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Arthur Kistenbroker, early village president with fans and foes
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Arthur Kistenbroker, early village president with fans and foes
In the Nov. 19, 1926 edition of the Forest Park Review, there is a short biography of Arthur Kistenbroker IV, one of the early presidents of the village of Harlem (now Forest Park). There was a lot to say about this gentleman (1857-1935) who contended with an epidemic (diphtheria) in town, who covered payroll when village funds ran short and who specified what the first sidewalks in town had to look like. The article reported that Arthur’s fat…
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