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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1920
Page
2
A tale of inner conflict and distant choices as a man faces rejection yet presses toward a reunion. He wrestles with purpose and memory amid a winter village arrival, Christmas decor, and the Doctor's house as Carol and others await. The narrative pauses at a pivotal continuation.
Otto Marx of 965 McKinley St Grand Tepids Wia paid for this ad announcing his candidacy for alderman from the sixth ward. He asks voters to consider him at the polls on April 6 1920 and notes the ad cost 46 cents.
The Ff P Club met at Miss Fay Griffiths home electing Kathryn Jasner as president and Evelyn Chamber as vice president. Light refreshments were served as the group completed the regular agenda.
London reports say the Supreme Council remains determined not to refuse restoration of the Hapsburgs in Austria or Hungary. It notes Romania fears a Hungarian Regent could restore old rule. Soviet recognition in Russia is discussed amid economic issues but no conclusion yet.
The 11th Semi annual Holstein sale will be held at Marshfield on Thursday May 20 1920. W W Clark serves as Sales Manager.
Several Janesville residents including Mr and Mrs Thomas Howe visit Cahill and Mrs Charles Kraske in Grand Rapids. Frank Nash C O employed there joins visiting families. Fred Eberhardt of Stevens County and Mrs H Yachs of Grand Rapids were noted as visitors. Multiple locals travel between Janesville Grand Rapids with illnesses and recent tonsil surgery mentioned.
Wisconsin notes report Shubaygan Charles Treat once of this state is now head of the Los Angeles Board of Public Works. Sturgeon Bay records a February egg production for Rose Hill Farm of 802 eggs from 46 Rhode Island Red hens. Green Bay Beekeepers foresee a honey boom with county inspection and insurance plans. Rhinelander holds a mock election for women voters with polling setups. Rhine lander counsel issue leaves Mrs Bloms ki without attorney as local lawyers hesitate. Manitowoc delays central high school due to banded indebtedness and bond limits.
Athens dispatch reports the Chamber of Deputies ratified the German Austrian and Bulgarian peace treaty on the first reading. The action marks a key step in postwar diplomacy with the pact confirmed in parliament today.
William Aru streets New York is mentioned in a garbled OCR fragment about a druggist or medical supplier. The readable words suggest a street address in New York and a company name but lack a coherent event or clear facts.
Local report praises Miss Alice Beatrice Calhoun, 17, Cleveland girl and rising silent drama star, in Everybody's Business showing at the Palace tonight. The feature promises a witty love plot with humorous moments and a strong American spirit as Chas Raymond leads as Caloun.
Classified notices show rental requests including a cottage near water and board options, a room with board on Sth Street, and a farm share near Babcock Wisconsin. Also seeking a competent girl for housework and a salesman for high grade stocks and bonds in Wood and adjoining counties with opportunities at Leist Erte Incorporated Minneapolis March 3 and 6.
Mr and Mrs L Nash of Third Street South hosted a costume party last evening. Mrs John Rebenstorf on Chestnut Street was surprised by friends and neighbors yesterday afternoon. The gathering included social conversation and sewing followed by refreshments.
Normington leads a decisive victory as his team rolls to a high scoring win at the Foundry arena. The match features strong defense and a dominant late surge securing the win.
Chicago Trams invited to compete in the Second Annual Basketball Interscholastic at the University of Chicago on March 38 19 and 20. selected soon as strong teams have submitted records. Other records of high school and academy teams will be considered if submitted.
Pennsylvania picks top eleven records and nearby states request invitations to compete for the national tourney. Teams from Ohio Missouri and Indiana seek entries after strong seasons with Cincinnati Tri State win and state title holders undefeated. A March 12 preliminary round in Chicago will decide who earns the right to enter the national competition.
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