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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1906
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text shows an unclear advertisement or notice from Grand Rapids Tribune with multiple garbled words and names. Readable items include mentions of Grand Rapids, feeders, rates, and partner terms but no coherent event, date, or parties to summarize.
Fragmented OCR passage discusses training, writing ability, education access, and potential focus on literacy with references to teachers, students, and planning. Contains numerous garbled phrases and names, but centers on pedagogy and instructional aims.
The article details the establishment of Tastonen University School of Maine’s new music department under Mr Shepard and Mr Shona. It notes the forthcoming opening on September 2, with plans for a 15,000 building, and lists applicants from Crean Baypids and Lawrence, plus notable staff placements in string and vocal departments.
A St Louis publication urges lasting relief from "heat" by frequent baths and powders. It condemns tight clothing for babies, recommends light gowns, and advocates gradual protection from temperature changes to avoid discomfort during hot weather.
A flood of low quality notices outlines Republican candidacies for county roles in Wisconsin and a sheriff and treasurer races. Messages from Theo W. Brawatac and others urge support at primaries while community events include a silver Jubilee Catholic school program with diplomas for five students and a drawn historical scene.
The record notes a Republican ticket candidate for Clerk of Court in Marshfield Wis, with preliminary party activities and local endorsements. It lists attendees at a Green Bay trip, resignations at the Pulp and Paper Co, and several local residents visiting or attending events.
A misspelled note appears to declare candidacy for the office of county clerk at Waud Gaunty. The writer asserts two years of service and claims belief in loyalty and truth, naming Game Davia as a signer or witness in the faded text. The fragmentary document suggests a political filing or statement of intent.
W. S. Powell announces candidacy for county clerk of Wood County on the Democratic ticket. He states intent to reinstate duties and urges voters to participate in the forthcoming primary election.
A garbled notice from Wood County presents multiple declarations of candidacy for county treasurer and member of assembly on the Democratic ticket. The text indicates a September primary and names several figures, though names and dates are partly unreadable.
Julius Welch announces candidacy for sheriff on the Democratic ticket for the Wood County primary on September 4. Michael Kringa declares for Wood County surveyor as a Democratic candidate in the same Sept. 4 primary. H. Van Kath announces for coroner on the Democratic ticket at the September primary.
A clipped political fragment argues for Democratic candidate Dr. Frank Pomainville in the assembly race, urging preparation for sun and forecast showers. The notice pivots to public health, recommending Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as immediate treatment to avert fatal delays, noting it is sold by Daly Dray & Jewelry Co. PAW 93.
A local message urges immediate attention to a child's loose bowels during hot weather to prevent illness. It promotes Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with oil to cleanse the system, and cites Rev. Al Stockland of Little Falls Minnesota praising its effectiveness for summer disorders in children. Sold by Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
Social pages report visits by Miss Hattie Schroeder and Miss Mattie Daly, with Mrs Francia Hunter and others in Reinville and nearby towns. A Saturday dance hosted by Mr and Mrs E Moses drew neighbors. Dr Ridgwan tended Walter Lipke after a illness. Blackberries are abundant as Henry Otto visits relatives and picks berries.
Port Edwards Democrat Hubert Van Ruth faces no opposition as no party nominee or Republican papers filed for coroner. Grand Opera House to present Dora Thorne adaptation next Thursday August 16 with strong production values and a noted cast led by Mine Mand Hrandon. Wisconsin Wood County foreclosure notices and sheriff court actions listed in local notices.
Mrr John Vorey iv sick this week. Matt Hommis won a Buon Viela prize one day last week. A young couple hosted a Kur prine party in Oradia Thursday night for a birthday. Grain cutting and wracking marked the day. Pike visited Adama county to harvest rye. Slack and wife of Port Edwards visited Inivar’y parents over Sunday. R I Bailey left to attend the G A R encampment in Minneapolis. A surprise party honoring Mr and Mrs Bailey drew a large crowd. Surprise parties growing in popularity. A Lutz began breaking last week. Don’t target the Sons of Veterans. picnic planned at Yellow Banks on August seventeenth. A dance night in the Plover hall.
An old user report from Rockport Missouri claims Foley’s Kidney Cure alleviated years of enlarged prostate and kidney trouble in a man over sixty. The letter notes relief after two bottles and credits the remedy for improved well being after decades of symptoms. Daly Drug & Jewelry Co. is mentioned as the seller.
Mrs Albert Dowell and two children of Hancock visited the Gallaghers last week. Emme Johnson attends a teachers institute this week. Katharyn Johnson spent Monday and Tuesday with friends at Grand Rapids. Most farmers haying and marshes remain wet, as feared earlier.
Mr Ghos Baldwin of Edwardsville suffered chronic constipation and stomach troubles for years. He credits Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with his recovery and staying well. Price 25 cents. Samples free. For sale by Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
Excursion tickets via Green Bay shortline to Minneapolis St Paul sell for 5.20 round trip on August 11 13 18 and 34 with return by Sept 30. Regular weekly excursions until December 1906 offer 3.00 round trip to western points with 21 day validity. Harvest rates to Minnesota North Dakota and western states promoted. A D Hil Age offers guidance.
R.A. Gray of Oakville Indiana recounts a decade bedridden by kidney disease and credits Foley's Kidney Cure with relief after best medical care failed. A New Jersey editor Lynch of Phillipspurge Daily Post praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds in his family.
A jumbled social column lists visits and gatherings around Cranmoor Grand Rapids Nekoosa Arpin and Hathcock. Names include Fitch Bennett Whittier Carey Krager Kruschka and Krager Jr with family and friends meeting at Marshes and theaters. Mentions travel to Grand Rapids and Milwauknee with routine home visits and dances.
A flood of small town notices covers health updates, visitors, and travel among residents. Many names appear with and without places in Dakota Oshkosh Unity Madison Waupaca and Stevens Point. A birthday party in Sigel includes Mr Hankey and Mrs Youskow. a future graveside gathering is planned for John Jagodzinski.
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