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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
5
A fragmented notice lists Licenser Weabatmer and Underorder with a contact line showing phone number 69 and store 314 at Spat ards Building East Side. John Era ser Itexidence abong No 426 appears as unreadable fragments.
A catalog of articles in November periodicals for library circulation. Highlights include Edward Lewis on professional ministers, E R Linsent on Jewish treatment and Palestine, D B Milan's polar land expedition, A B Hart on defending the Monroe Doctrine, opinions on China's republic, and notes on children’s museums and the dye-stuff famine.
Legal notices from Wood County Wisconsin announce probate hearing for Joan Krommenhaker and Samuel Browmenaker as executors, with a Grand Rapids court session on January 14, 1046, plus a drainage district petition for additional assessments totaling 85,500 dollars to fund district work. Notices detail inspection, deadlines, and appearance requirements for interested parties.
A chaotic clump of 1915 legal notices from Wood County Wisconsin outlines summonses, property descriptions, and probate actions. It includes a summons to a case in Grand Rapids and a separate estate administration petition for Martin Kronstedt, with hearings set for January 11, 1916 and notices to creditors to file claims within four months.
An Indiana city tale shows how Red Cross Christmas Seals help prevent tuberculosis. It follows John Allison and his wife through marriage, assets, illness, and the spread of disease, highlighting the need to fund education, relief, and control measures to prevent future cases. The piece urges buying Red Cross Seals for personal and community benefit.
A telegram from Oscar G. Straus and Alexander J. Temple, on behalf of the American Relief Fund for Belgium, urges ongoing support as winter approaches. The note counters misimpressions about Belgian relief and emphasizes clothing, food, and other necessities collected nationwide through American generosity.
Fragmented text describes a campaign era scene with references to a petition and a potential secretary position in Washington. It mentions Wisconsinites, multiple names, and dates from December through February, with notes about local offices, taxes, and payments. The passage preserves an old tone and scattered names without clear narrative.
A janitor in a neighborhood center explains the messy chalkboard incident. A student’s scribbles and a pencil or handkerchief tied around the school are noted as the cause of attention. The speaker reflects on the mischief and the risk of getting blamed.
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A J Crowns attorney at law announces services in Grand Haplds Wisconsin. Money loaned rent estate bought and sold. Markinnon Block address listed with phony $36.
A noisy fragment mentions a Waser SE restaurant facing registration questions and possible penalties. It references a site, tolls, and a payer named Dante Tairae, with unrelated notes about tenants and rents totaling $4.
A garbled OCR fragment references attorneys and legal terms including names such as Few, Tait, and Cini, with scattered mentions of court actions and regions. The readable portion suggests a summary of legal filings or attorney listings in a local docket without clear events or outcomes.
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