming south of 147th Street, 182 acres in Dalton, two story 10 room Riverdale house, and several lots on Atlantic Street closeouts at $200 each with utilities. A. Reich notes buyers for small farms within 18 miles of Riverdale.
For sale 200 dollars price. seeks Ford trade or cash. Contact Paul Vandenberg at 6 I Lilth Place corner State St Chicago for details on the passenger touring car offered in first class condition.
Nine good cows for sale and several buggies listed by A Klink hammer of Dolton Illinois. Sale includes loose and baled prairie hay from Wm Bachman. Also crates at 18 cents apiece with delivery. contact Robus DeGrail of South Welland Cook County Illinois, November 10 1906.
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