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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
4
The Tribune lists display rates: 24 inches by 2% space at 2.40 dollars per insertion. All local notices cards of thanks conflations of respect and entertainments with no admission fee publish at rate per inch.
Mrs Jobin Berk led a visit with Lautweed Druwe and Robert Marrs at a gathering near Mevnilly. Mrs Meyers resigned as catcher mail, while Antoinette and Cheong Bares attended a pole-spoke event with Pacer pei teas. Residents report weddings, shopping trips, and church visits in Green, Portland, and surrounding towns.
MEEHAN AV BL Bile is regressing his time. A Morrill lost a horse this week. Glack Smith of Setongs Prama visits. Arnun Hawley of Stevens Point was a business criler here Tuesday. Walter Glussman went to Sauk Rapids to work in a rented mill. Good Cough Medicine for Children urged. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by Mrs F T Starcher of Ripley WV. Sold by Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
The fragmentary OCR lists visits and family notes among local residents and relatives. It references Willie Rudolph and Mey, Dave Taylor leaving for Minlidsate, Delia Gasper of Giraud, Sharkey and Asa Wittes, Mrs. Splitt, Mr. and Mrs. John Rayoma, and shoppers on a Saturday. Details are garbled but indicate routine social notices and personal movements.
Fragmented local column notes list visitors and residents across Dexterville, naming families and neighbors. Mentions of gate closures, hosting guests, travels to Gilto and Glos, and several unnamed illnesses or absences appear amid sparse details.
Short Course a Paying Investment reports on a two month program at the College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin. It outlines student enrollment, potential earnings after graduation, and cost considerations including tuition and living expenses. The piece notes promising wages and career opportunities for graduates and cites official figures and quotes from instructors and administrators.
Article narrates how the upper Bowery got renamed Fourth Avenue in the 1840s after Mr Smith moved his family to a house on Union Square. His wife initially refused Bowery living, and a council action changed street signs to Fourth Avenue from Union Square to Fourth Street, sparing Mrs Smith from the Bowery. The piece also includes a brief anecdote about a Spanish custom of lavish entertaining and a note on tidal effects lengthening days.
A long column of short items lists visits, departures, and daily life across towns including Miss Pawling Syedine at Dr. Waters bank, Mr. Ross's business calls, Thanksgiving reunions, and a Mor than one mention of upcoming trips and family news. The piece notes Myrold arriving from Minnesota for winter, the birth of a girl to Mr. and Mrs. Solchenberger, and Thanksgiving at the Woolls home. Also includes local medical testimonial for Foley's Kidney Remedy and an excursion rail rate to Chicago via the North Western.
Complaint of back ache and kidney soreness leads to Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimony from Jane Howard of Grand Rapids says pills relieved constant back pain and sharp shoots. She bought from Weingott Twelfth St Grand Rapids and urges others with kidney trouble to try Doan's. Sold by wholesale and retail agents nationwide.
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