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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1908
Page
8
A garbled OCR style block discusses cranberries and birds with disjointed phrases. It weaves between agricultural terms, names, places, and stray quotations, lacking coherent narrative or clear events.
Gawreanne University plans a 10000 ahupot chapel at Tmweance university this spring. Graduates and former students have pledged donations, totaling about 315000, with Dr Wilses S Naylor offering one dollar for every dollar donated. President Planta says construction can begin within a year if funding continues.
A fragment cites a New York Academy of Medicine discussion praising bizarre cures and nonsensical remedies including Merry Widow tutorials and a soup radio. The piece mocks panaceas and notes insomnia anemia pneumonia typhoid fever and bone tuberculosis as claimed by dubious sources.
Residents of Plover gathered for a Sunday community time with visits to Dera and Met Penmods Wome. Meo, Med Menaul, and children attended, along with Mies Anim and others touring the Met Penmods. Local churches shared in the day’s activities and a family potluck followed services.
A garbled local social column recounts weekend events including shopping outings, visits, dances, and family gatherings. It mentions Myra Kroger and several residents attending Saturday events, a wedding reception with relatives, a dance led by Julilia Warner, and guests in various homes. A cyclone destroyed a barn near Robitivan, with no serious injuries to four horses. Wallace Robinson of Montreal visits, and a ball features the Swan and Grand Rapids orchestra.
Fred and Bernatte Schlattarer of Novedah visited at Bart Caffney's home. Curtis Crottenu's couple attended Mrs. Tings's funeral at Rudolph. Dagel is a cousin of Crattgau. Ulrick Schank and his wife welcomed a baby girl Thursday. Marl Akoy returned home after a week in Tre dolph. Benrick and Nekoomi hosts at Jim Klappa's. Eugene Grottenn and family visited in Rudolph. Wim Gokey and his son stopped by Horace Weaver's house recently.
Master Aloe Corriveae slight improve under Dr Aylward care after illness. The Marsin couple welcome a baby at their home Friday, mother and child thriving. About thirty five friends surprised Mr and Mrs O W Dodge Thursday evening with whist and refreshments, calling them royal entertainers. Guests included B W Aulcuts D LaRoux B Boyles and others.
Fragmented missive details social events in a village including arrivals, a ten pound birth, parties at the Louie Sehuh home, a wedding of Joseph Noel to an out-of-town bride, and residents entertaining guests. Mentions Harman Portarville, Mrs Loituer, Mrs Knotaton, and Grand Suply visitors.
Mr and Mrs Hegano Grottode hosted over Saturday and Sunday with Mr and Mrs Peter Key. the Crogan family enjoyed time with Mr and Mrs Modo Starkey. Miss Norm Bedegull Lanre Johnson visited weekend with their parents Mr and Mrs Tandoro Livernael and family. Mrs Clare Jusaby spent taw days with Mr and Mrs A O Enjawa while Stavens Poins and others traveled. Little Mary and Albin Rujawa visited grandparents at Stovans Woint.
Local company Rudolph Lolenzane and partners sign contracts for wood and ground work to lay a new telephone line from the city toward Rudolph. Kujawa and Deuckaon say construction near term with monthly rate of 1.00 and a 60 cent monthly dividend. many locals pledge some labor, aiming for savings. Separate Paris court ruling touches on prudence in dress orders amid social status, awarding 5500 to a gown supplier from a 4500 claim. Hartford Times notes a quip about curiosity and common sense.
Fragmented items list church services social dances and meetings in Moyiaeuo and nearby towns. Notes mention a rummage sale in Lyon Block, parish repairs, a sermon topic They Have Some Very Nice Wood County and Grand Rapids Views, and a prophecy about a boxing match by John T Sullivan.
Prof. A S Alexander of the University of Wisconsin warns in a new bulletin that about 2000 grade stallions are used for breeding in Wisconsin hindering progress. The report includes maps and photos showing poor stock and recommends measures to phase out grade and scrub sires, noting state subsidies of $95,926.89 to fairs in 1906 for promoting such animals.
Mrs Sarah A Cole of Dover Delaware recounts long Rheumatic suffering before using Chamberlain Pain Balm She reports rapid relief after starting the treatment and notes it enabled rest and sleep Her testimonial mentions friends who also benefited and cites Daly Drug Jewelry Co as the seller.
Reportedly, despite Eastern media opposition to William Jennings Bryan, the governor and political figures in Chicago and Washington, a Danville convention is expected to nominate Bryan. Strong references to Koreau and Gray are noted as background.
The report notes Bryan commands 185 delegates already pledged or endorsed, with 604 more potentially favorable, totaling 657 for Bryan if elected. Opposition among Staten and doubtful states adds 321 delegates, suggesting Bryan would secure two thirds from swing states if trends hold, despite rival efforts and energy.
J Kelloge veterinary surgeon in Onlarly Wey details listed services and places. The report mentions Toront GAN BpRewil and references operations and patients at the Wil ter House connected to Strout. The fragmentary text notes payments and dates, indicating routine medical work and admissions.
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