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Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1920

Page

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Stone Mountain Sheep Speak on Rights and Protection

In a dialogue between Stephen and Sam from Stone Mountain, the sheep discuss their varied kinds, beauty, and noble nature. They express hope that people will protect animals, stop hunting for sport, and learn about wildlife through cameras rather than guns. They urge humane treatment and describe a future where humans defend rather than slaughter animals, challenging cruel stereotypes.

Stephen Monsain Pat Sam Tia Mmore Miurne

The Only Test of Friends and Faithfulness

A reflective passage weighs the ache of disappointing loved ones against upholding principle. It asks whether facing friendly judgment or enduring silent compromise best serves integrity, urging steadfast adherence to core values despite social pressure.

Cps

Russia Mobilized: Bolshevik Rule and Red Army Details

A staff correspondent reports Soviet Russia has mobilized soldiers up to 35 with strict Bolshevik control. Descriptions note harsh discipline, executions for desertion, and family reprisals. Pay scales and ranks are listed, with commissars per regiment and distinctive insignia. The Red Army is shown as disciplined but still improving from earlier underestimations.

Hague Russia The Amsterdam Handelsblad Soviet Russia Spondent Moscow Red Army Trotzky Lenine Thvevy Red Army Corps Bourgha Kroepke Lolish

Local residents attend meetings and travels this week

Mrs M Zeaman returns from Milwaukee while A Tenis heads to Rexall convention in Milwaukee. W Pelton visits Marshfield relatives. A F Boles goes to Superior and Duluth for business. B C Kellogg attends Kellogg Bros Lumber convention in Grand Rapids. E J Rohy to Stevens Point for basketball tournament. Library Board selects officers and publicity committee. Miss Nolan returns from Superior. Camp Fire Association to meet at Tarry Jun this evening.

W. Pelton Marshfield A. F. Boles Superior Duluth B.C. Kellogg Grand Rapids Kellogg Bros. Lumber Company E. J. Rohy Stevens Point J. Kol E. C. Kellogs John Beuller Iirs H. WH. Helke Caroline Fitch J. Guthiel Miss Nolan Camp Fire Association Tarry Jun

State 5 8 Convention Dates Set for Wisconsin

Portage Wisconsin April 20 21 and 22 chosen for the State Sunday School convention south west section to be held in Portage. J L Rogers secretary Wiscon sin Sunday School association Oshkosh and Walter Hutton Des Moines Iowa with Preston J Orwig International Sunday School association and Minnie E Kennedy will address the gathering. Several hundred delegates expected with boost for Grand Rapids.

Portage South-West Wisconsin J. L. Rogers Oshkosh Wisconsin Sunday School Association Walter Hutton Des Moines Iowa Preston J. Orwig International Sunday School Association Minnie E. Kennedy South

Appleton Post-Crescent loses longtime business manager

Appleton Post publishing company business manager A. B. Sinner resigns after eight years to take effect in April. Sinner began as a carrier boy and rose to top leadership, becoming one of the state’s best known newspaper men. The company was recently acquired by Green Bay interests who also took over the Appleton Crescent, consolidating the papers as Appleton Post-Crescent.

Appleten B. A. Sinner Post Publishing Company Sinnen Te Post Post Publishings Company Green Bay Interests Appleton Crescent Appleton Post-Crescent

Oppose Plan: Neenah Votes Against Daylight Saving Plan

A public ballot shows near two to one opposition to the daylight saving proposal in Neenah. Citizens voiced concerns over time changes and potential energy impacts as officials prepare for a final decision.

Neenah

Europe Pleads For American Motor Cars

Racine Wisconsin business leader KR C Rueschaw of Mitchell Motors says Europe begs for American made cars as cable orders could keep thousands from getting new autos. Germany wary due to wartime memory while Europe seeks left or right hand drive Mitchell Sixes amid U S steel and labor shortages. Mitchell production peaks now, urging swift purchases as global demand clashes with domestic supply. A Mitchell show featuring the Mitchell Six drew crowds at the automotive exhibition.

Racine Wis Europe KR. C. Rueschaw Mitchell Motors Company, Inc Racine, Wis Rueschaw England France Holland Denmark Af Nca Germany Mitchell America

Grand Rapids School District to hold annual meeting in 1920

Notice under Grand Rapids City Charter section 2 article IX states the annual school meeting of Grand Rapids School District No L will be held at Howe School Building in the second ward on Monday March 15 1920 at 7:00 p m to elect commissioners for eight wards and transact general business. Each ward lists a term expiring April 10 1920 and names the successor for the post.

Grand Rapids Jacob Searls Third Ward Theo. W. Brazean Fourth Ward Wm. Buckle Fifth Ward Carl Nord Sixth Ward Donald Waters Seventh Ward B. L. Brown Eighth Ward

Notice of School Meeting Change to Lincoln Building

Succeed Hugh Boles whose im pires April 10, 1920, signed E. G. Doudna, 44, Clerk, Board of Education, March 2, 1920. The annual meeting in the Brown Building is adjourned to the Lincoln Building the same evening Monday March 15, 1920 at 7 30 p m Citizens are urged to attend directly. Meeting called to meet city charter provisions. March 2, 1920.

Hugh Boles E. G. Doudna Board of Education Brown Building Lincoln Building

Cham berlain's Cough Remedy Wins Gardiner Man Relief

C D Glasa of Gardiner Maine suffered years of cold and cough despite many medicines until a druggist advised Chamberlains Cough Remedy. He reports complete cure and says he now uses it for colds and quickly finds relief. Paid Advertisement.

Chamberlain C. D. Glasa Gardiner

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