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Fragmented notes from Marshfield list miscellaneous local items and mentions. The jumbled text hints at social updates, personal notices, and community interests without full clarity.
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
4
Fragmented notes from Marshfield list miscellaneous local items and mentions. The jumbled text hints at social updates, personal notices, and community interests without full clarity.
Public services for Sunday August 72 1900 are listed with class meetings at 10:30 and preaching at 3. Sunday School at 9 and Epworth League at 7:30. The morning service features special music by the ladies quartet and the evening by the Redlenten’s quartet with a sermon on The Vision that brings Unrest to the Soul and The Man who asserts Himself.
A mother of eight recounts her daughter's near-death from dysentery and credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving her life. She says the medicine proved one of the best and would have saved much anxiety if known earlier. For sale by Johnsons & Hill Co.
Public services at First Congregational Church Maple Ave West Side led by Rev BJ H Shaw. Morning service at 30 30 a m features The Clearer Vision. Sunday School and evening readings include nature and spiritual themes with poems by Lowell Whittier and others. Anthems and solos offered at sessions.
A cautionary note highlights quick thinking that averted disaster at a local event. Officials credit timely actions by attendees and responders, detailing the sequence of events and the resulting safety improvements for future gatherings.
Local planners report ongoing delays in the WEN Dey street taper project affecting fewer town streets. Officials urge patience as crews address utility relocations and weather impacts while residents seek clearer timelines.
The readable text is severely garbled with dates, names, and places unreadable. No coherent event or entities can be identified to form a proper summary card.
A local notice advertises medical treatment opportunities and draft enlistments. It lists applicants including Elue G Saverity, Git Clearity, Bea Tospel, J Miller, and Ernest Yung who were accepted, with commander Beu Poepel and others noted. The notice mentions Shilohs Gene sinuation Cure and a refund guarantee if not benefited, with price details.
The Epworth League of the M church held an ice cream social on Tuesday evening. The hall was beautifully decorated with flags and bunting. Tables had fine covers and cream and cake were excellent. The event drew a large crowd and netted about $16 for the church.
Rev A Petterson will lead English preaching on Sunday at 3 p.m. with a Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. Dr A Waters, physician, attends church daily from nearby offices and houses. Alternate Sunday services in Rodolph at 3 p.m. All are welcome to attend.
A brief clipping notes that the Ericas Tourist Association in Yellowstone Park and Alaska faces a lien, with limited legible details about parties involved and potential implications for tourism and access.
Fragmentary OCR hints at excursion or travel notice with dates and days unreadable. Mentions AM and St Baul excursions, events around September, and travel or schedule details unclear. No clear entities or concrete facts available.
City proceedings detail petitions for sidewalks and curb grade on Cranberry Street and adjacent avenues, street widening at Goorman’s corner, gutter work along Bon Street, and tree removals to accommodate new sidewalks. Ordinances on cattle on streets, rubbish destruction, and wagon traffic rules are adopted. clerk Mosier notes proceedings continue next week.
Ordinance 66 regulates cattle on city streets and public places in Rapids, with penalties for violations by any person or corporation. The measure specifies enforcement by the city authorities and outlines applicable fines and remedies.
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