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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1906
Page
4
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A dense stream of old style prose mashes warnings and questions about a battery era, its impact on power, travel, and industry, speculating on a wartime economy, energy policy, and new technologies, with references to batteries, electricity, and governance in a dated, voice-filled monologue.
A long, disjointed note discusses reform rhetoric, lobbying, and the political fight over a ship subsidy and tariff measures. It references Washington perceptions, party motives, and the impact on public finance, claiming Republicans push corporate benefits while Democrats are seen as corrective. It ends with brief ad-like notes on kidney remedies.
A jumble of names, places, and events sketches social life across the area. Residents including Mr and Mrs Robinson, Mrs Bates, and Mrs Liverenzhip visit kin, shopkeepers host gatherings, and school news notes Michael Gyprasa starts Sineola High School work at Grand Rapids. Fire damages a barn, a creamery move is planned, and tax concerns loom as residents anticipate spring activities.
Me and Mrs A G Bailey were Stevens Point visitors Saturday. M M Munger returned from Biren chasing his daughter Mrs Win Hatray. A Morrell visited Nekeosa last week. Mrs Pat Kinney travels to New Holstein to visit Kinney cousin cooking camp. Br A E Pike and Roy return from Adams County potato farming. M H Munger remains ill at home.
Nemoosa reports that Illnea and Cole Sugnen narrowly escaped drowning after skating on the Yallovw river last Sunday. Several companions fell through and were rescued with difficulty. Also in Nemooosa, Migs Mamie Clapper and Mr. William Voight wed at Trev W H Short’s parsonage on Thanksgiving day. Voight will work at the paper mill on Machining No. 3, while a timber sale near Dexterville prompts logging plans this winter. Floods and health ads appear, including Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and croup especially in children. Claiming safe, pleasant taste, it cites Mrs A Flumphrey and Mr Toul of Cape Colony as users, urging sales through Daly Drug & Jewelry Cov.
Wim Peters, a prosperous farmer of Alt d or s, bought a separator from the Australia Hardware Co. Teo Ransch visited relatives in Rudolph last week.
In Blenker several town residents organized a surprise tribute for Mr. and Mrs. Leroux, who were given a royal welcome. The evening featured a progressive smear game won by Mr. Elingson with Mire. McKenzie as consolation, followed by dainty refreshments before the guests departed. Attending were Mesgera and Medavies, W. McKenzie, Ray, H. Ellingson, Santa Provost, Lizzie Blonker, and Louis Potarson.
A garbled sale notice promotes a Grance farm of 39 percent acres with a wire fence, two story houses, barns, creek, and road access near Grand Rapids Wisconsin. It mentions sale in one tract or parts, a manufacture city nearby, and a residence with a river adjacency. Sold in five years with payments.
Historic Good Sacre Farm near a creamery offers 30 acres under cultivation with a frame house and a barn plus two good wells. Located on the old Peterson place in the town of Sige near the creamery. For price and particulars call or address Ss.
An advertisement claims Foley's Hovey and Car cures coughs colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption. The speaker notes interruptions from coughing and asserts the genuine product contains no ophites and comes in yellow packaging. Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
Miss Berchacraft of Appleton spends the winter with sister Mrs. Roohrig while Mr Frasier visits. Johnson of Saratoga visits daughter Clara and Emima. Mrs. Jane Morris returns from Winnsconnia. Robi Robinson and George Gardner visit Grand Rapids. Ben Arms of Agburydale visits Thiempke’s. Caution urged against unknown cough remedies. Foley’s Honey and Tar advertised as cure. Daly Deigsk Jewelry Co.
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