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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
4
The Grand Rapids Tribune lists rate details for display and notice ads. It notes 24 inch columns and prices per line for testimonials, resolutions of respect, and other notices, with specific per-line charges and inserted display material terms.
The item lists various names and activities with scattered notes on foundations, a fund, and warnings not to bury money. It includes medical claims for kidney cures and a catalog of residents visiting or moving, mixed with advertisements for Daly Drug Jewelry and related firms. The tone resembles a crowded community column with personal notices and health product pitches.
A 1900 Wisconsin extension bulletin outlines debating clubs, public discussion aims, and the role of the university in supplying materials for literature and debate. It lists a two year trial on pasture and forage crops, with barley highlighted as a profitable crop in the northern Wisconsin regions.
Port Edwards area residents report plans for a forthcoming wedding between Sam Spiedo and Miss Saale Windsock, with attendees from Autizo and nearby towns. The week features visits, shopper notes, and customary social news including residents from Merrill, Rudolph, Antigo, Wittenberg, and Grand Rapids, plus local ads and small-town happenings.
Readable fragments describe ferry operations on Nekoor river paused by alarmed war conditions, with ferry resuming later. Also reports of hospital operations, obituaries, property changes, and local residents moving or purchasing land including Barnard Schurt death, Mrs. Barnard Schurt. Mentions Grand Rapids transfers and social calls among Marshfield, Sheboygan, and Dakota connections.
Mis Annie Lundbarg at bending bradning achool in Rapids will vacation at lux ome har. An antitlod to be balk at Blounniut Lomg next Liorelay where horac will be disposed of. Mr Blomaquiet will rent its farm to Rockford August Mobarg spoons lest wool ub howe. Hanrikvon family moved to Washington last Monday. Syud Hana and family probured fare. Two Ak Guat Audayson's brothers from Dolosh Minn visiting. Viator Worland returned from Hazelhurst where host paron employed prab winkar. Jon Warland sold part of his farm to Eaolly from Hazelburat. Edward Kronbolm home from Hazelbut Inet Coedlay after 4 weeks. Martin Hangon farm sold to Seymour man taking possession this week. Will Clark proud bossessor of automobile purchased from Grand Rapids party on Myiday.
A jumble of names and visits in Adame Ga and nearby towns. Diana Clara Hagdall and Heather Ombalt visit relatives, while Jerry Herrick of Morrill spends time with friends. Mrs Thos Bratton and Mrs Oliver Aiey are among those traveling or hosting relatives this week.
Names of local residents and visitors appear in a scattered account from Adame county. Arthur Olendenning and family return from relatives. Honey Priyounow and Frank Sadnski attend the Matt Aywmulia event. A boy named Sadzinski suffers a wrist injury Friday. recovery status unclear. Henry Exralin visits Starcom Point. John Wetoulck visits Plover. Local calls on baby care discuss daily clothing cleanliness and laundering.
A series of sharp, ironic musings on human laziness bores, dodges work, and pretentious vanity. The piece mocks people who pretend independence to please others while criticizing fathers and sons in heated newsroom style. A grim image of death and irony closes with a telegramish flare.
Sheriff T. Y Walob will auction land in Wood County Wisconsin on May 6 1908 at Grand Rapids Court House front door. Property includes SE and SW quarters of Section 35 Township 32 North Range 6 East, described in the notice with details of tracts and ownership claims.
A fragmented notice mentions a large event around Wood with unclear details. The readable bits imply a display or show by males, but specifics such as date, place, or organizers are missing and cannot be confirmed from the fragment.
A promotional notice claims Dr Rea and Co provide international consultations in German French and English with rapid disease localization. It touts cures for eye ear nose throat chest stomach kidney nervous blood skin and other conditions using a claimed hypoperemic method and promises home care for women and men including rheumatism with secrecy guarantees.
Dr C Be Motnies of Silver City Mass endorses D D D Prescription as near specific for herpes eczema psoriasis and similar conditions. He reports four years of use with gratifying results and notes many physicians rely on it. The firm offers physician guidance on patient explanations of cures and promotes D D D as a clear liquid, with soup recommended for use alongside. John B Daly sells the remedy and invites patients to seek proof and discuss their case.
An advice note asserts most appendicitis victims are constipated and promotes Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure for chronic constipation. It claims the product stimulates the liver and bowels and restores bowel action, urging readers to refuse substitutes. Daly Drug Jewelry Co. and Johnson Hill Co. listed.
L. G. Pomarunville and others seek letters of administration for malar vilio deceased in Grand Rapids Wisconsin. Court orders creditors to present claims by Sept 29 1908 with seven day publication in Grand Rapids Tribune. Public auction of real estate follows by sheriff as per judgment.
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