Local professionals and services list from Grand Rapids area
A scrambled 1920s style directory snippet lists multiple professionals including an ENT surgeon at Riverview Hospital and lawyers with offices in Grand Rapids Wisconsin. It names W Melvin Ruckle M D an eye ear nose throat practice, Conway attorney at law, GEO L Williams attorney at law, Jor Ragan embalm and undertaker, John Hunser, J Jeffrey Sawyer loan and collections, and notes contact telephones and locations around First National Bank and Wood County Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Melvin, Ruckle
Nye
Har
Riverview Hospital
Wood County Bank
Dod
Conway
First National Bank
East Side
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Marshfield News Man Visits Tribune Office
Marshfield editor B.8. Batley was a business caller in Grid Rapids on Monday and discussed fire insurance loans and real estate with Tribune staff. An Elks versus local herd ball game is planned at the ball park within two weeks, weather permitting, as rain postponed last Sunday's game.
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Grid Rapids
Tribune
Edward Pomainvlle
Pomainville
Batley
Marshfield News
Otto
Grug
Jg Expected To Pull Off This Big Game At the Ball Park
Elks
H. FL. Voss
Nekoosa
Milwaukee
Nekoss
Henry Sampsom
Rapaca
Lucky
Sam
Oscar Crougai
Green Bay
Accopany
Dimer Crot
Martha Johnson
Local notes from town and nearby farms
A ragged page of local items reports visits, sales, and appointments. Miss Ela Leitetz, milliner at Levin's, spent Sunday with relatives. Geo Gibson returned from the south on business. Frank Shear advertises an 80 acre farm for sale. Dr C T Hougen travels to Milwaukee for medical treatment. Mr Gumz reports rain relief. Arbor Day activities noted. Barker's Remedy advertised. Attorney J A Walsh attends to burial matters for his mother. Irwin Whitmore leaves Koosa Edwards Paper Co. for a Stanley garage position. Aipis Huser named treasurer of Seneca town. ads for fire insurance and real estate. Normington Brothers install rug cleaning at Pomainville. Lucky Sam cigars advertised. Ena Marshall stars in The Price at Daly's on May 5. porch screening offered. Denver voter anecdote ends with a jab about divorce records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. Paulus
Wausau
Leonard Lampert
Ir Lampert
Jackson’ Milling Co
Grand Rapids, Brewigt Co
Rabb
Frank Boyanowski
Port Edwards
Netwick Electric Company
Biess F
Ferdinand
Wirzy
Old Country
Julius Iverson
Stevens Point
Hirgy
Marshfield
Rhinelander
Mo Statt
California
Kelloggs Bros
Ela ‘Leitetz
Levin
Sola
Tole Brooks
Geo Gibson
Consolidated Water Power & Paper Co
Frank Shear
Altdorf
Gumz
Barker
Johnson & Hill Co
J. A. Walsh
Crandon
Forest County
PB. Walsh
Funer Pi
Stanley
Wis
Aipis Huser
Huser
Séneca
Mr. Sweet
Oshkosh
Otto
Pharma
Pomainville
Normington Brothers
Lucky Sam
T. Ad
Hdna Marshall
Daly's Theater
Ethel Tosixtni
Marshall
Megamley & Pomainville
Migratory Birds Law Draws Support From Farmers and Bird Lovers
Congress passed the McLean Weeks act placing migratory birds under federal protection. The U S Department of Agriculture cites insect costs far higher than bird losses, while Audubon Society leaders push for stronger limits on plumage imports to prevent extinction. American guilliners largely back the law, hoping it will spur domestic Taney feather production. Alicé McFeely University Farm St Paul.
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Congress
United States Department of Agriculture
Sean
Audubon Society
United States
Alicé McFeely
University Farm
St. Paul
Make a live enterprising town from your own home
The text urges local pride and enterprise, arguing towns thrive when business people and residents stay hopeful and active. It contrasts doubt and gloom with ambition, urging citizens to work for prosperity, echoing a call to civic improvement and patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zour
Dconto Enterprise
Womans Club Officers Elected At Chicago Tribune Meeting
At the Womans Club gathering hosted by Mrs Darle Pease officers for the next year were chosen: President Mrs John Parrish First Vice Mrs L Reichel Second Vice Mrs W A Crumb Secretary Miss Kate Farrish Treasurer Mrs T E Multen. Also a public notice announces sale of a frame building formerly a blacksmith shop on the west side as a new fireproof structure will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Birs
Darle Pease
John Parrish
L. Reichel
W. A. Crumb
Mles Kate Farrish
T. E. Multen
Gridtsbach & Keip
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Froude
F. T. Hoff
D.C
Virginia
North Carolina
Myers Duke
Duke
J.T. Tinsley
Que Great
Detroit
Ford Times
Automobile Magazine
Ford Motor Company
Tlantington &Lessig
Mesa
Burt
Foley
The
Allen
Saigale
Adlon S. Olmsted
le Rovy XY
Sritotur Company
Elgin
Atoudie
Wilson
Willa
Algalpp
Upp
State of
Wood County
Togeph Bayome
Joseph Rugome
Rudolph
Wood
John
Galen
Joseph Ray Ome
Sala County
Qrand Rapids Tribune
County of
Y. E. Wheelan
Daly Brock
Orson P. Cochran
Third Avenue North
GEO. W. Baker. & Son
North Second Street
East Grand Rapids
D. A. Telfer Denlist Clee
Geo. L. Williams Amorney
Wook Block
Over
Jor. Ragan
Louse
J. d. Jeffrey Sawyer
Commercial and Probate Law
Church's
Chas. C. Rowley
MacKinnon Block
Equitable . Fraternal Union
Foresters Hall
R. A. Weeks
Wm. H. Burchell
Goggins & Brazead
Churi
Gonstant
Lince
Rip van Win
Bossert Coal Co
Phonpb
Homor
Denver
Chicago “Tribune
Thls
Grand Rapids, Wis
Bank of Grand Rapids
Westside
McCamley & Pomainville
Natwick Electric Company
LA France
Gleve Bros
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