City council locks in next year's paving stone supply
The Grand Rapids City Council approved contracts with Universal Quarries of Lohrville to supply next year's paving stone at 1.90 per square yard. Quarry owner Berkey withdrawn bid and agreed to ship all required stone before May 1. Council plans to purchase up to 40,000 tons, paving boulevards with minimal handling.
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Universal Uardes
Lohrville
State Highway Commission
Berkey
Grand Rapids
Quaryiies
Ald. Schiig
Hogineer Thompson
Aly. Borkey
Wayne County
Michigan
Stevens Point Lawyers Elect Seventh Judicial District Bar Heads
Atty W I Owen of Stevens Point was chosen president of the Seventh Judicial District Bar association at a permanent organization meeting. Officials include Secretary W E Atwell and treasurer GB Nelson. The group represents Wood Waushara Waushara and Portage counties and will file memorials to Wisconsin Supreme Court judges. Attys Conway Gaggins and others attended. marriage news and local real estate changes follow.
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Seventh Judicial District
Atty B. R. Goggins
C. M. Webbie
Atty. D. D. Conway
Geo. L. Williams
Atty. Geo. B. Nelson
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Attys
D. D. Conway
W. J. Conway
T. Ww. Braseau
Fh. Gaggins
John Tobur
Frank Calkins
DR. M. Vaughan
H. EB. Pitch
A. J. Crowns of
Nekoosa
Hog butchering in cold weather reported in town
Residents take advantage of the cold to butcher hogs while Mr and Mrs M S Winegarden spend a few weeks in New London with relatives. Jacob Lipsitz visits Chicago with friends. Grand Rapids trip notes say sleighing not the best. Thanksgiving night dance at Nels Jensen’s well attended.
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M. S. Winegarden
New London
Jacob Lipsitz
Chicago
Grand Rapids
Nels Jensens
Clara Grab
Rudolph
Frank Mullenbach
St. Cloud
Wis
P. J. Wagner
St. Philomena’s
Rose Mullenbach
Conrad Grab
Joseph W. Grab
Golden Ridge
Math. Mullenbach
Wrs
Multlenbach
Mrs. Mullenbach
The
Tribune
City Council Supports Coasting Hill Plan on Drake Street
The council favored closing Drake Street from Washington to First to traffic so children can coast, urging residents to gather remaining property owner names for formal action. They discussed municipal playground and skating rink plans, with City Engineer Thompson to study feasibility. Local marriages, hires, and obituaries mixed with community notes filled the page.
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Drake Street
Washington Avenue
First Street
Wisconsin
EB. P. Arpin
J. B. Arpin
Nan Schlatterer
Georgianna Buckley
Alderman Link
Grand Rapids Delivery Company
Fourteenth Ave
Thompson
Roenius
United Work to Benefit Grand Rapids Rotary Plan
Rotary Club luncheon outlines a united effort with the Chamber of Commerce and Federated Women's Clubs to advance city civic interests. Aimed at concentrating actions on universal military training, with members drafting essays on Americanism for local papers. Nash and Carey guests recount deer hunting experiences. Christinas sale noted at Miller and Buchholtz Millinery on First Street.
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Rotary Club
Geo. LaBour
Con
Chamber of Commerce
Federated Women’s Clubs
Cartain
America
Oghting
L. M. Nash
W. 4H. Carey
Nash
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Council
ST. Point Lawyers Heads
BAR
Ass’n
Will
Order
Dan Cupid
Rector
Lawrences F. Brost
McLaughlin
Ninth and Wrylie Streets
Ten Mile Creek
Cloud Farmer
Market Report
American Potato Flour Co
Ed Arpin
North Woods
George H. Smith
Asotin
Washington
John ©. Kurtz
Pittaville
Mr. Kurtz
Elm Park
George Schlig
Marsh
Plover Road
Leslie Rassmussen
Gilbert Moll
Nina Moll
Romey Rasmusseno
Gilbert Mall
Wilbur Benson
United Work
Norh Cottage
Bale
Findn
Santa Claus
Johnson & Hill
Woodworths
Navies
Dyer Kiss
Palmers
Prese
Perator
Rdware
Gurda
Norway
Toyville
Wood County
Crockery Dept
Dry Goods Dept
Grocery Department
Furniture Department
Shoe Department
Johnson & Hill CO
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Toy Department
Dollis Nursing
Seis Tinker Toys
Drug Department
Hebras
Castoria
Zie
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