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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1913
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR note lists a licensed tembatmer and undertaker with a phone number 42 and store 313 at Spar fora Luilding, Wass Ste. John Beuger, Teshlence phone 436. Details are unclear but indicate contact numbers and business roles in a historical directory.
Otto J. Lou of Altdort travels. Clara Carlsen visits Merrill. Mrs. Hirsch and Mrs. Delap visit Marshfield. Wiliam Fels travels to Chicago and California. Ana Armstrong returns home. Lydia Juneau resigns in Dr. Bahlugen's ville for Nevedah. Garney St. Denis sells farm near Rudolph. Getts on MacKinnon trip. hypmasters admired at swimming pool. law supplements available at Tribune office. George and Archie McMillan back from Minnesota. Tonry Ei Mitch in city. Boyer discusses Clinton work. Prof. Jackson returns from Indiana. South Dakota trip planned. Marshfield fair opening with Grand Rapids day. Ned Langer leaves Bijou. Will Lyons visits town.
Daladul and Pauline Laden visit sisters and aunts in city while Katherine Carr stays a week with Miss Inez Relehel. Families and friends from Milwaukee Marshfield Milladore Tripoli and Chicago travel for visits and fair attendance. A. Ames, Lynn Renne, and others plan trips to Marshfield Portage and Barcoo area with assorted relatives in tow.
The 1014 Wisconsin marriage law requires men to undergo health examinations within fifteen days before applying for a license. Physicians must certify lack of venereal disease, with fees capped at nine dollars. Clerks face penalties for improper licensing. cases may go to county court if health certificates are disputed. It imposes penalties for evasion, perjury, and improper disclosure by officials and witnesses.
The piece notes heat and rough living sparking fear and agitation in a poor house, with violent outbursts and dogs biting in the city. It discusses dog catching, hydrophobia questions, and water for dogs. It then shifts to joyriding risk under Wisconsin’s new auto law, harsher penalties, and a state prison possibility for motor vehicle theft. A blind yearling fawn near Arkdale is captured and given to a game warden.
The University of Wisconsin extension division debuts a health instruction bureau guiding readers on everyday health topics. Summer diarrhea kills many infants. warm milk fosters germs. Keep raw milk cold, use ice, and handle bottles properly. Treat diarrhea by clearing bowels and starving the child for 24 hours, with medical guidance for feeding.
In Wisconsin at Milwaukee on September 5 12 19 an instructive exhibition showcases the state's agricultural live stock and industrial educational interests. Tickets available via Chicago and North Western Line and legal blanks for sale at this office.
Classified fragment lists job ad for a dining room girl at Brockmas Theataurant Lost Elk, with reward for finder returning to Cleve Akey. Also small town ads: sale building on Shermill street, sale of a seven room home near Hearstone school, sale of store fixtures, a forty acre farm on Rudoleh Marsh road near Grand Rapids, and a found steel camera tripod with 25 cent reward.
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