Riverdale Village Treasurer Account For Year 1920 21
Balance on hand May 1 1920 was 26521 05 received from all other sources 1398 77 total 26744 15 cash on hand 28142 92 Cr paid out as per warrants and vouchers redeemed balance on hand April 30 1921 1621 87 submitted May 16 1921 state of Illinois Cook County village of Riverdale A Reich treasurer swears accuracy before Notary John Harms Jr May 16 1921
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Ilinois
Cook County
Riverdale
A. Reich
A. C. Reich
A. D
John Harms, JR
Bell Telephone Co Hall
Ill
Standard Oil Co
Standard Oil Co. Water Works
Standard Oil Co Water Works
Henry J Brandt
Chas H. Unruh
Henry
George L. Koehle
George L. Koehler
Charles H. Unruhaerne
Leonard Diehl
Eeneeeene
Frank J Stiemann
Charles H. Unruh
Henry J. Brandt Aeaen
Serene
Leonard Diehl Beedan
William Lotz
Ana Temeneneee
Wiliam Lotz
Ead Benenenee
Ben Wells - Olice Weenaeger
Gus Schramm
Henry Goos Sreeceere Water Works
Henry Goos Ieocinineenene En Hall Etc
Chi & Riv. Lum. Co. Hall
Hig Ene Srrigehe Aes
Herman Henken Anneenen
Chas Krause Jeeweeeeee Police
Ermreipass Pansies
Eaeneee
Public Service Co
Kinney-Hood Pty. Co
Leonard Engrav
General
Edward Kiley
Dr. Jolla
Public Service Co Water Works
Wm. D. Schultz
R. Nottort
Wg Fire Service
A. C. Reich Nanny Eeee Treas
Geo. L. Koehler
Eeneeee Water Works
A. Strosinski
A. Strosinski Collector’s Commiecion 19.70 481 A Strosinski
Ste Bieeenen Hall
Eearne Teeed
Chas Krause
L. Diehl
H. “J. Brandt
Chas. Sellin Wet
Willem Lotz
Chas. H. Unruh
Henry J. Brandtrustees
Frank Stiemann Whee
Henry Goos
Chas
H. Unruh
Sellin LF
Wm. Lotz
Alvin G. Wilkers
Edward Scholl
Aeennaness
Martin C. Wi
Alenretteeees Fee
Iter
W. H. Sellin Krause
Ean
Aenn Neon Police
Chas General Neweemienment
J A. Kollar
Eso Kinney-Hood Ptg Hall
Etc
Kinney-Hood Ptg
Raymond Bishop
Eis
Leonard Lotz
Moods as Excuses and Voyage Cash Advice
A fragment discussing moods as excuses within families and noting that even healthy individuals lack moral right to moodiness. It cites J G Holland and a London Punch remark advising carrying cash on long sea voyages to avoid being stranded without funds on a desolate island.
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J. G. Holland
MOST FAMOUS PARIS SQUARE
Description of Place de la Concorde in Paris detailing its design by Gabriel and Hittorf, the Louis XV statue by Bouchardon, Pigalle’s figures, and the Hors es de Marly. Noting the central obelisk of Rameses II, 240 tons, 3000 years old, brought to Paris in 1838 and the western Champs Elysees boundary.
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Place de la Concorde
Paris
Gabriel
Louis XV
Bouchardon
Pigalle
Hittorf
Champs Elysees
Marly
Guillaume Coustou
Gulleries
Coyzevoz
Mercury
Fame
Rameses IF
Amenhotep
Thebes
True Chivalry on a City Street
A man named Jones while returning from the theater with a female companion beckoned the elbow of the next person to alight and escort the pair across the street. He ends up guiding a tall gentleman instead, who thanks him warmly as the amused lady follows, giggling all the way home.
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Jones
Ex cue my dust sparks a barbershop moment
A gentleman apologizes for his dust while a barber shop scene unfolds in a Birmingham Age Herald quotation. The exchange captures a brief, polite inconvenience in a social setting with a witty remark.
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Birmingham Age Herald
Andes Shape Rich South American Bird Life
The Andes create four life zones from tropical to alpine, driving isolation that boosts species variety. Africa lacks mountain chains, explaining fewer bird species. Since 1911 the American Museum of Natural History has surveyed the Andean region, gathering extensive collections from its northern reaches.
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Africa
Andes
American Museum of Natural History
Dogs and Church Windows In Ecclesiastical Stained Glass
The Pedlar and his Dog window in the new county hall site was removed over concerns a dog belongs in a church window. Westminster Gazette notes similar controversies with a Carlisle chancellors denial over a dog in Westmorland church. Only examples cited are in Lord Brownlow’s Ashbridge chapel with Tobias and Sara and a dog, and Job mocked by three men with a dog on a chain.
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County Hall
Westminster Gazette
Prescott
Carlisle
Westmoreland
Lord Brownlow
Ashbridge
Tobias
Sara
Famous Bells of Boston and Their History
A bell cast by Paul Revere hangs in King's Chapel belfry and marks his 161st bell cast. The North Church bell signal preceded his midnight ride, while Christchurch in the North End rests as a landmark with a spire built in 1723 and shortened after a 1804 gale. The 1774 Ruddall bells carry inscriptions and beliefs of dispelling evil spirits.
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Paul Revere
King’s Chapel
Boston
Revere
Old North Church
Christchurch
Abel Ruddall
Gloucester
England
An Officer and a Gentleman Foiled Naval Entrance Scheme
An applicant failed two mental tests for the Naval Academy and in June hired a second youth who had passed to take the exam. The substitute was discovered and both appointments canceled. The first candidate then induced a third youth who passed in April to take the test under the first name. Papers showed they were written by the same person and both youths confessed. Annapolis correspondent New York Sun.
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Naval Academy
Civil Service Board
Baltimore
Annapolis
New York Sun
Footwear lore from antiquity to modern times
The London Chronicle notes that Eve was barefoot, Nausicaa played unshod, and Helen wore sandals. It argues sandals bridge shoeless and booted styles, easy to make, with barefoot runs in Ireland and Scotland showing resilience and practicality in going without shoes and stockings.
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Eve
Nausicaa
Helen of Troy
Ireland
Scotland
The
London Chronicle
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Alruppyecds
Board of Board of Hall
Board of
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Comana
Board of Local
Reem
Aleys
South America
Famous Bells OF
Old City
Perpetual Care
Cemetery Association
State of
Illinois
OAK Lawn Cemetery Association
North Dearborn St
Homewood
Chicago, Ill
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