Local South Hollard notes common life events and incidents
Harry Anket returns from Wesley hospital and is improving. A soda tank exploded in Theodore Vanderaa's ice cream parlor after a morning water fill. The town shows rising interest in automobiles with several Ford purchases. A village picnic, ball game, and a successful literary program are reported along with various visits, pregnancies, and graduations. Industry expansion at Henry Hoekstra's laundry is announced and motorbike and car sales are advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Anket
Wesley Hospital
Harry
Bome
Joe
Alice
Theodore Vanderaa
Mr. Vanderaa
R A. T. Gouwens
John Gaul
Will Dunker
Forda
van Ostenbrugge’s
First Reformed Church
A. Huizenga
Peter Schuurmane
Homewood News Sparks And Scattered Happenings On Fourth
Homewood reports a successful firemen’s picnic and various local incidents. A Main Street cottage burned while a nearby barn was saved. wells ran dry amid scarce water. A hot day eased with rain reviving crops. Several residents journeyed or reported activity, including Stanley Gottachalk at Battle Creek and Fred Cowperawaite visiting from Ohio. A riot and a stabbing occurred on Maine Street, with Trustee Funk taking charge. Village meetings and road funding updates dominate, along with ordinances restricting musical instruments in saloons and calls for weed cleanup. The notice also mentions a fresh milch cow for sale and the passing of Henry Vollmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Hood Avenue
J. F. Wharton
August Schrieber
Stanley Gottachalk
Battle Creek
Mich
Harry
Pubrmann
Trustee Gold
Funk
August Rehberg
Maine Street
Gleason
H. Funk
Henry
Photoplay Theatre Weekly Showings and Doors Open
Photoplay Theatre runs films every Tuesday Wednesday Friday Saturday and Sunday with additional titles on other nights. Doors open at 7 00 pm under manager Joan Hrusy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Hrusy Mgr
Ordinance Regulating Motor Vehicles in Dalton Village
The ordinance defines motor vehicles to include automobiles and similar engines, bans exhaust emissions and unsafe noises, requires brakes steering and mufflers, mandates signal devices, and sets fines from five to one hundred dollars per offense with daily violation for continued use. The act—dated July 7, 1913—repeals prior inconsistent ordinances and bears the signatures of President Chas. Dickelman and Village Clerk Wm. G. Dolton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Cook
Ilinois
Chas. Dickelman
WM. G. Dolton
Trains Move to Dearborn Station in Chicago
C and E I trains will arrive and depart from Dearborn station starting August 1 due to elevated tracks at Seventy-ninth Street. Officials say the change solves problems and offers benefits for travelers as Dearborn Street is a major lighted downtown thoroughfare with a single fare to Dearborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eastern Illinois
Dearborn
Polk Streets
Seventy-ninth Street
Dearborn Street
Dearborn Station
Polkatree
Picnic remark misattribution clears Mrs Radtke
The writer renounces a July Fourth insult accusation toward Mrs. John Radtke and confirms the correct person identified as SCHLIEMANN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Radtke
Schliemann
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Wisconsin
Dr. Walvoord
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Talema
Denver
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Minnie Haywood
Tyse Gouwens
Albert Huizenga
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Peter
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Fredericka Dommer
Edwin Rose
Wilhelm Erfert
Raymond Schultz
Simon Fiehouse Jr
Anna VanHeest
Delia Frey
Egbert van Kiey
Jacob
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Calumet Colts
Ouiols
Bernard Brook
Harvey, Ll
A. Bardwick’s
Muskegon
Joe Hagemiste
Fort Wayne
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Marcia
John Brook
Cornelius Gouwens
John Bardwick
Peter and
Lina Gouwens
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Henry Hoekstra
Salhe
Thor
Barain
Peter J.van Drunen
Boneh Holland
M. Speyer
Homewood News
By Louis Senoor
Wm. Doepp
Mississippi
Tala Mise
Lois Doepp
Fred Cowperawaite
Ohio
Van
Fred Bramstedt
Fred
Mra
Wm. Brutlay
Michigan
Henry Vollmer
Homewood Country Club
Jersey
Pointer
Photoplay Theatre
Land’s Hall
Dolton
E. I
Minardow
the Dolton Bakery
WM. Minardow
Prop
Jeweler
MALL @ SON
Riverdale
Detroit
Richard J. Ton
Michigan Ava
Roseland
Schwab
Shoe Department
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