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*Permit records for the period illustrate the explosive growth. There were 43 permits (24 residential and 19 non-residential) issued in August 1941, when the building construction valuation hit the highest point of any month in [[Springfield]]’s history (to that date). Of those, 24 were for new houses with an average cost of just over $1000 (Springfield News 1941). | *Permit records for the period illustrate the explosive growth. There were 43 permits (24 residential and 19 non-residential) issued in August 1941, when the building construction valuation hit the highest point of any month in [[Springfield]]’s history (to that date). Of those, 24 were for new houses with an average cost of just over $1000 (Springfield News 1941). | ||
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*The 1941 business directory lists the [[Springfield Plywood Corporation]], the [[Bennett Lumber Company]], the [[Copeland Lumber Company]], and the [[Holloway and Crabb Lumber Company]] in addition to those listed in [[1940]] (Polk 1941). The Elliott mill became the [[C.W. Guerrier Lumber Company]] in 1941. | *The 1941 business directory lists the [[Springfield Plywood Corporation]], the [[Bennett Lumber Company]], the [[Copeland Lumber Company]], and the [[Holloway and Crabb Lumber Company]] in addition to those listed in [[1940]] (Polk 1941). The Elliott mill became the [[C.W. Guerrier Lumber Company]] in 1941. | ||
*The [[Springfield Creamery]], a commercial creamery started in the 1910s, built a new cheese factory in [[1941]]. | *The [[Springfield Creamery]], a commercial creamery started in the 1910s, built a new cheese factory in [[1941]]. | ||
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| + | *In [[1940]], there were only three physicians in town. This number improved slightly in 1941 when a physician/surgeon and a dentist opened offices. | ||
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*The need for a new sewage plant was identified in [[1941]], but not realized until [[1955]] even though all new developments during this period were required to install sewer lines. | *The need for a new sewage plant was identified in [[1941]], but not realized until [[1955]] even though all new developments during this period were required to install sewer lines. | ||
*In 1941 the city divided into six wards and the city council increased to six members. | *In 1941 the city divided into six wards and the city council increased to six members. | ||
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==December== | ==December== | ||
*Mr. Vernon is dedicated December 1941 to replace the older, smaller school. | *Mr. Vernon is dedicated December 1941 to replace the older, smaller school. | ||
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Springfield
- Permit records for the period illustrate the explosive growth. There were 43 permits (24 residential and 19 non-residential) issued in August 1941, when the building construction valuation hit the highest point of any month in Springfield’s history (to that date). Of those, 24 were for new houses with an average cost of just over $1000 (Springfield News 1941).
Businesses
- The 1941 business directory lists the Springfield Plywood Corporation, the Bennett Lumber Company, the Copeland Lumber Company, and the Holloway and Crabb Lumber Company in addition to those listed in 1940 (Polk 1941). The Elliott mill became the C.W. Guerrier Lumber Company in 1941.
- The Springfield Creamery, a commercial creamery started in the 1910s, built a new cheese factory in 1941.
- In 1940, there were only three physicians in town. This number improved slightly in 1941 when a physician/surgeon and a dentist opened offices.
Government and Utilities
- The need for a new sewage plant was identified in 1941, but not realized until 1955 even though all new developments during this period were required to install sewer lines.
- In 1941 the city divided into six wards and the city council increased to six members.
December
- Mr. Vernon is dedicated December 1941 to replace the older, smaller school.
