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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1909
Page
4
A brief notice shows subscription rates for a year and the price, with figures partly obscured. The readable portion indicates multi year or monthly options and a postal or delivery detail, reflecting standard periodical pricing.
A garbled Saratoga report lists numerous names and events in a confused sequence. It mentions J. B Koei, Aubert Siege, Margerye Awl, and Margrey Siri, with scattered references to households, travels, and local motions. The piece reads as a chaotic field report with unclear dates, places, and outcomes.
Community brief listing residents and visitors such as Mr Guelin the popular butcher, Will Golo’s arrest for shipping partridges, and local arrivals like Mary Nelson from Ripon. Mentions of weddings, auctions, dances, and travels to Madison, Grand Rapids, and Marrill with several names and small events.
A mixed listing shows advertised letters for ladies and gentlemen with names such as Myrtle Bell Miss Livzio Mrs Hannah Haskins Miss Emma Stamm Mrs A Young and Max Boyacki Luther Plevar Jacob Hanfer Louben Harry Romer Ralph Rickenbaugh John Sinster D H Stoughton among others. The page also promotes Foley's Urino Laxative for women and children and advertises cake plates salad cup and saucers novelties from 100 to 2.50 at Grand Rapids Tea and Coffee Co.
Nekoosa reports rapid progress on railroad contraction with tracks extending toward Geannel Rapids. Local officials and business figures including Jed Dayle and Mr Nash are mentioned with plans for supervision and community impact. a past fire incident and pharmacy notices close the item with references to Foley’s remedies and local names.
Mrs Phony Haug and her children visited the lows Trom a Lash week, Miss Katriotis Mary in Far many friends hope to jist at her speedy race. Mrs A Tinay and Hilda returned from Woop qwoo where she attended the yweeld lie of her niece Miss Chara Moore. Miss Ron Sager working for Mrs Kottiv for a few days. Weak Soebruck on a business trip to Pittaville last Monday. Hobart Sanger of Grand Rapids and Cilla Sanger of Nekrosa avi Mr Whit rock warp guests at the Sanger homes last Sunday. Miss Lens Soebruck visited the lore park of his grand parental wok. Louis Soebright and Wolloworr are low located Myers farm. Charles Miller of Graal Rapids visited the Sanger home last Sun. Mrs Miller of Babsock nursing Mrs Carl Rothie during illness. Was A Koonan and daughter Mrs Severson of Dexterville George visited here the fore par of Last wool. Miss Martha Soobruck, home from Babcack, and farmers taking fall plowing amid good weather. Coughs persist after influenza. Chamberlains Cough Remedy recommended. Sold by all dealers.
A customer testimonial from Grand Rapids proclaims Dean's Kidney Pills cured dullness headaches back pain and kidney trouble. The ad cites relief from unnatural secretions and sediment and urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as sole US agents. Other endorsements mention Faley's Kidney Remedy and Johns Daly Johnson Hill Co.
Warden Cale of Vesper reports numerous arrests. Geo Moore and Heath to appear in Rapids for shooting without license. Town notes widespread bur undergune bur sue prouess. Marriett drone incident near the grogus's purnate weet of thin city. Brewer left store, Rev. Pouty installed as pastor, Joe James injured, various families moving or traveling for work this season.
Sealed bids for one hundred thirty thousand five hundred dollars in Insane Asylum Bonds are invited by Wood County Wisconsin. Bonds issued December 1 1908 will bear four percent interest with semi annual payments. Bids may be delivered in parts with specific delivery dates through January 1911. A two percent certified check is required with bids and the county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
A satirical reprint from The Goodfellow mocks Governor Yin by mimicking his Thanksgiving proclamation. The spoof imagines pliant leadership, criticizes temperance policy, and lampoons social rituals, alcohol, and football with exaggerated dialect and fictional names.
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with varied titles such as Miss Mrs and Mr alongside scattered surnames including Bartlett Martha Clark R B Green Katie King H Mrs Lowe Edward Miller Alice Dougherty Lucy Palmer Alma Peters Anna Spiegel Dora Mary Barbett Albert Gross Curtain Dzerbick Jake and others. The sequence reads like a social register snippet or classroom roster with many entries and unclear punctuation, offering no clear event but indicating a dated recreation of name cards.
The article lists exemptions from jury service including U S officers, state officers, judges, clerks of court, city and county officers, constables, state institution employees, firefighters and active fire company members, veterans with five years service, medical professionals, ministers, bank presidents, university faculty, teachers, shop foremen, druggists, embalmers, telegraph workers, clerks, railroad firemen, and canal workers in regular employment. Also all people over 60 and those convicted of infamous crimes face disqualification for a year unless called for special service. noted as part of a Methodist church Christmas sale and local social chatter.
A reader reports Dr Taylor's Eczema Remedy fails to cure dermatitis and scrofula. An old man, 72, suffered adverse reactions after using the remedy. Other patients describe vomiting and ineffectiveness, with a testimonial from William Waitehead at Daufin Street Philadelphia and a sale note by a dealer offering a free illustrated booklet.
The Catholic Order of Moreste held its annual election naming Rev. Win Reding as Spiritual Director and Robert Ty Nash as Chief Ranger. Other officers include Perinami Gink as Vice Chief, Mutt Carey as Paet Chief Ranger, Mutt IL Seeblix as Rev. Secretary, Pomajinville Tin as Secretary Alois J. Freund as Treasurer, with Oliver Lundell, Louis Nognete and Frank I. Billmeyer as trustees. Speaker HW Rugan represents multiple language groups and regions.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions miskeyed officials and a cession event with unclear names and dates, yielding a brief item noting authority figures and a transfer action without readable details.
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