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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
6
Fragmented OCR reads like a catalog of scattered names and places. The text mentions sale of an office and lists numerous misread addresses and individuals, creating a garbled market notice with no clear event date or coherent action to summarize.
Moore photographer in Wppouity Wood County offers shop shots and film services. The studio boasts modern equipment and prompt service despite a long career, inviting customers for professional portraits and related photography options.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a father famed for charm in youth, pursued by many girls yet tempered by remorse. The speaker notes the mother’s shock at his past, the father’s boastful swagger, and a harsh kitchen confrontation that ends with cussed words and a wary family dynamic.
Dairymen and dairy manufacturers plan a large celebration during Wisconsin Farm and Howe Week in Madison February 7 to 11 to honor the Silver Jubilee of the Babcock Milk Test and the 25 years of daily progress in Wisconsin dairying. The Farmers course program promises one of its best offerings since the mid winter convention week began.
Edward Trudeau, famed for opening the first open air tuberculosis sanatorium in the United States, is hailed for saving thousands over forty-three years of struggle. The piece cites his 1908 International Congress address and notes the dawn of new knowledge reducing TB deaths. It also includes a local law note on school district tuition eligibility for attending nearer schools when transport is unavailable.
The Illinois interview quotes Governor Philipp signaling support for abolishing state railroad commissions in favor of a large federal body. He argues progressive goals are dead in Wisconsin while a federal system could overlook local cases, warning of a packed commission harming public justice.
A local column argues every resident should buy locally to support home merchants and prevent outflow of wealth. It notes how city shoppers travel to the region for furnishings, fears loss to outsiders, and urges a new year pledge to trade at home despite economic realities and personal convenience.
A reader argues that moral judgment on Dr. Hasselden and the Chicago case reflects broader social neglect. The writer contends that poverty and education drive high death rates in urban and rural areas, urging focus on improving living conditions and prenatal care rather than condemning medical decisions.
Bring your hides and furs to Ws and we will pay the highest market price. We also buy all kinds of junk and invite customers to remember the cash value of their items.
A partial listing mentions Louis Joseph at St North near Miller's Bicycle Store and Johanna Der Kot Van Bours with a 120 champion note. It references two of her sons and a price of 000, with phrases about farmers prices and J F Schmidt of Arpin Wisconsin.
The piece traces lacquer art from ancient China through Ming era revival to Chien Lung’s court, then notes decline after his reign. It compares Chinese and Japanese lacquering, distinguishes painted and carved lacquer, and highlights inlay practices with mother of pearl and gems. It ends with Europe’s awakening to Oriental art during early seventeenth century trade.
Fragmentary readable items mention teams and events with unclear context. Names and places are garbled, but references to a national or regional sports setting and various individuals hint at score lines, venues, and amateur competition.
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