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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text shows a sports heat with names and spots, but details are unclear. The readable elements include a heat, a Miss, and a coach or official, suggesting a track or relay event with placements mentioned in a noisy clipping.
A quirky Sigel column blends rural observations with local happenings. It mentions an owl captured near Jul Waja, weed irritation on several passersby, sourwick as a remedy, fast ripening wheat and harvests, early hay and oats, blueberry forays near Rudolph station, new potatoes cucumbers and cabbage delighting Hans Brinker, Miss Fifty Goggins teaching district No. 5, promising melons, and grasshoppers. It ends with a reminder of a Sunday picnic at Andrew's Stove.
Local items report visits from Miss Celia Burr and Anna Griver of your city to the chapel event. J L Vacrén’s fence work is noted with V Garrison visiting Chicago early in the week. A. Case of Mather acts as a great helper. Three rooms for rent in yellowing house advertise via harness shop.
In Cranmayur and surrounding areas residents note visits by Mrs. 8. X. Whittle, C. A. Jasperson of Fort Edwards, and others including Sandy Ralph Smith and Mrs. Bennett. A health advisory promotes regular bowel movements and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, priced 22 cents, as a remedy.
A crowded Sunday gathering at John Wassow’s home in Vesper honored Miss Wassow of Columbus on vacation. Various residents record visits, excursions, parties, real estate purchases, and church socials. Names include Tony Bast, E Keilner, Mir Vallette, J Flanahan, Ferdinand Schulle, York, Rozell, Lenor Hessler, Juno, Mary Lydick, Gilmaster, and W A Peterson among others.
The community notes harvest progress with partners finishing their outs and crop yields responding to favorable growing conditions. Seneca resident Minili Gusteieh plans a residence on his farm while Sunfield announces a western side contractor. AIMS to a gentle call for health remedies appears as Chamberlain’s Liver Tablets advertised by Johnson & Hill Co along with second round bicycles for sale.
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