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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1930
Page
3
Uncle Eben quotes a Washington Star line about a rough neighbor joking about chicken and life insurance. Cape Ann’s name origin traces to Cape Tragabigranda on Captain John Smith’s map, honoring a woman who befriended him during his bondage in youth.
Ambassador Charles G. Dawes says he has no intention of resigning as envoy to the court of St James and will not sail for home for consultation on the naval treaty. Illinois leads the nation in sweet corn production for canning.
A factory boss invites workers to submit ideas for bettering conditions. One slip suggests removing rubber heels from shoes. Harringby at a political meeting asks a mother if her infant has been christened, proposing the name Good Idea if not, arguing it should be carried out.
Taxpayers Association hires National Tax Appraisers to revalue 1928 1929 1930 properties for a $25 fee per dwelling with potential court action paid in two installments. Appraisal via Summers Method. surety bond $10 000. protest payments allowed.
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