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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1908
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads indicate a Democratic ticket with positions including presiding roles, treasurer, and committee members. The listing shows names and roles, hinting at a local party slate amid a broader electoral filing.
The readable passage reflects a chaotic political panorama with references to Democratic campaigns, party unity, and electoral dynamics across states like New York and Wisconsin. It mentions figures, alliances, and conjectures about voter support, interwoven with garbled phrases and unclear claims.
A Democratic-leaning appeal argues for Neal Brown of Wisconsin as the party’s candidate for United States Senator. The piece praises his loyalty, experience, and character, urging Wood County Democrats to unite and vote for Brown in the upcoming primary and general elections.
A tribute praising William J. Bryan for twelve years of public service and loyalty despite adversity. The piece lauds his patriotism and argues he merits careful consideration by voters. It also notes Democratic ratification and a campaign event featuring speakers Sullivan and Wil Hira with Barnes of Waupaca. Also mentions a testimonial about Foley's Kidney Cure.
A historical column critiques the line from the Republican platform claiming a protective tariff brings business prosperity. It cites past panics from 1873 to 1907, argues tariffs harmed growth, and questions the party's blame for economic crises while urging scrutiny of policy outcomes. The piece references multiple eras and industrial impacts.
Fragmented OCR records show visits and moves in a small town. People travel to Richfield Marshfield Anuletos and Dakota while families prep for relocations and new homes. Health notes, a product ad for Orino Laxative and local merchants Daly Drug and Johnson & Hill appear amid scattered names and dates.
Remington residents and visitors from Milwaukee and Chicago area traveled to calls at Casey McGlynn Bowden and Damme households. Several ladies attended gatherings, with kinfolk visiting across Remington Babcock and Nekoors areas. An advertisement promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues, endorsed by Daty Drug and Johnson & Hill Co.
MBeehan A. E. Pike came up from his Adams County ranch Friday to get his rye threaded and cut his clover seed. Join Wolostk and daughter Mollie attended the stock fair at Stevens Point last week. Mrs. Clendenmine is leaving her machine shed and other outbuildings. Aaron Smith is doing that work. Matt Hemmis halved Guores Wil lines thresh Tat waek. M. H. Munger was at Stevens Point last Thursday. Ad Qulandenniog has twenty heres of clover seed to cut. Autopa Green was a Grand Rapids visitor Friday. Ms. Hawley and daughter Ollie of Stevens Point visited their daughter Mrs. EB Bailey and family last week. />
Fragmentary OCR reads names SHERRY Dr H H ew Rinney and Mize Hattis Whitnay visiting over Saturday. Mentions Thos Evans Leo Varsho at Maralefields over Sunday and Migs Jounie Whitney in field caliex Monday. Mrs OLN Satminers with granulated sore cited.
In a House statement on May 9 1908 Congressman John J Vitererala of New York warned that administration efforts may aim to divert attention from the real accusation by highlighting widespread bank issues. He referenced Civil War era expenditures and cited large sums including 9 901 820 892 over four Theodore Roosevelt years and 428 809 871 in another figure.
Fragmented editorial content urges Democrats to vote for Democratic candidates in state and local races and warns Republicans against influencing outcomes. A diarized testimonial on a diarrhoea remedy follows, touting Chamberlain's remedy as cured after years of suffering, with a local retailer noted.
Julie Sualenka of Stevens Point wed John Wilkeow of Rudolpk at St. Peter's church with attendants Misie Loglea Soalenka and Giars Drewig. The bride, from Stevens Point, is praised as an estimable young lady. groom from Bend area, now in Radgloh. Local society and estate dealer Akoy's visit and the upcoming H B活动 meeting noted. Numerous family updates, illnesses, and condolences accompany the society column.
A barn blaze near Nekoosa blamed on a boy who forgot a lighted match while tending a hay stack. Firefighters rescued the barn and ensured the blaze was extinguished. Also reports census takings for Wintrict No 1 show 47h persons, 178 males of 4 to 24 and a bridal ceremony in the village.
In Groenemeyer area woods and patchy berry picking draw locals like Hansen and Keip families. A newborn joined Charley and Mrs Keip at their farm while Mr Cowles traveled to Milwaukee to aid a sick sister. New resident Ishora injured a foot at A P Beans, misfortune ticks through the community with broken threshing gear and fences. Grandma Miller visits from Grand Rapids to see kin and berries. Fred Kenn negotiates iron barn rental for a year with an option to buy.
The article records villagers in Vesper tending onions and surveying a new plant site by Vespar Mallgable Iron Co. It notes a meeting of the Datmerst Society of Equity at the echoos hones Laat Saturday and lists several local visitors including Mrs. Gandi and Mr. Dayig from Marshfield. A health blurb warns older men about bladder and kidney trouble and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure.
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