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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1908
Page
10
The fragment discusses cranberry production, harvest timing, and industry issues in Wisconsin with references to growers, inspectors, and wage concerns. It mentions tools, water usage, and processes affecting yield, plus notes on bulk foods and discharge from a local dairy or processing facility. It also records obituaries for Mtr and Henry Helke Trenry and a local car sale remark.
A fragmentary local notice column reports a two month old infant with croup, family sympathies for the Mir sani and related names, a birth to Mr and Mrs Rudolph Huss in December, and several community updates. Mentions Mrs Warl Colbie, Miss Lettie Mahoney, and Mrs A Pass visiting relatives near 106 Ceaiaeh Rails with scattered references to Dexterville and Tomilowas.
The annual School Board Convention will be held in the Loughor's raining school building at Grand Rapids on Wednesday December 28 1908 with W. Wood state inspector of rural subourg to lead discussions on The Kinder Question and Modern Methods. Robers Morris Co Supt of Schools and others to speak.
The item notes light snow not enough for sleighing with seven below reported Monday morning. Several residents and businesses are mentioned including Fred Sebultz of Sigel arranging sawing, Granger visiting, and Mr Noakes tasking suction work. Multiple references to funerals, church services, and requests for timber work follow in a terse local-news style.
Fragmentary OCR items show Chramd Rapids Loa and Quiles Elabn of Muvrslefield conducting business on a Monday. Arthur Morse of Wintoma was a guest of Mr and Mrs BR A Meeks over Sunday.
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