Old Will County Costs and 1841 Wolf Scalp Record
Will County finances from 1844 compared with today based on county records supplied by Anthony Ohlin. The Spectator prints a sworn 1841 statement by William Nichols justice of the peace certifying wolf scalps taken in the state and killed within the previous ninety days.
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Anthony Ohlin
Frederick Street
Spectator
Court House
Will County
William Nichols
Ilinois
W Nichols
Samuel Nichols
Olin
The
Good deed leads to injury for helper in Sears lot
Arthur Hayes aged 54 of 2027 E Washington Street was taken to Silver Cross Hospital after aiding another man. He fell while stepping from a curb and injured his right side as he struck a car while loading an air conditioning unit into a trunk in the Sears parking lot.
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Arthur Hayes
E. Washington Street
Silver Cross Hospital
Hayes
Sears
Grover Riley Collapses at Work at Broadway Cook
Grover Riley a 48 year old cook at 2210 North Broadway collapsed yesterday while on duty. He was transported to Silver Cross hospital by sheriff s police for treatment.
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Grover Riley
N. Broadway
Silver Cross Hospital
Temporary cable to cross Des Plaines at Lockport bridge
An aerial telephone line will span the Des Plaines river at Ninth Street Lockport to serve Illinois Bell until the new bridge opens. A permanent line will be laid on the bridge once completed. The report notes 61 million registered vehicles and 72 million licensed drivers nationwide.
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Des Plaines River
Ninth Street
Lockport
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
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Musser—Barrett
Swanson—Seltzer
Walgreen
Casablanca
Webber Cigar Co
Seron Mfg. CO
Barber Building
Joliet, Ill
Neisner
Lika
E. Jefferson St
Joliet's
Union Station
J. I. Davison
Board of Prisoners, & c
Recorder’s Office
N. D. Elwood
United States
Joliet Folks
Fathers Day
Manhattan
S. S
Manhattan Vertool
Stetson
Clothcraft
Hart Schaffner & Marx
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