City Council Holds Lengthy Session With Ordinance Debates
The regular city council met Tuesday evening with Mayor Wheelan presiding. Discussions covered a $100 mayoral claim, top dressing on the east side, and an ordinance returned to the sewer committee for revisions. Bonds sale, a firecracker ordinance, street openings, and a one week adjournment to Wednesday evening were decided.
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Wheelan
Stong
Atr
Comeonneil
Clayson & Hill
Kellogg Bros. Ing
Laspeci County Board to Meet on June 18 For Fundraising
A special meeting of the county board is set for June 18 to discuss raising 50 000 to 75 000 dollars beyond current appropriations for the new asylum. Ibik notes the additional funds are needed to cover the project costs as planned. Prof M B Jackson will depart soon for a European tour sailing June 8 from Boston aboard the Winifredian of the Leyland line with about 100 companions.
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Boar
Toesiay
Jngane Asylum
Ibik
M. B. Jackson
Boston
Winifredian
Leyland Line
Europe
Miss Kuntz
Germany
Paris
London
Switserland
Wausau Citizens Demand Better Wisconsin Valley Line Service
Citizens and business firms of Wausau protest poor service on the Wisconsin Valley division of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway. They seek clean modern passenger coaches, improved meal facilities, a dining car for Chicago riders, day train dining and sleeping cars, punctual power equipment, and better overall treatment along the line.
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Wausau
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Wisconsin Valley Division
Wausat
0. M
St. P. R’y. Go
Wisconsin Valley
RB Ry. Co
Phsa
Grand Ra
Chicago
Milwaukee
Parochial School Entertainment and Graduation
Parochial school presents an evening program featuring duets, choruses, an operetta, scenes, and diplomas. A list of graduates includes Sonia Barrett, Daniel Cooney, Esther Corcoran, Guido Freund, Anna Henri, Archibald Nequnette, Marguerite Ragan, Bernadette Schlatterer, Caroline Schnabel, Delbert Trudel. Republican delegates from Woods County elected to Milwaukee convention. John Gross injures fingers at Biron mill. wound treated.
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G. Reiland
M. Looze
Freund
D. Cooney
Wm. Reding
Sonia Barrett
Daniel Cooney
Esther Corcoran
Guido Freund
Anna Henri
Archibald Neqnette
Marguerite Ragan
Bernadette Schlatterer
Caroline Schnabel
Delbert Trudel
John Gross
Biron
John
Ringling Brothers circus sets record touring reach
A detailed preview of the Ringling Brothers Circus touring plan highlights its vast scale. It notes a 14 acre grounds footprint, a 1250 performer roster, and a massive payroll while listing global offices and the global mix of artists. It emphasizes extensive logistics from New York to London and a 40,000 mile travel span.
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Riogling Brothers
America
Grand Rapides
New York City
Ringling Brothers
Madison Square Garden
Ringling Circus
Bnoniry
Alew
Ite
Maine
California
Canada
Gulf
Chicago
Baraboo
Wig
Stoke-on-Trent
England
London
Liverpool
Paris
Hamburg
Berlin
St. Petersboro
Melbourne
Constantinople
Vienna
Calcutta
Hong Kong
Buenos Aires
Cape Town
Germany
France
Italy
Russia
Norway
Holland
Spain
Belgium
Australia
Greece
Syria
Turkey
Japan
South Africa
South America
Cuba
Mexico
New Zealand
Schuman
Moskaworth Saxon
Rovadillo
Wire
Lorch
Avrobate
Alexis
Darwin the Missing Link
Louis Schroeder Takes Contract To Remodel Home
Louis Schroeder has taken the contract to remodel the Cochran home on Third Avenue. He will oversee the project for At and Ww. Cochran.
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Louis Schroeder
At & Ww
Cochran
Northwestern makes depot move and office plan
A Northwestern report notes work starting Monday to lift the freight depot and move it near Grand Avenue. An office will be built at the current end, but observers question the change versus rebuilding along the main street. The Mack Hypnotic Co announces a baseball week starting Saturday with a rematch against the Elka team next Sunday at the ball park. Mayor Wheelan will umpire. The Bliss Orchestra provided music for Almond commencement, praised by the Portege County Press for the Life Rapids selections and Hi Ticknor solo Holy City.
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Northwestern
Ior
Grand Avé
Elka
Pall Park
Wheelan
Omunic
Bliss Orchestra
Almond
Portege County
Celebrated Their Golden Wedding in Grand Rapids
Mr and Mrs Thomas Love celebrated fifty years of marriage with a family reunion at their East Side home. Sons Eugene and Ardir could not attend, but many relatives joined in the festivities. The Loves, longtime hotel operators, were born in Canada and have been railroad-connected, with several sons holding positions in rail and paper companies.
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Thomas Lave
Eugene
Ardir
Love
Canada
Parbot
Art Baer
John G. Love
Chicago
Wesistant
St. Paul Ry
Peter Love
Thie Ely
Green Bay & Western
Ry. Wi
Hagens Law
Vith Ity
Thomar Arthur Tove
Seattle
Warsl
Challenge to the Elks in Te facing a rival match
A scrambled notice references a challenge involving the Hike and their league, claiming readiness to play and seeking to convey information to Maen about organizing within wut cmvilines. It mentions venues near Wiggs Wild and a strict attendance policy, dated Grand Mayas.
Marriage Licenses in Grand Rapids Area
The notice lists marriages between William Pronty Tule Wine and a partner from Nekeens, and others including Peter Weber and Elizabeth Baker from Milkalore. It mentions disruptions and political notes, plus a public sale and notice about lines in Grand Haplde being sloked on Saturday June 1, 1030, with a focus on local officials and travel delegation motions.
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Gretk Eber- Vardt
Willian
Domald Waters
Retell St Astor
Grand Maple
Peter Weber
Aggie
Balnar Baltur
Anbarrielites
Vaul Wrings
Agtyrndale
Elizabeth Baker
Milkalore
Yenmate
Matt Iled
Tawny
Ragged
Ernest AL Hodethers
Cshearer
Alan Stolle
Nek Wi
Morris
Janene
TY Onralfne Straus
Arypin
Alvert W. Krelinke
Hort Malwaside
Clara Wendland
Bort Tdwarate
Anna Luasint Rawr
Vorraloiwell
Grand Haplde
Monthly Stock Fair Promised for June 14 at West Market
The monthly stock fair will be held Tuesday June 14 on the west side market. Shin promises a fair sale with demand for all stock and horses. citizens may bring household goods for sale. John Beller will auction. Brewers offer a reward for empties. Andrew Nelson, Milwaukee horseman, will attend to buy heavy horses.
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Tuedsay
Failare
Andrew Nelson
Milwaukee Horsemap
Jon
Real Estate Exchange Offer From L B Ginsburg
Real estate dealer L B Ginsburg advertises city and business properties for exchange for farms and farm properties for city land. He buys and sells real estate for cash and invites calls at his home, Saturdays and Sundays, 779 8d Ave N.
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L. B. Ginsburg
8D Ave
Kapitan Suhr Marriage at Catholic Parsonage
Anna Kapitan and George Suhr were wed at the Catholic parsonage on Monday forenoon by Rev. Reding. They began housekeeping in the L. Brooks house on Third Ave, as the Tribune closes with many heartfelt congratulations. A tie strap was found and may belong to John Hollumiler.
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Matilda Yousko
Willian
Zeaman
Oset Side Catholic Church
Witt. Reding
Maria Yousko
Walter Yeummy
Albert Vourka
Youngrat
Brr
A. Yourke
Youn
Miso Anna Kapitan
George Suhr
Reding
Cone
L. Brooks
Third Ave
Tribune
John Hollumiler
For Sale Bargain near furnier factory on South Avenue
Sale notice offers a house and carer jot on South Avenue North near the furniers factory with city water in the street. Priced at $1000 with $200 down and balance financed at 1 percent interest for 1 year. Ch 16 Botan.
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Avenor
Furmiers Factory
City Water
Botan
Rummage Sale by Ya Womon's Relief Corps
Members announce a rummage sale with items including shoes and other bargains. The event is set for Saturday in the Farrixh Building with a sale on all men’s shoes meeting a 700 price threshold.
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Ya Womon
Relief Corps
Wedding Gifts in Fine Stock for All Budgets
The text advertises wedding gifts from a shop boasting a distinct, rich stock of silver and cut glass. It promises carefully chosen items the bride will like, and suggests suitable gifts at convenient prices for all shoppers.
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Giatic
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C. E. Boles
Lyan Block
Johnson & Hill
City Council
Laspeci
Ord
dJohnson ‘Air Co
Kruger & Warner CO
House of Keappeshne
Paul Parochial
Peter School
Blake
Gertrude Reiland
M. Laoze
Corcoran
Schlatterer
L Voyer
R. Hein
Smith Judge
B. Smith Thistle
M. Ragan
Uncle Saint
J. Corgoran
Zeus
G. Freund
Piano
A. Gorcoran
L. Giesler
St. Pian Bola
Gertrude Reil
Keres
G. Hein
Carey
Nepra
Tomy
Hein
E. Sarith
A. Neavette
Woods County
Geo
Pp. Hambrecht
Chhairman
P. O Winther
Nekoosa
I. P. Witter
Geo. M. Hill
Geo. P. Ham
Stanley Szewczyk
W. Ellis Enober Company
I. B. Arpin
Guy. Wood
Eugene W. Chafin
Lingis
Baptist Church
Jone Idth
Mr. Chafin
W. H. Carey
Mr. Heminway
Savings Department
First National Bank
Grand Rapids, Wis
Mack Hypnotic Co
Grand Rapids
Opera House
Jacob Reuter
Reuter Init
Rauter
Miss Smith
Router
Miss Lovaday
Yousko-Zeaman
Farmiel Venete
Mike Wauker
Asien
Maurice
Green Bay
Harald
Pierefig
Tha Crasautztion
Michael Maan Tian
Mike Wor
Weed
Whey
Marc Fina
Juntlies
Castle
Hannan
Shernard
Mine
Chiriatian
Anna
Ludwig
Fred
Mra
Bolik
Delaney
J. A
J- A
Dirham
BP. W
Donovan
Tim
Grosse
Frank
Keller
Meed
Bi McCartney
McCullock, & Os
di Milaney
Chas
Mueller
William F
Neiman
Scott
C. K
Johnson & Bill Oo
Daly Drug and Jewelry
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