Vitagraph MonthLy at Funk's Hall features films and events
Homewood notices announce a Monday November 6 photoplay at Funk's Hall titled The Vitagraph Monthly featuring Head on Collision and The Making of a Man along with other films. A church program at First Presbyterian Church highlights The Missionary Tero of Labrador and the sermon Who is God. Woodmen plan a reception and ball at Funk's Hall on Thanksgiving Eve November 29.
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Funk’s
Vitagraph Monthly
John Hruby
Oak Ridge
August Oberien
Jack Frost
Gus
George Mathes
Benedicts
Clara Krumrie
Michigan
Fritz Severin
Martin Street
Frank Riedle
H. Guenther
Main Street
Vincennes Road
Guenther
Riedle
Homewood
Henry Schoof
Henry Heise
Louis Sheoof
Downer’s Grove
Chicago
Wm. Doepp
Morgan Park
Louis School
Flossmoor
Tero
Labrador
First Presbyterian Church
God
Tee Cream for Sale All Winter at Obel's
Obel's advertises Tee Cream available throughout winter season. The store showcases the product with pricing and contact details for customers seeking off season golf tee cream.
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Obel’s
Revenge Motive Suspected in Chicago Heights Killing
Police link the murder of Guiseppi Anghosi in front of 848 Milton Avenue to a revenge act tied to his dying accusation against Joseph Costanazzo. Anghosi, 27, formerly of Kensington and Harvey, Il, was shot outside his brother in law Frank Damante’s home.
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Chicago Heights
Guiseppi Anghosi
Milton Avenue
Joseph Costanazzo
Anghosi
Kensington
Harvey
Frank Damante
Costanazzo
The
Black Hand
Cleveland
Breeders Gather at Stock Yards Dairy Show
The American Dairy Farmers association held its annual meeting at the Stock Yards dairy show. B H Rawl of the U S Department of Agriculture outlined government efforts to improve dairy cattle breeds and feeding methods for economy and milk yield. Officials Rabid Hull and others discussed association work, urging farmers to focus on breeding fine milk cows. A speaker noted higher costs for pure blooded stock versus scrubs, with better returns. Winners in the Guernsey class received trophies amid a program of cattle parades, band music, and calf frolics.
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American Dairy Farmers’ Association
B.H. Rawl
Dairy Division
United States Department of Agriculture
Helmer Rabid
N. P. Hull
A. K. Risser
Colorado Springs
Colo
C. H. Eckles
Columbia
W. G. van Pelt
Waterloo
Iola Michels
Miwaukee
Wis
Guernsey
Dairymaid
Mayor and Fire Chief Salaries Quoted for Chicago
The Daily News Almanac for 1911 lists the payment amounts for Chicago’s mayor and the city fire chief. It provides exact figures, reflecting salary levels of municipal leadership in that era.
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Chicago
Daily News
Mayor's Office Staff Changes Noted in Brief
The record lists a private secretary assistant secretary and two stenographers with unspecified details. A messenger and sack were among items noted, with a cryptic reference to salary figures or time codes.
City council payroll figures list numerous positions and salaries
The document itemizes salaries for city government roles including finance committee members, transportation, fire marshal, assistants, battalion chiefs, captains, lieutenants, engineers, firemen and pilots. Amounts range from small stipends to thousands per role, with counts for each grade.
Secretary and staff payroll figures listed
A list shows salaries for roles including Chief Clerk at 2,500, Assistant Secretary at 2,000, Storekeeper at 1,815, and other entries such as 5 cece crete 2,200 and similar names, indicating a clerical payroll or budget record.
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Crete Eee
Gales Gab Watt
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First National Bank
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Homewood News
I. O. Wilson
Woodmen
Funk’s Hall
115Th Street
Perry Ave
West Pullman
Ing
Mayor’s Office
Fire Department
D.F. Briggs CO
Carmen
Briggs
Jeweler and Optition
WM. Mall
TIN Shop
Leyden Avenue
Wooung Busness
Sam Smith
Mr. Smith
Dolton State Bank
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