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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
7
Classified notice offers a family driving horse, aged and perfectly sound, plus a sale by George N. Waon at Bodette's shoe shop location. Readable fragments suggest a local want ad for a reliable horse.
The advertisement highlights Victoria flour as a high quality product. It notes careful attention to every detail of manufacture whether large or small, export selection or only No. 1 wheat, and asserts a thoroughly modern plant ensures customer satisfaction with even the strictest standards.
Local notes list Thanksgiving visitors and business travel in Marshfield and nearby. Names include Clarence Bloof in Milwaukee, J A Conant of Pittsville, Ed Hayes residence guests, and several Marshfield residents visiting relatives or conducting legal or business matters.
A satirical December forecast mixes mockery of trusts and political figures with playful prophecy. It envisions Santa Claus and notable names like Taft Carnegie Kuhn Loeb Aldrich and Rockefeller in a fanciful Christmas pageant while predicting economic quirks and winter chaos across towns.
Noted excursion sale promotion for Omaha Nebraska via the North Western Line. Details mention travel to various places with a deadline and agent participation, alongside a broad protest text urging action against plague and naming several locations and items. The readable fragment emphasizes travel pricing and date limits.
A garbled note reports a Christmas season money handling event involving a bank and deposit, with references to individuals and locations. The fragment hints at a transaction or agreement tied to a friend and a suite preset, but details remain unclear.
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