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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
7
A fragmentary report describes a discussion about home made cement tiles at the University of Wisconsin. It mentions opinions from F.snes of the eveinthiral department and references trials, materials, and potential outcomes involving various individuals and contexts.
We express our heartfelt thanks to Lise Rete neighbors and others who so generously supported us during the illness and passing of our beloved, Mrs. Chaiktol. Special thanks to the premegment underwriter and others for care and offerings.
A garbled account blends speculative science with wartime portraits and student enlistment trials. It traces a star’s lifecycle, mentions a Spanish American War veteran, and touches on gold mining priority, officers training, and civilian courage amid turmoil.
Fragmented OCR notes express thanks to a bear brigade and neighbors, mentioning Hazel, Father Me and Mrs. Geo, and peers in a reflective tone. The text lacks clear dates, places, or events, yielding a brief, incomplete tribute.
A letter from Charles Hartel of the United States Food Administration praises the Wisconsin Sugar Division for efficient sugar order administration. It notes July to November savings and describes wartime rationing measures, including reevaluation of supply needs to aid Allied effort and remove certain restrictions as supplies allow.
Under market conditions dealers may lower prices on staple com modities. Merchants may freely set bids below published high prices but if prices rise above fair list highs penalties and license revocation for profiteering may follow. Prices on staples including potatoes flour and sugar have declined under mood administration efforts.
Government inspectors reported J I Ives of Oshkosh charged with profiteering. License suspended for three weeks from December 16 to January 6 with permission to fulfill contracts and dispose of perishables. Gelsy Ross Co of Chicago faced sugar shipment issues. case referred to Illinois division. Also a plea to turn it right side up about famine in Europe and current suffering.
Emil Truog of the Wisconsin University urges careful manure handling to prevent loss. He notes one third of manure value is wasted when dumped and left to wash away, especially on rough ground. For hills, save under sheds or pits and apply next spring to corn or ears, or compost for garden use.
A public auction to be held at the Gothee farm known as tte Jonm Koipran parc in Raratopi town. The ad lists items including a horse, sleigh, various farm tools, furnishings, clothing, and a range of household goods. Several consignors and bidders are named along with locations and timings for the sale.
Fragmented OCR reads like a collage of garbled news items, notes, and classifieds. It mentionsBaths, housing ads, and scattered names, with multiple garbled phrases and invented terms making concrete facts hard to parse.
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