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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
4
A damaged OCR pass yields an incoherent notice mentioning Grand Rapids and local entities with scattered fragments. No clear event, dates, or names are readable to establish a definite action or outcome.
The unreadable OCR passage mentions names and places in a dense, jumbled style. It references individuals such as Teriprbeer and Pet Paedtie, plus locations and events that appear to be cut off. The text yields no clear event or coherent narrative to summarize beyond scattered proper nouns.
A highly garbled OCR passage from a historical newspaper page presents a sweep of seemingly unrelated fragments. The readable bits mention places, names, and terms such as Waralaresk, Pooper district, Ulaintiott, and The Woady con, but the overall meaning is unclear.
An iPolitical notice outlines support for Welkund for sheriff in Wood County. It praises his long party service and notes past county campaign efforts by the Democratic challenger, urging Republican voters to back Welkund in the November election.
A handwritten letter from Lois A Bauman and others argues the district attorney and supreme court judges should reside at the county seat Grand Rapids and county officers all live there by law making county business cheaper and more convenient They urge the attorney general and state officials to keep offices in the county seat citing practical necessity and proximity to voters and officials
Notice to Republican voters from Grand Rapids Wisconsin dated Tuneith 1d requests tolerance for candidacy for the Republican nomination of State Senator for the 9th Senatorial District at the September primaries. Theodore W Brazen is named as the author.
Geo. W. Brown of Pittaville Wisconsin announces his candidacy for Sheriff on the republican ticket subject to primary election approval on September 4. He solicits support from voters who believe the western part of the county should have representation at the county seat.
On the Republican ticket, E. Andrews of Marshfield Wisconsin declares his candidacy for district attorney. He notes backing from friends across the county and plans to file for the September primary.
L Haraby announces candidacy for the assembly on the Republican ticket in the coming primary election to be held on September 4. O R Goldworthy.
The article extols energetic citizens who wake early and plan wisely to revive towns. It argues success hinges on public spirit and prudent action, noting conditions aid but internal drive and cohesive effort build a thriving community.
A chaotic speech at a Tadapo gathering attacked a telephony employee, blaming her for various delays and disasters. Speakers praised the reporter's steadfast labor while denouncing mistreatment and demanding recognition for the worker’s skill, endurance, and fidelity. The speaker concluded with a toast to the telephone girl.
Daily programs promise dazzling aerial salutes and changing colors as Painfireworks Company stages a grand display at the state fairgrounds. Nightly features include giant balloons, jeweled mines, thirty rockets, and a spectrum of colors with floral shells and national red white blue bursts. Fair week runs September 10 to 14 with reduced rail rates.
A Wood County Wisconsin Democratic Party meeting will be held September 6 1906 across precincts wards villages and townships to select representatives for the county committee Edward Lynch serves as chairman of the county committee.
Our country correspondents report Pisa Roth Boorman visiting friends at Saratoga NB while various locals like Colby of Nekoowa and Myrtle Scott of Plainfield spend time with relatives. The page notes community events, illness remedies, church activities, and travel, with several names and places mentioned, including St Josephs Society lectures and Molly Holt as travelers.
NEKOOSA reports an application to the Wisconsin Central to run an ice tram between Nekoosa and Giana Rapids to serve students from this city attending Grant Rapids High School. Whether the Nekoosa branch timetable will change remains undecided. adjustments would be minor. Local notes cover residents, travel plans, a funeral, family events, and social gatherings, with community notices and ads amid a mix of names and local places.
Pabock and Mire Chae visited, Baye Mee Tas Crifitle Porter shopped Saturday with a note of a large reception Sunday. Grand Rapids visitor Little Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stiles, a call from Rocky Maruti Jallison. Wellington friends stayed in the village a couple days. Downing of Destarville moved family into Morao’s house. Nolmar, village chair, traveled county for bridge quattara work.
Mr Hodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri writes of suffering from enlarged prostate and kidney trouble for years. After taking two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he reports relief and better health, though still aging. Dewg & Jewelry Co advertises the remedy.
Anguat Ruitz went to Milwaukay to work and Sehont begins histoint No 3 next Monday with Mise Agner Keenan as teacher. The area endured a severe storm causing damage to cars and buckwheat. Local visits occurred as Anna Keenan and Louise Kidd visited Dosterville. Anton Dolendoff called in Rich Gald. Elma and Willie Sanger visited from Nokoosa then returned home. Catholic services at Babcock noted six children received Holy Communion. Robert Sanger wed at Hass home and Geo Surdick married at Marah. A farm for sale four miles south of Babcock advertised. Mrs. Seboba seeks inquiries. Mrs. Carl Sanger ill. A cheese factory dance concluded the week.
A church announcement states Hirst Moravian Church will start the morning service at 10 45 oclock next Sunday with Hay Madsen delivering the sermon.
A garbled notice declares a candidate on a party ticket for district attorney, with reference to a primary election date and several unreadable underlines. The text mentions voters and a named candidate, though many words are unclear.
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