Advertised Letters List With Names and Cards
A long list of names and card references appears as an advertised letters notice. The fragment includes many personal names such as Mrs Ida Burhop Mrs Eva Fon taine Mrs T Turgeon and several others, along with card entries and references to foreign letters. The text resembles a postal notice of letters awaiting pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burhop
Ida
Fontaine
Eva
Henchley
Card
Janson
Mina May
Manahe
Mise Else
Takesha
Sophia
Turgeon
Peter
Bord
Henry
Holliday
John
Jaeger
FH Jensen
Louie
Lamont
Lacaka
Piotr
Tadington
Lawrence
McCoy
E. KE
Moore
Troma
Robinson
Lester
Roldt
Wank M
Shonr
F. Pred
Smith
J. D
Sproat
Goo
Parcel
Stern
Morris
Stringer
Urhanakt
A. T. Weaver
Gall
Willette
Fred
Adios
Albright
Mrs
Batton
Olina
Anna
Els
Learn
Huckstra
Mie Lillian
Onla
Heualth
Mra
T. Gey Carl
Stratton
Targowu
Pater
Gentleman
Bonz
Richard
Brown
Stanley
Forrast
Hey
Herrmann
Trobor
Paulson
Johs
Warsburg
F. A
Card of Thanks for Kind Neighbors and G A R Members
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to thoughtful neighbors and friends and especially the Grand Army of the Republic and the Woman's Relief Corps for their kindness, sympathy, and support during illness and after the death of our beloved relative Miu J B Grignon and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army
Womanch Relief Corps
Miu
J. B. Grignon
Birth and Deaths and Local Notices in Grand Rapids
Mrs Henry Woeltsher gave birth to a stillborn child while Mr Woeltsher died. Several residents and visitors are noted at Grand Rapids during the week including Garlin the meat man and Mrs Gindi Gronemeyer. The bank building nears completion and a medicine company plans lectures. Mabel Lonback, eight months, died of pneumonia. funeral held at the Lutheran church. Mabel Louback’s funeral. Laura Matthews returns for the service. baby boy born to Frank Kievene. various local social notes and ads. Notice of final settlement in Wood County Probate for Peter Holman estate. Anna Holman to present accounts January 1914 with publication in Grand Rapids Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Woeltsher
Wolteher
Whitehorne
Mr. Wolteher
Vyomo
Peter Kemptnor
Lida Farm
Garlin
Our
North Prairie
Gindi Gronemeyor
Misa Jolmkon
Mrd
Chas
Truotol
Grand Rapide
Myrtle Stall
Mra
Uonty Statl
Ja Very Aluk
Dra. Flougen
Pittsville
Voaper
Auivdance
Bank
Ho Ynals
Mingtonka Medicine Company
Mabel
Frank Loenback
Ctorman
Kromo Couala
Misa
Laura Matthews
Schultz
Mabel Louback
Oscar Kronholm
F. P. Daly
Frank Kievene
Nicoly
Minnie Brehm
Martin Olin
Geo. W. Baker & Son
Wood County Court
Peter Holman
Anna Holman
Valu Catate
Grand Hapids
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Sales in Grand Rapids
Dr. C T Hougan and daughter Helen spent Tuesday in Chicago. Frank Olby sold his home on 10th Ave to Goo. Mrs J Fay left for Seorgeos Bay after the loss of her daughter. W C McGlynn hosts Mr and Mrs. W C McGlynn. Pomainville party to Chicago for several days. Gov W Baker & Son shown a rounded solid on an extension table at 20. John aided by carpentry work this season. Johnson & Go Drag Dept advertises best pipe paper while G L Bobiller buys a full blooded Jersey Red sire at stock fair. Grand Rapids Tea & Coffee Co promotes gifts and Indian ware, and showcases elegant glass from Grand Rapids Tool & Coffee Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. T. Hougan
Helen
Chicago
Johnson & Hill Go
Drug Department For Toys
Frank Olby
10Th Ave
Goo
Sokolowak
J Fay
Seorgeos Bay
Qgarl Kurtz
Glen Allin
N. D
W. C. McGlynn
Strank
W. Baker & Son
Toho Finup
Vexpor
Thane
John
Cammer
Piper
Johnson & Til Go
G. L. Bobiller
Wood
Tauesday
Sebiller
Christman
Grand Rapide Tea & Coffee
Grand Rapids Sow & Coffee Co
Grand Rapids Too & Cofton Co
The Price of Butter and Oleomargarine Law
The National Dairy Union argues oleomargarine taxes do not set butter prices. Most oleomargarine is taxed at a quarter cent per pound. only artificially colored product is taxed at ten cents. If all were ten cents, butter price would still be driven by production costs. The article defends the current law as necessary consumer protection and fraud prevention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Dairy Union
Ts. K. Slater,Secy
St. Paul, Minn
Santa Claus goodquarters at Johnson Hill Co
Local column lists a pure bred Holstein bull sale to Boettcher brothers of Sigel and notes small town happenings. Herbert Marx returns from Dodge County work, Wm Ehlert ships honey to Milwaukee and Chicago, Oscar Miller visits Medford, A Koch drills for Herman Voss, P Wirtz loses a cow, a Christmas entertainment is being prepared, Nick Wirtz cuts wood with a gasoline engine, Anton Arnold and family welcome a baby boy, and Christmas tree trimmings appear at Johnson Hill Drug Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Len
Boettcher Brothers
Sigel
Herbert Marx
Dodge County
Wo. Ehlert
Milwanka
Chcago
Oscar Miller
Medford
Wm. Ehlert
A. Koch
Vesper
Nick Wirtz
Sud Mig
Anton Arnold
Johnson & Hill
Tailoring Co Advertises Easy Payments and Large Trade
Grand Rapids Tailoring Co established 1904 promotes easy weekly payments of 81.00 for garments. The ad touts the store as the largest tailoring trade in the city, urging friends to inquire at the mall tables and nearby drug depots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ash
Grand Rapids
Tailoring Co
Mazur
Interview of a Daughter's Engagement Test of Father
Mr Charles Manning receives news of his twenty year old daughter's engagement to a wealthy suitor. A dinner with the mysterious fiancé reveals humorous plots as the suitor pretends to be the daughter'schosen mate while Manning pretends to resist. The ruse ends when a forged letter misleads Manning into approving the match, only to discover the ruse and regret the deception. The tale blends domestic tension with comic irony as Manning confronts his pride and longing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Royal soupy recipe from Illustrated London Cookery Book
A historical extract reproduces a 1852 recipe for Soupe a la Crecy from Frederick Bishop’s Illustrated London Cookery Book. It details ingredients including lean lamb, onions, turnips, carrots, celery, herbs, spices, and butter, plus steps to fry, stew, strain, season, and serve with fried bread dice. The note cites its royal approval and comments on carrot selection and bread dice quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bishop
Earl Grey
Marquis of Stanford
Baron Rothgehild
Earl Norbury
Dunscombe
Great Britain
Tammy
Pall Mali Gazette
Cordite and Moab Scenes Across Time Mirth
Cordite is explained as a smokeless paste made from nitroglycerin gun cotton and petroleum jelly kneaded by machines to form cords and strips for artillery and rifles. The piece contrasts explosive manufacture with poetic travel writing about Moab’s mountains and a portrait of Victor Hugo’s double.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
London Graphic
Also Mentioned on This Page
Secretiry of Agriculture
Ueo. W. Baker & Son
Daly's
Snowlay
Johnson & Et Co
Drug Dept
Mr. Cuthush
Tighgate
Barnet
England
Xinnay Post Ganda
All Priogs
Totmaon & Hill Co
W.S. Conway
Santa Claus Goodquarters
Johnson & Hill Co
Ding Dept
Altdorf
Rascal
Europe
Charley Manning
Mr. Manning
Averys
Mrs. Manning
Katherine
Sam
Kit
Wathornne
Tr. Manning
Kittie
William
Elow
Jove
Manning
Archie
Moab
Holy Land
Jordan
Jerusalem
Jordan Valley
Palestine
Christian Herald
Victor Hugo
Ike Hugo
Louisville Courier- Journaal
Little Willie
Pythagoras
Daly’s Theater
Max Bloom
Company Entour
Tra
Hay Market Theater
Mulfiers
Sian
Dorset Cay
Christmas Notion Bargains
Calorett
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