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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1913
Page
5
Miss Schultz's room festooned with decorations as exams wrap up and new courses in advanced algebra penmanship zoology and trigonometry begin next semester. Basketball prepares for Blue Island game while senior party plans and a Field Museum trip cap a busy week.
At Union Hall on Tuesday evening Alderman J R Emerson of the 8th ward was unanimously endorsed for another term. President Michael Byrnes presided with full representation. Republicans and Progressives plan nominations. Emerson’s bid appears secure. In the 9th ward ex Alderman Hunt is tipped by Republicans while Runsten and Prystalski are Democrats’ picks. Progressives announce next week.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness shown at the death and burial of our dear mother.
Dr. P. J. Farrell of the Chicago Medical Society urges parents to take multiple precautions as scarlet fever spreads. Do not neglect cold symptoms, keep homes ventilated, bathe daily, enjoy sunlight, drink water, avoid overeating, and avoid crowded places or crowds with others who have colds.
Harry Woods refused to attend a banquet because Joe Bailey would speak on Lincoln. The note adds J B Hammond, inventor of the typewriter, is dead and not to be celebrated in any hall of fame as his invention speaks for itself.
The Village of Dolton issues a special assessment on the sewer system that is now due. If unpaid by February 1, one month’s interest will be added to the assessment. A. S. Diekman, Special Assessment Collector.
Wyoming's highest point is Gannett Peak at 13,785 feet above sea level in Fremont County. The state averages 6,700 feet elevation, with the Belle Fourche River area at 3,100 feet as the lowest point, making Wyoming the second-highest state after Colorado.
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