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Newspaper
Riverdale Pointer
Location
Riverdale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1926
Page
5
Births Deaths and Mirages in Smiths Weekly Sydney
The Cynical Compositor column from Smiths Weekly in Sydney presents a witty look at births and deaths with a satirical twist. The piece blends obituary notes with improbable events and clever quips from the era.
Lansing Village to Levy Water Pipe Improvement Assessment
The Village of Lansing, Cook County Illinois, seeks a benefit based assessment for a cast iron water supply pipe project along Escanaba Avenue, Exchange Avenue, Commercial Avenue, 180th Street, and 181st Street. Final hearing is set for October 18 1926 at 10 A M with objections allowed. payment in ten equal yearly installments at 6 percent interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village of
Lansing
Escanaba Avenue
Indiana Avenue
178Th Street
Exchange Avenue
Commercial Avenue
181St Street
180Th Street
School Street
Cook County
Illinois
Fred Viere
I. T. Greenacre
Well Bunk Retires with Last Year Fortune
A fragment notes Well Bunk retirement and large fortune amassed last year. The Philadelphia Bulletin mentions placing items at junk shops near key grade crossings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunk
Philadelphia Bulletin
Empire’s Foundation in Youth Education
A historical note emphasizes that thinkers like Aristotle argue the fate of empires rests on how nations educate their youth. The idea links governance with early learning, suggesting long-term societal stability hinges on youth training and values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aristotle
Poor Man's Year in 1926 duck hunting outlook
Hon. Robert Scholes of Peoria, state Izaak Walton League president and House Speaker, reports flooded cornfields across Mississippi and Illinois rivers will limit grain but provide natural duck food. He notes many acres are owned by clubs, limiting access for ordinary hunters, and urges 1926 General Assembly funding to buy land for public shooting grounds to prevent club-only hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Scholes
Peoria
Izaak Walton League
House of Representatives
General Assembly
Scholes
Mississippi
Illinois
Sangamon
Lansing Village sidewalk project on William Bernice Wentworth streets
The ordinance outlines concrete sidewalk construction on William Street and Bernardine Street sections and their cross streets in Lansing Illinois. It notes an assessment for costs to be paid to the County Court of Cook County with final hearing on October 18, 1926 at 10 o clock A M. Objections may be filed beforehand and appearances allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
William Street
Bernice Road
Bernardine Street
Wentworth Avenue
Vine Street
Cook County
Illinois
Fred Viere
I. T. Greenacre
Persident
Board of Trustees
Village of
Escanaba Avenue
School Street
Indiana Avenue
Special Assessment Notice for Lansing Area 178th Street Vicinity
The notice describes property assessment plans along 178th Street and School Street in Lansing with bounds on Escanaba Avenue Indiana Avenue. The county court has received the assessment rolls and fixes a final hearing date for October 18, 1926 at 10 a.m. to consider the benefits and resulting charges.
Special Assessment Notice for Dolton Sidewalk Project
The Village of Dolton levies a special assessment to fund Portland cement sidewalks five inches thick on Monroe Park and 144th Street corridors. The plan, filed as Dalton Special Assessment No. 21, sets a fiveinstallment payment with 6 percent interest and dates a final 1926 hearing.
Illinois History and Infrastructure Facts from State Notes
The article notes Illinois state song Know Illinois by C. H. Chamberlain, approved in a recent session. It cites Abingdon lighting upgrades, Niles Center White Way plans, and Aledo street lighting proposals. It mentions Starved Rock as early Mississippi valley fort site and Peoria wells at 1600 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
C. H. Chamberlain
Abingdon
Niles Center
Aledo
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
Starved Rock
Peoria
Lake Superior
Tllinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
Plac
Lincoln
Ave
Dolton
Docket
Empire’s Foundation
Game and Fish News
Oak Lawn Cemetery
Peter A. Anker
Chicago Road
South Holland
Ill
The
Oaklawn Cemetery Association
Laws of Illinois
Marquette
South Dearborn Street
Randolph
F. E. Hanna
S. A. Blish
C. L. van Valkenburg
T. C. Jones
Llinois
A. D
Fred Vierk
J. T. Greenacre
J. White
C. Dikelman
Chicago Street
Johnson
Dalton
County of
Cook
State of
Monroe Street
Jackson Street
Park Avenue
144Th Street
Joseph L. Locher
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