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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1901
Page
2
An entry recorded at the 7 Office in Grand Rapids notes two matters pending. The fragment references S180 v3 and lacks full context, but confirms a formal filing step and a brief docket reference. Entities include Grand Rapids and the office, with a vague two-matter note in an administrative record.
A Tribune opinion piece argues the army canteen reduced outside saloon drinking and protected soldiers, while critics warn about increased drunkenness since abolishment. It asserts officers, not women, should judge what benefits soldiers, cites discipline and non profit aims, and invites reader views.
The text recounts dispute over unpaid newspaper subscriptions. Tim Short allegedly dodged payment while receiving notices to stop his paper. The piece notes editors and the postmaster face scrutiny, citing repeated notices and economy concerns.
City council minutes record regular session with votes on bids by Saul Pope for pumping plant and house work, street improvements, sewers and grade changes, petition referrals, and city attorney actions. Officials Ossborn, Kellogg, Wood, and others vote on contracts, street committee reports, and street openings, with adjournment indicated.
George Schaub of New Levanon Obie, a constant reader of the Dayton Vvirs geitung, praises a Pain Balm used on his wife for back pains. After trying the balm for a few days the unbearable pain vanished and she could resume duties. He recommends the liniment and notes it is sold by Johns and Hill Co along with other local listings.
Sealed bids will be received for the purchase of the Leuterer and twenty bonds of the City of Grand Rapids Wisconsin Waterworks, numbered 1 to 120, each with face value 500 dollars, interest at per cent, payable semi annually. Bids may cover whole or part. court and city reserve right to reject all bids. Bid to be opened in Wisconsin. dates and parties referenced in the notice.
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