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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1920

Page

4

Trains Delayed as Blizzard Snarls Green Bay Line

Snow drifts cause multiple cancellations on Green Bay and Western line with Train No 2 stuck at Alma Center near 2:15 and morning services running hours late. Blizzard halts traffic from Grand Rapids to Fond du Lac with plows clearing routes as crews battle drifts and cold across the region.

AML Green Bay A. D. Hill Alma Center Mt. Hill Meehan Station Grand Rapids St. Paul New Lisbon Northwestern Fond du la Almond W. L. Atwood Soo Marshfield Plain States Asay Arkansas Oklahoma Texas Rocky Mountains Cumbres Pass Colorado

Second Janesville Newspaper Fails Again

Janesville March 4 The Morning News a new paper started four months ago has suspended publication. It was sued by J A Morrison for 6581 on two phonotypes aboard. this marks its second failure in twelve months. The Janesville Gazette remains established and dominates the field. High machinery and labor costs made ends meet impossible for the venture.

Janesville Mar Morning News J. A Morrison

Reopening of Soo Line stations planned at Atwood and Nekeaza

A wartime order is lifted and the Ne keaza and Port Edwards Soo Line offices will be reopened and operated as before the war. Smaller town stations had been merged under federal road control during the conflict and now revert to prior operation.

Wage Earners Organize Party Forming Local Labor Political Group

At the Wage Earners Mass Meeting in Grand Rapids at Odd Fellows Hall delegates were named to form a local Labor Political Party. Fdw. Lipke outlined aims, stressing fairness and nonpartisanship while endorsing certain candidates, and urged orderly political action and opposition to unjust hours.

Odd Fellows Hall Fdw. Linke Central Labor Union of Grand Rapids Lipke Joh Bamberg D. A. Hobbs Nick Westen John Flemming Herman Dahike Jake Huber John Heiser Wm. Schroeder

New Lisbon paving bids voided. new bids sought

The State Highway Commission discarded bids already taken weeks ago for a mile and a half of concrete paving through New Lisbon village. Bids totaling about 65,000 dollars were called off and fresh bids set for March 9. Fred Bossert and Northwestern Drainage Co. submitted the only bids, both contingent. officials ordered new figures to standardize comparisons.

New Lisbon State Highway Commission Fred Bossert Northwestern Drainage Co

Muskrat Season Closes April First Warns Trappers

Game Warden Will Cole of Ves per warns muskrat trappers that the season ends April 1. He notes about a month remains for trapping and mentions that several hides have been secured in the territory during winter months.

Will Cole Vesper Colos Listes

Parcel mixup shows name clash with Grand Rapids

In Grand Rapids, Michigan, a parcel addressed to H R Griswold at Grand Rapids caused delay. J P Gruwell, Palace theater manager, received it here by mistake. Express will return parcel to Chicago then reroute to Michigan, likely adding two days. Local staff note frequent mis deliveries to towns named Grand Rapids outside Wisconsin.

Grand Rapids Michigan J. P. Gruwell Palace Theater Aparcel H. R. Griswold Fishbeck Gruweil Chicago

Tom Foley Infield For City Treasurer Race Opens

Tom Foley announces candidacy for City Treasurer in April election. This marks his debut in politics, with long residence and wide local familiarity cited. Babcock also enters the race in the eighth Ward against Ben Hansen, while Chas Fr. Here spearheads a competitive mayoral field. Roenius and Mouline seek fourth Ward alderman seat, with Roenius the current holder and Soalfen expected to join with union backing.

Tom Foley Foley Babcock Hansen Grant Alternion Ben Hansen Chas. FR. Hhere Q. R. Roenius George Mouliue Roenius

Siewert and Edwards Reopen Meat Market Partnership

Otto Siewert has re entered the meat market business on the west side at the same location with Mr Edwards after withdrawing last week from Siewert and Edwards. The firm had operated six years in the present spot and dissolved amicably, with public regret.

Otto Siewert Siewert & Edwards Edwards Mr. Edwards Siewart

Wheir Closes Second West Side Real Estate Deal

Joseph Wheir, in partnership with Clark Lyon, acquired a thirty by sixty-one foot lot on Third Avenue south between the Siewert building and the Palace theatre. The site, described as highly revivable, already houses old structures. Wheir has no definite plans yet but bought the land for its prime business district location.

Joseph Wheir Clark L Yon Third Avenue Siewert Palace Theatre

Mail Advertisements at Cran Ray Wisconsin March 8 1920

A compiled list of advertised letters at Cran Ray Wisconsin dated March 8 1920 includes Annia W J Oakley Day Ranft Jillian Smith Cd and J A Williamson G W Nash Postmaster. The notice records names of recipients and the postal official in charge.

Cran Ray Wisconsin Annia W. J. Oakley D.ay Ranft Jillian Smith C.d J. A. Will ‘Amson G. W. Robert’ Nash

Kellogg's Yard Mgrs Hold Annual Conven tion Session Here

Eleven Kellogg Bros. Lumber Co. yard managers from Wisconsin convened in Foresters Hall for their annual gathering. Representatives spoke on products, with a dinner at Dixon Hotel and an evening show at the Ideal. Out of town attendees included Edw. Clark and L. D. Campbell among others. Business sessions on fertilizers ventilation and related lumber topics followed on Thursday.

Kelloge Bros. Lumber Co Wisconsin Foresters Hall Dixon Hotel Gers Hayts Ideal Edw. Clark Almond L. D. Campbell Brooks Leo Stalker Sam Campbell Endeavor Henry Meinke Packwaukee W. Brown Westheld E. C. Kellogg Nekoosa Myron Reinhart Rudolph Ed. Caswell Vesper Claus Hoeneveld Misladore Gus. Schuman

Red Arrow reunion events planned for September in Milwaukee

The Thirty Second I division Red Arrow reunion set for September aims to attract 20 000 of 27 000 members. General Joseph Mangin is being invited to join as joint guest with the city, with Col R B McCoy directing outreach and Col Carl Penner leading preparations.

Red Arrow Joseph Mangin Tenth Trench Army Juvizny Plankinton Hotel Col R. B. McCoy Division Association Haan Washington Mangin Milwaukee Carl Penner Frank Cleveland The Association of Commerce Paul S. Clemens Association

Fairbanks latest charms at Palace in His Majesty the American

Despite harsh weather a good crowd welcomed Douglas Fairbanks in United Artists premiere His Majesty the American at The Palace. The athletic hero stars in a George Burr McCutcheon type romance of intrigue and daring. The program promises more Pickford Griffith Chaplin Fairbanks photoplays. Schoolchildren saw the feature earlier for business comments. final viewings planned this evening at seven.

Pouglas Fairbanks United Artists Palace George Burr McCutcheon Douglas Pickford Griffith Chaplin

County prize to Pittsville wins rural school scale award

The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association honors Silver Birch school in Pittsville for the largest per capita Red Cross Christmas seal sales among rural schools in Wuad County. Miss Marie Sheldon teaches the prize school, with a scale awarded for three consecutive years. Other top per capita sellers include Okunchee Burnett Delafield Exeland Marathon and Sawyer counties led by principals Anna Holm Elva Larson Mabel Watrous Walter Weber and J Cathers. The prize aims to promote health work, monthly weight charts, and proper nutrition to strengthen resistance to disease.

Pittsville Wuad Marie Sheldon State Association Okunchee Waukesha County Anna K. Holm Burnett Dodge County Elva Larson Delafield Mabel Watrous Marathon Marathon County Walter E. Weber Exeland Sawyers County J. Cathers Wisconsin

Meehan Boy First To Receive Soldier Bonus

Clayton Slack of Meehan Portage county became Wisconsin’s first soldier to receive the state bonus. The Madison State Service office says a $230 check was mailed to him in Madison where he resides. Slack, a World War II hero, earned the Congressional Medal and decorations from France and Belgium for bravery in the 33rd division machine gun company. His parents live in Sampson Washtenaw county.

Clayton Slack Meehan Portage County Wisconsin State Service Office Madison Slack Irance Belgium United States Perry Slack Sampson Washtarn County

Last Day To Register Ahead Of April Election

Wisconsin voters face final registration deadline March 30 for the April 6 city government election. Registration is advised though not strictly required. a voter can swear to eligibility if certified by two property owners.

Wisconsin Althoit

Olaf Branstad Funeral Friday Service Details

Funeral services for Olaf Branstad will be held Friday at 2 o'clock at Edwin Johnson home 891 Third Avenue North Reinke officiating. Burial will be in Forest Hill Cemetery. Boost for Grand Rapids.

Olaf Branstad Innesville Edwin Johnson Third Avenue North Re. Reinke Forest HI

Briere Opens Political Drive For Mayor Campaign

Mayor Charles E. Briere fired the first gun in the mayoral campaign night addressing wage earners. He spoke for collective bargaining, the eight hour day, a living wage, and profits sharing. He blamed county and state taxes for the high city tax rate and cited increases from 1918 to 1919. He urged workers to monitor supervisors, noted city improvements, and urged support for intelligent candidates without seeking a third term. He also urged a Yes vote on a constitutional amendment to raise legislative pay. The meeting was opened by Edw. Lipke of the Central Labor body.

Mr. Lipke Mr. Lipken Labor Chas. E. Briere Odd Fellows Hall Blanes County Briere Sinene Giorid Rapids Madison Edw. Lipke Central Labor Body of Grand Rapids

Weather Outlook Forecast For region and wind shifts

Snow is expected this afternoon with likely continuation tonight. Cold air moves in with very low temperatures in extreme east and south central areas. Friday brings a severe northwest gale and fair conditions in western portions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

BE Morning News Mass Meeting Foundation For Labor Polical Party Herman Abel George Bronson George Moulton Emil Knuth Herman Shearer Wm. Goldberg Frank Shymanski James’ Lynch Herman Votke Wm. McCabet John Foyt Mark Whitrock E. W. Lipke Otto Marks Joe Kasper Rember Carl Fahmer Louis Martin Otto Peters Geo Damita Mich Tom Foley Infield Wheir West Side Kellogg’s Yard Fairbank Silver Birch School Watch County Supervisors
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