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Newspaper
Green Bay Commerce
Location
Green Bay, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1917
Page
12
The Green Bay Association of Commerce formed last fall to address vital city needs. An impartial critique questions its effectiveness, while supporters defend officers as reputable. The piece argues for concerted, personal involvement beyond meetings to achieve real results.
Report notes growing indifference among members and a general view by citizens that the association is a joke, reflecting tensions within the group and public skepticism.
The Fox River Valley Country Club house near De Pere sits on the Fox River banks and serves as a social rendezvous for members and families. Its golf course is among the best in the country and a split driveway leads to a distinctive clubhouse, guiding travelers on the North Shore and Interurban lines.
Luther Burbank showcases the Momagee apple a triply blended fruit with flavors of the alligator pear jam and apple grown only in British Columbia. It appears salmon pink with a tan leathery covering and contains a large buckeye like seed after three years of work.
Local markets in Green Bay and De Pere show high prices for rescue foods vegetables and fruits with notable mentions of milk cream butter cheese and eggs. The note laments profiteering amid abundant supplies as two thirds of the world population faces starvation and questions the care for providence.
The War Department disapproves the issuance of passports to wives and other women relatives of officers and soldiers serving at the front. This policy restriction affects families seeking passports for travel to join or support servicemembers during wartime.
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