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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1906
Page
8
County Clerk Geo W. Davis certifies the list of all persons nominated or who filed nomination papers, entitled to be voted for at the September 4 1906 primary in Wood County wards and election precincts, per secretary of state.
The notice sets the polls open from 6 AM to 7 PM in each precinct and attests to the official seal and signature dated August 14 1906 at Grand Rapids, marking the assembly of the Social Democratic process.
An assortment of residents from Gren Hay Arcadia Waupaen and Milwaukee travel to visit relatives and attend gatherings. Mrs Larson and family stay at Tali Chisper home. Miss Louise Podawiltz III extends greetings. Ed Bergan’s family plan a week in South Bend Ind. Rosy community notes detail arrivals departures and visits across multiple towns with stays at several homes and family events.
Attorney Louis Ay Bantam explains the primary election law and ballot process. Voters will receive four party ballots and must mark only one, tears not allowed, then fold and submit the marked ballot to the inspector while depositing the unmarked ballots separately.
Wisconsin cranberry growers prepare for the season with meetings planned in Warsham and Philadelphia to gauge crop prospects. Reports cite wind/weather impacts, marketing plans, and anticipated five week harvest beginning September first, with emphasis on quality and market conditions.
Local ad copy from Daly Drug and Jewelry touts Foley’s cough and cold remedy as a trusted choice, claiming it stands out amid various medicines. The note emphasizes its efficacy for family use and urges readers to try the product.
In Adde tional Locat 7 1 only Necodul finishing galatives and friends in this city for a few days. Miss Florence Schatler of Stevens Point is the guest of Miss Vivo Bragg this week. Miss Gorlinda Knutson of Wanpaca is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Wm Boyce this week. Miss Ruth Susth of Sparta is the guest of Miss Glindetta and Alta Shermer this week. Mrs. Ws. Collier has been seriously ill for the past week, but is better now. Mrs. Homer Case returned to Milwaukee after a visit with relatives. G Broderti opens a wholesale riveting shop at Virginia Minnesota. Friends here wish him success.
Henry Stay engages in punding a new hong for Geo- Baster of Hanson. Misa Beamie O'Brien visited her sister P. Flenagay last week. A large number attended the Sangerfest picnic at Moarairfield Iet Sunday. So White returned from Winnipeg Sunday night. Vesper Brick and Tile Co shipped a car load away Saturday. New brass band members received instruments and practice time. Miss Mabel White returned from Minneapolis after visiting there.
A brakeman on the Northern road between Fond du Lac and Princeton was crushed by a freight train Tuesday. He was cutting offcoma and walking between cars when his foot caught on a plank at a crossing. wheels ran over him, killing him instantly. He lived at Fond du Lac with a wife and two children.
In Saratoga district news several teachers are set for the upcoming term. Carrie Evans heads Dist No 3, Caroline Nutter Dist No 6, and Dora Thompson Dist No 5. Clara Johnson returned from Lakes region, and Migues Clara and Emma Johnson will teach at Arp in Dist No 3 and 6 respectively.
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