Electric light proposal boosts Graettinger town life
The town hears a largely favorable talk on electric lighting at the opera house with Mayor Ford backing the franchise. Mr Mullin argues gas fixtures lose value, while electric power could modernize homes and businesses. critics worry about taxes and fixture disposal, yet overall support grows.
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Letter From Mr Wildey on electric franchise costs
H L Wildey argues over city gas funds and electric light franchise. He cites current balances and profits to critique 30 light plan and warns of long term commitments and potential service issues. He questions mains condition and future adaptability, urging scrutiny before signing away 25 years of control.
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Wildey's Cash Store closes out millinery and more
A local retailer announces drastic markdowns to clear Xmas stock. Hats split into two $1.50 and $2 lots, children's hats 98c, auto caps half price, plus bargain prices on belts, radino stops, pancake flour and cereals. Heavy focus on Fisk Red Tops tires, casings and tires with high mileage claims.
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