Ten years ago with the pointer
Ten years ago a roundup of local notes lists travelers on two week vacations to Columbus Ohio and Indiana Minnesota with relatives. It notes purchases on Grant Street near Chicago Street School and a birthday party for Bernard Housman with family at a Thornton Old Settler picnic featuring Jurgenson brothers and other guests.
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E. A. Weimer
Columbus
Ohio
Milton Jenness
Pioneer
Pennsylvania Depot
Dalton
Indiana
Minnesota
Albert Lindquest
Nelson
Kensington
Grant Street
Chicago Street
Paul Smith
Dubuque
Iowa
Emil Kasten
Henry Propper
Danville
Schaefer
James Black
Lowell
Ind
Ray Vandewsen
Matthew Vandeursen
Dorothy
Ruth
Mary
Vandeursen
Ingar
Minn
Bernard Housman
Bernard
Alunt
Minnie
Henry
H. Mohr
Fred Wesse
Frederich Mohr
Gertrude Sleg
Marie Pietsch
Thornton
John Jurgenson
Los Angeles
Glenwood, I
Charlie Frank
Harvey
Joe Sweet
William Blacker
Chicago
John Black
Chicago Heights
Oldest settlers recalled at Oak Glen gathering
Andrew Ward of Oak Glen, George Schwanke of Tampa Florida, and Judge Webb of Thornton were named among the region’s oldest settlers. Refreshments were served by Wm. Dyer as memories of events from fifty years ago sparked jokes and stories by Toe Sweet.
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Andrew Ward
Oak Glen
George Schwanke
Tampa
Fla
Judge Webb
Thornton
Wm. Dyer
Toe Sweet
Danforth guest returns after two weeks at Wognum home
Miss Katherine Hulzenga of Danforth Hl. arrived Thursday morning after a two week visit with the John Wognum family. Rev C Van Oostenbruege, after weeks with relatives here, left for Schenectady N Y. a farewell supper and reunion were held in G Van Oostenbrugge woods with about 80 attendees. Van Rie TF Vinle left for Mayo Bros Institute in Rochester Minn for possible extended stay while Miss Vinke accompanied her. A group of girls surprised Miss Abbie N Anker at her home Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Hulzenga
Danforth
John Wognum
C. van Oostenbruege
Schenectady
N. Y
G van Oostenbrugge
van Rie TF Vinle
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Bros Institute
Plumbers Union Members Picnic in Wollbrecht's Woods
In Hammond the Plumbers and Steam Fitters Union held a family picnic in Wollbrecht's woods last Saturday. Local residents report social visits from Mrs Leroy Vierson of Nebraska and her son Leroy as they stay with Mrs Vierson's parents, Mr and Mrs Jos DeBruin of Roseland. The Houtsma family moves into Mr Dykstra's cottage with Mr Houtsma employed at the Globe factory. Ruth Carlson prefers cats to dogs and signals plans to visit Janie Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice News
Jos DeBruin
Roseland
Houtsma
Wall street price of call money elicits complaints
Market analysts note that higher call money rates fail to attract borrowing demand while investors debate liquidity trends and policy signals. The discussion centers on how tightening liquidity can backfire on liquidity provision and funding costs.
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Wall Street
2000000th Visitor Honored At Ravisas City Century Event
The 2,000,000th visitor at Ravisas City received a special procession via elephant and honors as the Iwamahonth guest at the Century of "oeresshe Chiciea Wold" celebration. Water participation noted.
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Ravisas
Siddie's Paradise Conflict Sparks Harsh Retort
A terse exchange shows Siddie telling her husband after a heated argument that she will have it her way. The fragment hints at domestic tension and a sharp marital dispute.
State fair exam enrolment and health services announced
State Capital News reports 266 children enrolled for examination at the state fair better babies conference with August 5 as registration deadline. Free tuberculosis tests will be offered Aug 10 to 26 by the state health department.
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D. Frank J
State Department of Health
State Fai
Frank J. Jirka
Auto dealer license law warning and seed aid for farmers
Secretary of State warns auto dealers under the Uniform Motor Vehicle Anti Theft Act that after August 1 1983 only licensed dealers may buy sell or deal in used vehicles or parts with exemptions for manufacturers and their agents. Gov Horner approves seed distribution to needy farmers in seven northern counties Cook DuPage Kane McHenry Boone DeKalb and Winnebago funded by the Illinois Emergency Relief Commission and distributed from Elgin by J H Lloyd to those unable to obtain seed by purchase or credit.
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Illinois
J. H Lloyd
Agriculture Funds
Illinois Emergency Relief Commission
Edward J. Slughes
Henry Horner
Department of Agriculture
Cook
DuPage
Kane
McHenry
Boone
DeKalb
Winnebago
J. H. Lloyd
State Department of Agriculture
Lloyd
Elgin
Hunters See Big Hatch From State Game Farm Plan
Ass't Director Thompson announces 15000 pheasants and 10000 quail will be hatched and delivered statewide this season. Artificial brooding experiments show higher hatch and maturation rates at the Game Farms. Twenty state highway policemen are ordered to lead a statewide kidnapping and extortion crackdown under Governor Horner, working with State's Attorney Thomas J. Courtney of Chicago. Seven neighboring states join Illinois officials to study gasoline tax rules for interstate buses and trucks in a joint code effort convened by Director Joseph J. Rice. Of 670 banks closed in March moratorium, 610 reopened and 60 remain closed, says State Auditor Edward J. Barrett.
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Chaois
C. F. Thompson
Department of Econservation
Henry Horner
Illinois
Camp Grant
Rockford
Thompson
Ass’t
Department of Conservation
Horner
Thomas J. Courtney
Chicago
Conference of Officials
Joseph J. Rice
Department of Finance
Edward J. Barrett
Report of the Condition of the Official Publication
The document presents a formal financial snapshot outlining assets liabilities and net position as of a specific date. It details cash accounts receivables and property values while noting compliance with regulatory standards and audit findings.
South Holland Bank June 30 1933 Financial Statement
South Holland Trust and Savings Bank of South Holland Illinois filed a sworn financial statement with the Illinois Auditor of Public Accounts covering financial position at close of business June 30 1933. Milton H Waterman cashier certifies accuracy and filed on July 11 1933 before Notary Public Herman Dykema Jr.
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South Holland Trust and Savings Bank
South Holland
Illinois
State of Illinois
Milton H. Waterman
Auditor of Public Accounts
State of
Herman Dykema, JR
Diphtheria Death Toll Drops Sharply in Illinois
Illinois Health Bulletin notes 55 diphtheria deaths through May, far below 112 last year and well under 1928 figures of 272 and 890 in prior periods. The five month period shows an 85 percent drop from 1928, highlighting scientific advances in prevention and public health.
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Illinois
Illinois Health Bulletin
Farmer Hoblit Invents Barrier Machine for Chinch Bugs
Dean Hoblit a farmer between McLean and Atlanta says his barrier machine is 100 percent effective against chinch bugs this year. Lloyd Goodman assistant farm adviser of McLean county confirms the claim based on field tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Hoblit
McLean
Atlanta
Lloyd Goodman
McLean County
Hoblit
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Pointer
South Holland News
Siddie’s
Enchanted Island
Tarre Sa
Redani
Public Service Company OF
Northern Illinois
Pultic Settice
State Capital News
Aeronautics Branch
U. S. Department of Commerce
Uwimois
Oppa Hall
de Ralls
Ilinois
County of
U. S
SAAC
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