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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR item shows an old Grand Rapids newspaper notice advertising display rates and publication details. It lists rates and sections but text is garbled with stray names and filler. Reads like a classified or promotional rate card for the paper’s advertising pages.
Wisconsin university and college faculties, graduate students, and teachers from across the nation gather for a summer session vote. The report lists participating institutions, states represented, and degrees pursued, highlighting a broad academic turnout and the issue of credit optimization during the vacation term.
Fragmented OCR passage references Carpenter origin and military context, naming several institutions and roles. It mentions naval and army themes, a requested examination process, and references to military colleges, uniforms, and positions. The garbled text implies a historical discussion of military education and staffing.
A garbled political notices item announces candidates for Republican nominations in Wood County. It names a state senator candidate for the Wir Senatorial District and various local offices including county treasurer and district attorney. The text references upcoming primaries and urges voter support in the primary election.
Fragmentary OCR text references a Republican ticket candidate and a superintendent mention in a county setting. Names are garbled, but it implies an upcoming or recent nomination or election event with a county official.
A candidate announces a bid for Clerk of Court in the upcoming Republican primary. The message, signed as Charles Hektor, urges support for his candidacy and references the Glewnip court and local financial details, including a proposed 400K amount tied to his platform.
William Davis announces candidacy for Register of Deeds in Wood County. J Dintolly and others support him while pledging faithful service and prior experience. Also listed is candidate J Malia on the Democratic ticket for county clerk in the upcoming primary in September.
In Wood County voters the candidate Lor Cuglatar of Doods of Wood Go seeks nomination at the coming primary election to be held on September 4. C. BE, Boles.
Voters of Wood County are informed by the committee that two candidates will compete in the upcoming primary election. The message mentions a public notice and directs voters to participate in the November election process.
A candidate, M. Duan, announces seeking a Wood community assembly seat on the Democratic ticket in the upcoming primary on September 46. The message targets Wood voters with emphasis on party alignment and candidacy.
A fragmented notice announces Wood County voters will decide in the Democratic primary for a challenger to Hiatt. It references August or September dates and a candidate named Julius Wolch in the political contest.
Michael Krings announces his candidacy for Wood County surveyor on the Democratic ticket in the upcoming primary election set for September 4. The statement brief confirms his party and the office sought.
Voters in Wood County nominate a Democratic candidate for coroner at the upcoming primary election. The field includes HL Van Lath as a contender amid local party activities and ballot planning.
Community notes list visits by Agnes Munger, Ruth Borma, and Milly Estelle Parks among others. The school will start next Monday with Migg Bess Bowersok as teacher. Several locals travel to Plainfield, Stevens Point, and Arthur O Clondonning shows, with various family and friend visits noted. A traveling salesman impressed with stock inadept at a recent stop.
A long fragment condemns mail order catalogues and separators sold by Chicago firms. It recalls a prior Appleton Fourth Rundor tale of a fallow selling razors, where a buyer lost money and a sly seller escaped blame. The piece argues mail order firms undercut by inferior goods and deception, profiting before delivery while home dealers offer better value.
A hungry tramp in a saloon asks for a drink and, after a forced toast, delivers a stark speech about ruined manhood and a life wrecked by drink. He recalls a past of home and friends now vanished, ending with a pledge that his only solace is the maelstrom of alcohol. The scene closes as the group drains away.
Sherry notes school costs at 2080 dollars for teacher salaries and six dollars eighty eight cents per child in district. the Shorty Christian Endeavor elects officers Otto Paulson and others. Dr Whitney family moves in as new residents. Northwestern Collegiate Institute brings growth with hotels and remodeling. local trips and visits abound including Dakota, Arlington, and Milwaukee connections. multiple announcements on clergy, students, and community projects.
Miss Udith Goulthart from Lox Angles California visits her brother Walter in Dangtin Manitoba and plans to stay the summer. Mr and Mrs John Weyers spent Sunday in Grant Rapids. Alan Doughty born last week to Mr and Mrs Orlif Doughty, their fourteenth child, twelve living. Scrub yourself daily ads for a laxative. Vivian Newmay sold his Grand Rapids home to Td Warner for farm and plans to move to the town. A cousin from home attended the Stevens Point game in Grand Rapids.
Milwauken visitor Mr. Friend departed on the noon train after visiting relatives Mrs. Calin and Mr. Wick. Miss Sonia Strank rode as a Buhonck passenger with a Sunday visit to sister Alma. Grand Rapids visitors Mr. and Mrs. Farrar and Miss Fitch were in town Tuesday and Wednesday. A severe Wednesday storm caused hail damage to cranberries. Prof. Whittan of the University of Wisconsin checked work at the Experimental station. Numerous social calls and a Berrybog Sungalow gathering featured Mrs. Whittlesey entertaining travelers and friends from Grand Rapids to St. Louis. Timothy Foley began extensive home improvements. ALE. Bennett owns a new gasoline launch and plans a river trip. A local medical ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure from Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
During hot weather the first signs of summer diarrhea in children require prompt care. A few doses of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy followed by a dose of castor oil to cleanse the system. Rev M O Stockland praises the remedy for summer disorders in children. Sold by Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
Mr and Mrs Robert Davison and children returned home the first week after a month with relatives in Spring Valley Minnesota Mrs Win Smith and her children visited Friday with her daughter Mrs Ward Weldon The Ladies Aid met with Mrs John Gunslay Wednesday A woman wonders about wasted sheets and wrinkles If she took trollisters Rocky Mountain Sea she would have neither Bright smiling face follows its use 35 cents Tea or Tahiels Johnson Hill Co Mr and Mrs J Wolcott shopped in Grand Rapids Thursday A group surprised Miss Mary Milking Saturday for her birthday Oland Thornburg hauling lumber for an addition to his house by the Tay Mile Creek
Mr and Mrs J G DeMare visited at Tied AFB and Fay while Akey family cared for Mrs Akay. Curtis Croti an bought a baggy from L M Nash. Willie Miller of Mexico greets friends. BH Weaver makes daily Rapids trips. Wardway reports a top paper machine from Geo Fisher Eau Claire.
Mr. Chas Baldwin of Rawardsville Illinois reports chronic constipation and stomach troubles eased by Chamberlain tummy and Liver tablets. He credits the remedy for his recovery and endorses the product. Price is 25 cents with free samples. Daly Drug and Jewelry Co. carries it.
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