Tomahawk poised for multi mill project
The Pride Pulp and Paper Company plans a $8.5 million expansion at Tomahawk with a new pulp and paper mill and sulphate fibre mill on the Wisconsin River. Led by C. B. Pride, the project includes Grandmother Falls and Nigger Island power sites delivering up to 10,000 horsepower to run three moderne machines, starting July 1 for the first unit.
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Pride Pulp and Paper Companypany
Tomahawk
Grandmother Falls
Nigger Island
Wisconsin River
C. B. Pride
Tomahawk Pulp Ant Paper Company
Pride
R. GB. Tweedy
Bradley Company
Grandmother
Merrill, Wausau
Rhinelander
Ine New Mills
Betaw Cenhe Tomahawk Pulp & Paper Company
Jlant
Tomahawk Avenue
Wisconsin Ri
Local travels and moves in Pittsville area
Lillian Brown left for Tomah last week while Gwen Smith, a recent high school attendee, headed to Waterloo. Donna Draper visited Woodstock Illinois and returned home. Mae Leddickeff went to St Peter Minnesota to study nursing. Emil Sheive from Milwaukee visits family. Clifford Gardier rents W I Dawes farm for summer. Bill Haumschild was home over Sunday then back to Port. G Schalla hauls gravel for a new barn. Jos Rosplock returns from Milwaukee where employed.
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Pittsville
Lillian Brown
Tomah
Gwen Smith
Waterloo
Town
Donna Draper
Joe Woaslee
Woodstock
Ilinois
Mae Leddickeff
St.Peter
Minnesota
Emil Sheive
Milwaukee
Wis
Albert Krueger
Clifford Gardier
W. l. Dawes Farm
Bill Haumschild
Port Fdwards
G. Schalla
Jos. Rosplock
Milwasukee
Seneca Road Club News Notice and Upcoming Meetings
Seneca Road club members held a social gathering on February 26 with U S Co. present. Mrs Hugh Condo joined as a new member. The next meeting is planned for March 18 with location to be announced. Ray Petersen is back from Manawa where he spent February working for the state. The Girls Sewing Club will meet with Miss Myrtle Graham on Saturday March 18.
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Seneca Road
Win
Jackson
U. S. Co
Hugh Condo
Hell
Ray Metersen
Manawa
Myrtle Graham
Explorer details Peru resources and wildlife riches
Robert Cushman Murphy reports Peru's coast harbors abundant fish and seabird life. He notes large crustacean canning potential, guano deposits, and a Humboldt Current that sustains fisheries. His six months of South American exploration yielded 500 photos and 10,000 feet of film.
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New York
Peru
Robert Cushman Murphy
Natural Science
Brooklyn Museum
South America
Murphy
Humboldt
Alexander Agassiz
Robert F. Coker
United States Fish Commission
Florida
Boston
Peru guano islands urged to be enlarged by dynamiting cliffs
Mr Murphy, aided by the Peruvian government, suggested enlarging the guano islands by blasting cliffs into the sea. He urged stopping guano gathering during the bid process and noted natives dig the guano inland and haul it to the coast in small carts for shipment, while high freight rates hinder transportation of the fertilizer.
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Peru
Whch
Pran‘izeo Ballen
My. Ballen
Chinchi
Lobo
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Grandfather Falls
Geo. Frechette
Surhams
United States
Japan
W. C. Weirick
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Grand Rapids
Overland 4
Nash Hdw. CO
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Psu
Mae
Sterling
Caer
Pera
Erie
Stars and Stripes
American Expeditionary Forces
Washington, D
France
D. D
Paris
Wyse’s Confectionery Store
Northrup, King & Co
Norraroo Kinc& Co's
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