Water supply advances in Grand Rapids with new wells
Engineers report rapid drilling of wells near Grand Rapids delivers up to 175000 gallons daily now, with potential to reach 400000 gallons through ten to twelve more wells. Water flows through covered drains to a reservoir, avoiding sediment, promising a pure supply for both city sides. pumps await valve repairs before city acceptance.
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Cousmurer
Grand Rapids
Poseille
Phlleo
Thas
Sprig Wales
High School Notes on Thanksgiving and speakers
Among those who spent Tsuks giving out of town were Grace Niles Florence Fraser Orra Nissen Joe Daniels and Grover Stout at Dabcock Bertha Hieser and Anna Johnson of Siegel Louisa Avett at New Rome Roy Lester at Cramoor Josie Huber at Hansen Nathalie Hannel and Bertie Cowles at Finley with Clyde Herrick and Arthne Crowns at Nekooga Y A Taylor spoke on books emphasizing first editions and high prices of old editions The high school will soon begin Friday afternoon rhetoricals Clark Jenkins visited Monday The American History class received their papersMonday
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Tsuksgiving
Grace Niles
Florence Fraser
Orra Nissen
Joe Daniels
Grover Stout
Dabcock
Bertha Hieser
Anna Johnson
Siegel
Louisa Avett
New Rome
Roy Lester
Cramoor
Josie Huber
Hansen
Nathalie Hannel
Bertie Cowles
Finley
Clyde Herrick
Arthne Crowns
Nekooga
Clark Jenkins
Spie
Tupper-Gray Remarriage Held in Neillsville Home
Leroy Tupper and Manie Gray remarried at Neillsville on Wednesday November 27 at the home of Lamont Brown an aide of the bride. Irene Style was bridesmaid J Moore of Wausau best man and Fannie Barett maid of honor. The ceremony began at nine o clock in the evening. The couple will reside in Wausau. The bride has many friends here who wish her success.
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Tupper-Gray
Leroy ‘Tupper
Manie Gray
Neillsville
Lamont Brown
Irene Style
J. Moore
Wausau
Fannie Barett
Blacksmith Shop Destroyed By Early Morning Fire
Fire destroyed the heel smith shop of I. McCarthy on Thursday morning with no chance to save tools or stock. Firemen arrived after the blaze broke out at four o clock and contained the risk to adjoining structures. McCarthy estimates losses around 1500 with insurance covering part. he plans to rebuild at the site and resume business soon.
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MeVartty
Wren
McCarthy
Ar. McGarthy
Sb Lang
Aly McCarthy
John Marvish
Lecture on Birds at Howe High School Assembly Room
Professor QO will present a popular lecture on birds at the University Wisconsin and Wisconsin Audubon Society under public schools auspices. The talk features lantern slides and topics on seasonal plumage, migration, and Wisconsin bird life. Admission is charged. adults and high school students pay varying fees. lecture aims to educate and protect bird life.
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Zinvuermiv
Uiversity of
Wisconsdy
Wisconsin Andebon Society
Howe High School
Herselves
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Audubon Society
Aidin
Wisconsin
Pra Ou Zin Merman
Miwaukee
Wisconsin city councils move to compel cross street work
At a meeting in Varney the council ordered Willey Company to install crosswalks and lights at Cranborne street. The firm has been urged several times with no action, while city officials insist the project must proceed. Other items included bills, potential new store, deer season notes, local business changes, weather signals plan, and community events.
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Varney
Cranborne Street
Ciewciuit Tour
Counedl
Une
May Organize Company Meeting on Organizing Wagon Boxes
May organize a stock company to manufacture wagon boxes and Canadian and United States pallets sold by George Wettlaufer. Few attended due to weather. Wettlaufer explained methods and capacity. Capital proposed is 330,000. interested parties may contact Wettlaufer or Perry for details.
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Wood County
Wettlaufer
Perry
Bank of Grand Rapids Financial Condition Report Wisconsin 1902
The document appears as a financial report for The Bank of Grand Rapids, detailing the financial condition as of November 30, 1902. It includes assets, loans, discounts, cash, and other banking items with mentions of countrywide or state entities and references to Wisconsin place names and banking terms. The text shows OCR errors but preserves key accounting terms such as loans, discounts, cash, and subsistence of deposits.
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Wood Counry
Minnesota
Bank
W. Gross & CO
West Side
Grand Rapids Milling
Kellogg Bros, Lumber
West Grand Rapids
Nekoasa
Wissmer
Havana
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Y. A. Taylor
Supt. Yonker
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Council of the Meeting
Oiher News
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Madison
George
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Minsic
Ulis Place
Thytery
Court House
Worthington
Chas
A. W. Gitehell
B. Metzger
Gitehell
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MacKinnon Wagon Factory
Congregational Church
M. J. Slattery
Slop
Edward Kostke
Milwaukes
Toot Chage
Nostka
Freeman Gilley
Charles White Llesey
Baniiness
Whittlesey & Gilkey
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Poor Farm and Poor Accounts
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