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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1923
Page
4
The piece notes large crowds at football coverage while scholarship test bulletins are scarce. It touches on agricultural fairs ending and cabbage displays, politicians greeting many at cattle shows, and towns resisting expensive federal buildings. It quotes health officials on aging and exercise, and warns the elderly may face higher funeral costs.
The piece notes Secretary Hughes proposed creating an international commission to assess Germany's reparations. It argues the U S favors settling disputes by impartial arbitration, as done in domestic industrial disputes, to help resolve Europe’s chaotic postwar tensions.
The piece warns that even safe investments like government bonds require prudent handling. It notes buyers sometimes store bonds at home in trunks or drawers, risking theft loss or fire, and urges ongoing personal vigilance and judgment in choosing and safeguarding investments.
New York City unveils an electrically operated refuse plant that sorts grades salvages and packs bones bottles rags metals china glass and other waste for sale. The facility handles bones bottles rags metals and other items to prepare them for market.
Public auction conducted by Albert Marshak and auctioneer W. H. Smith on Meyers farm located 1% miles southeast of Dalton near Michigan City road and 154th street. On November 9 1923 at 1 pm cattle include 16 cows Jerseys Guernseys Holsteins some fresh with calf, 6 horses and 2 fat hogs. Cash terms.
The undersigned will sell at public auction 2 miles south west of Oak Glen and 2 miles northeast of Glenwood at his residence on November 8 1923 at 12 00 oclock sharp. Items include two horses one 10 years old one 5 years old one mule and two cattle 200 chickens one farm wagon with spring box one truck wagon with hay rack one four inch tire wagon one plow one harrow etc and many other articles. Terms cash. JOHN KOEHN Prop. 8 2p
Electrically driven coin counters are adopted by government mints banks street railway offices and many other businesses handling large coin volumes. The newest machines count and wrap coins from pennies to dollars at 420 per minute far faster than a skilled hand counter which tops at about 50 coins per minute.
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