Riverdale Passes Retail Beverage Dealer Licensing Ordinance
The village of Riverdale Illinois enacts a licensing system for retail beverage dealers with Class A and Class B fees set at 125 dollars and 20 dollars respectively. A maximum annual fee of 300 dollars applies, with higher seats increasing charges. consolidations with ice cream parlors may require a single license. Licensees face suspensions and possible revocation for violations, and fines range from 25 to 200 dollars per offense. The ordinance becomes effective upon publication after passage July 12, 1921.
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Riverdale
Cook County
Illinois
Village Officials Publish Legal Notice in Riverdale
Village of Riverdale announces a public legal notice dated July 15, 1921, published in accordance with law. Village Clerk confirms the action.
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Riverdale
George L. Koehler
Riverdale Board of Local Improvements Apportions Officers
Riverdale Village in Cook County Illinois adopts an ordinance appointing six members Charles Sellin William Lotz Charles Unruh Leonard Diehl Henry Brandt and Alvin Wilkens to the Board of Local Improvements for the current fiscal year. A clerk is to be chosen with compensation 240 dollars annually while board members receive 100 dollars and the president 150 dollars. An appropriation of 1090 dollars funds compensation. prior ordinances in conflict are repealed. ordinance takes effect after passage publication.
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Riverdale
Committee On Police
George L. Koehler
Charles Niemeyer
Board OF Local Improvements
Cook County
Illinois
Village of
Charles Sellin
William Lotz
Charles Unruh
Leonard Diehl
Henry Brandt
Alvin Wilkens
Board of Local Improvement
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Colors Save the Eggs Protective coloration in birds
The American Forestry Magazine explains how egg colors evolve for camouflage. White eggs appear in hole nesters like owls and woodpeckers, while bright greenish blue eggs favor hiding in dense vegetation. Ground nesting sparrows rely on speckled patterns to blend with grass nests.
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American Forestry Magazine
Student's Bookcase Construction from Old Manual
An inexpensive student bookcase is built from four boards 20 inches long and 10 inches wide with two end slats and additional slats placed 1.5 inches apart to form seven inch gaps in the middle of each shelf. A long screw from a discarded piano stool is attached to the underside of the lowest shelf and the case is fastened to the stool, finished to match student furniture.
Gambetta Portrayed by Daudet as Boisterous Statesman
The piece recalls Daudet’s caricature of Gambetta as a dramatic, boisterous figure who bursts into a dining room, stirs the table with laughter, and dominates conversation, ending without substantial words. It notes the exaggeration in the anecdote.
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Daudet
Gambetta
Oldest Confection in the World
The article notes licorice is mostly consumed from Spain where juice is mixed with starch to prevent melting in heat. The licorice plant grows wild near water and along the Euphrates and Tigris. As one of the oldest confections, its taste likely delighted children 3,000 years ago as it does today.
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Spain
Vigris
Euphrates
Valley of the
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