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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1908
Page
4
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A long, dense notice outlines municipal election plans for multiple wards in a Wisconsin city. It details candidates, vacancies, and terms, including the judiciary, aldermen, supervisors, and various ward representatives, with voting locations and times listed for the March session. The document also notes the secretary of state’s signature and date.
Readable parts describe a sequence of names and incidents at a home, a neuralgia case, and notices of meetings and individuals. The text is garbled with numerous misspellings and fragmented phrases, preventing clear identification of a single event or coherent story.
Fragmented report details residents and visitors in the city with names such as Clark Lyholm, Minus Belue, Pat Jarvie, Gow Brooro, and Walter Efarsohlol. Mentions of a Saturday event, a neighbor’s family arrival, a former official, and a Grand Rophis visitor. Includes brief notes on local houses, prather, and a surgery recovery mention.
ARPLY reports an auction of horse cattle and farming equipment, with local sales and trips noted. Residents Dwain Robinson and son Raymond visited relatives in Mytsb Held, while Misa Braily Sauville visited relatives at Oittsville. Dr Theobald II has moved into offices over Roalith's store and began work on local cases. A Wittman and Jag Howlett attended Otto Backus's funeral at Marshfield.
Mr and Mrs Glas, Ullman hosted friends at Swaday Ave home. Rafroghmoute snacks and a pleasant evening opened by Hale. Mr and Mrs H Gager returned from Milwaukee. BP McKee, Merrill principal, visited family here. Plans emerge for a 82 by 60 barn and a 10 by 80 shed. Mrs Al Frost hosted a group for a day of last week.
August Kampfort leaves Morrill to supervise the paper mill and house duties. families and neighbors share visits and birthdays. Mrs Sipe celebrated at home with a surprised party. Miss Mary Morags leaves her job to care for a sick mother. Percy Rompfers boards with the Herrons. local sales pitches arise with tonic advertisements from Johnson and Hill Co.
Local notices from Nakooga cover a broad mix of community news including residents moving to Waslington and Grand Rapids, plan for a candidate nomination meeting on April 7, and the joint Equity stock company meeting. It lists births, deaths, health, church activities, school events, and personal moves among numerous residents and families.
The Vesper community announces Stofres Hawalue will succeed Loren Heiten at the Visnet Hotel with Jensu uxcitas doly fst noted for new brigk wacling for Vener Byjak & Thy Ou. A parish house contract is awarded to Sidh & Johnson Vesner Wor. Elections elect DL dohonay RR Mureacroyd secretary Garris treasurer Ny Wilkot manager and instructor.
Page lists: William Clausier dies March 22 at his father’s home Elroy from appendicitis and pneumonia. Burial soon after. Agnes Manger visits Plover. Matt Hemmin and Stavens Paint ialicator? visit Stavens Paint. Mrs Dogens Clendenning and Orin and Gladys visit H. B. Bailey. A Morrell hauled wood to Grand Rapids. A B Fike and wife return from Adams County.
Wood County Industrial Advertising Company offers land and property listings for sale on a commission basis. They promise to advertise free until sold and charge no fee unless sale occurs. Contact offices at 221 4th Ave South or 113 Second St North to obtain terms and blanks. George W Lyons, Manager, Br. Titus, Lecturer. Inquiry at this office.
Dr Rea emphasizes education and expertise across Europe and America. He promotes a wide range of ailments from ENT to nervous and glandular diseases and claims modern cures via the hypodermic method. An anecdote cites Chamberlain’s Pain Balm easing rheumatism for Henry Wan of Chattanooga. Pain Balm sold by Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
An eyewitness account from Mrs. E. Hege in Chicago credits D. D. D Prescription with curing a years long eczema. She describes severe itching and sleepless nights before using the solution, claiming rapid relief and a clear, white skin after treatment. The ad urges readers to obtain D. D. D at Daly's and start therapy promptly.
A fragmentary ad listing real estate and land for sale. Mentions a property near Dixon and tours, a comfortable room with wood shed and city water, six blocks from Dixon, plus various plots east of Lincoln Rich School with $100 per lot offers.
Wisconsin court in Wood County issues an order limiting time to present claims and to notify creditors in estates of Martin Prancis Gregen and Gallustin Wood. It directs publication for four consecutive weeks in Grand Rapids Tribune and sets deadlines for filing proofs of claim with the county court.
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