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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
5
Practical guidance for poultry keepers in early spring. Avoid strong March winds and drafts, protect brooder and nests, and manage hens to prevent overbreeding. Use dark nests to curb egg eaters, darken coop, and provide proper bedding and nourishment for resilience.
In Danville Indiana Ray Frank's groundhog Dick has emerged daily since February 16 after hibernating. The animal, now weighing six pounds, once weighed eleven and shed hair to resemble rhinoceros skin. Dick still plays around the Julius Marsh drug store and stores its headstands and tricks as before.
A long list of real estate ads and listings offers 80 acre farms, 40 acre parcels, cottages, homes, and rental properties in Dolton Riverdale Dolton and Harvey areas. Also vehicles and miscellaneous items including a Thor motorcycle and a Ford with related gear. Contact points include The Pointer office, J Anderson, A Baumgartner, B A Reich, and others.
Summary of election deadlines for township and city officers outside Chicago, school trustee and director elections, and petitions due dates. Contains dates such as April 2 1912 and April 13 1912 with mandated petition filing timelines and related state and county officer elections.
Taxes for the Town of Thornton for the year 1911 are due. The collector will visit Harvey on February 3, 7, 13, 19, 23, 28, and March 2. City Hall Westlammond on February 5 and March 1. Village Hall Dalton on February 16 and March 4. First National Bank. Joan Sillling, Collector.
Quick sale offer for lot parcels in Leonards subdivision Dalton. Price is $1,000 cash. Contact A C Reich at 13720 Indiana Avenue Riverdale for details.
Mrs. Carl Pus wuskis of 556 ER 115th street told Kensington police she was held up Monday at gunpoint and robbed of about $1300, most in cash. Her husband runs a saloon at 115th and Morse and recently borrowed $1000 from a brewery to cover payroll for Pullman Company employees.
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