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sB-2I-itYIdI.katim3)11together, not to fix prices, but to solve the many problems common to the business.Judjtfe B. B. Park spoke briefly tothe club in regard to the fire referred to bviMr. Krembs, saying he remembered'it well, as a small boy. The fire destroyed a large part of the business section of the ci*«, there being practically no fire protection at that time, and was watched by a great crowd of townspeople.A. H. Sikes, who presided at the meeting in place of President George B. Nelson, suggested that the club might well take action looking toward procuring a captured German cannon for Stevlt;ens Point as a relic of the great war. As the local G.A.R. post has already opened correspondence with this obpect in view, no ac-| tion was taken by the club.Thje next regular meetin of the | club will be postponed to some date late in February, when an evening meeting will be held, at which members of the Central Wisconsin Press association will be entertained. Thisassociation, whose membership includes, practically all newspapermen in eight central Wisconsin counties, will hold its annual meeting here this moritb; the date not having been definitely fixed as yet. Twenty or thirty editors are expected to attend and the Rotary club will endeavor to make their stay a pleasant one. John W. Glennon of this city is president of the press association.
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Stevens Point Gazette
Stevens Point, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Feb 05, 1919
Page 4
Full Page
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Dianne P.
WI, USA 15 Jul 2016
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