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Shattuck, S. F., et. al (ed.) / A history of Neenah
(1958)

Public utilities,   pp. 430-434 PDF (1.2 MB)

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4,34              A HISTORY OF NEENAH
residue liquids are chlorinated and go into the lake; the dry solids
from the incinerator are used as fill around the community.
  As these words are written, the Twin Cities are experiencing grow-
ing pains. The present sewage disposal plant is outgrown. Building is
underway to enlarge the operation to include increasing sewage capac-
ity, mill wastes and garbage disposal.
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