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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1908
Page
8
A lengthy analysis outlines cranberry production issues and market conditions. Growers, prices, storage, and winter handling are discussed with reference to Plymouth district figures and New England stock movements. The piece notes practical preservation methods and potential profit impacts for farmers and merchants.
A garbled field note style item lists residents arriving and visiting, with names such as Koch, Myra Kenger, and Tim Woley. It mentions vacations, Sunday visits, and a hotel or cottage arrangement at Whitelesby waters. It also advertises low one way fares on the North Western Line to Providence and Los Angeles with ticket agents listed in Chicago.
The convention of the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor held at the Congregational church last Thursday and Friday was a marked success. The program, which had been deranged, was carried out and there were some very interesting talks on both days of the convention.
Local Employment Agency invites job seekers to call or visit. Office on Grand Avenue near the bridge offers assistance for those seeking employment or workers.
A Dover woman testifies that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved her rheumatic pains within days. She reports rapid relief and improved sleep after trying the liniment, and notes that many friends also benefited. Sold by Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
The City Federation officers led a drive to beautify Winona’s streets and riverfront. They outline plans for a city library park, improved river banks, depot grounds, and child play areas, with civic groups and businesses contributing funds and labor for landscaping, signage cleanup, and street waste management.
George Huntington writes from La Bora Canal Zone describing his resignation from government work and travels to California. He details Corinto and Nicaraqua harbor life, customs, water, markets, and scant goods, noting parrot sales, native trades, and a rough view of town life and streets, ending with a note on travel by steamship to Corinto on February 21.
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