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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1908
Page
4
Grand Rapids Wisconsin December 23 1908 edition lists subscription rates one year six months and display advertising charges. It notes 24 inch Tribune columns and 9 line per inch costs 32-40 for single insertion and local notices cards of thanks resolutions of respect publications at 5 cents per line.
The passage appears as a garbled Christmas themed text with numerous typos and nonsensical phrases. It mentions names and events in a disrupted sequence, lacking coherent narrative or clear factual details to summarize into a meaningful news item.
Fragmentary report discusses phosphate fertilizer lands and political debate. Mentions Wisconsin soil issues, a national conservation context, and presidential references amid a cloud of garbled text. Contains numerous unclear names and placeholders.
Wisconsin stallion owners are urged to renew licenses promptly. The notice details required documents, fees, and procedure for transferring ownership if changed. It warns that renewal certificates must be filed immediately after January 1, 1900, with the Department of Horse Breeding issuing new and transfer certificates. Include a lost certificate affidavit with a $0.50 transfer fee. An embedded health ad extols Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children.
A late 19th century note by Secretary Gortelyou criticizes administration extravagance and urges reductions in federal operating costs. He argues excluding interest on the public debt, growth in ordinary expenditures was large and calls for reforms to trim pensions and public works. He warns Congress to curb spending while balancing the nation’s finances. The piece reflects tensions during President Roosevelt’s era.
A fragmented monologue argues a retired farmer should sell land and retire to town life. It envisions wealth, social shifts, and broader country happiness if farmers quit farming, with mixed remarks on income, property, and community changes. The piece reflects rural nostalgia and tension between old labor and urban comfort.
A Victorian era item pitches Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a solution for frequent colds that risk chronic catarrh. Mrs. M. White of Butter, Tenn, reports long relief after using the remedy, claiming her throat and lungs improved. Daly Drug & Jewelry Co. sells the product.
Armenia Mist Patra aayvelds emphone front Milwaukae last week. The J. D. Harring family moved into their new residence at Nekoi Tho neighbors. Nearly all the children in this vicinity have whooping cough. The notice gala at the J. D. Harring farm last Thursday sat out due to the storm. The Adalph Sebary family of Wovedul have moved onto the Darrin farm. R.0. Slintug was a shopper in Ground Rapids last Saturday. Miss Holon Fellows of Mokocsa visibal at the home of her sister, Mrs. Hubert Lewis, the first of the week. Miss Stripy at Winlegan is a guest at the O. L. Bingham home by charity at the Bingham home Saturday evening. It was well attended. The V. Lind family spent Sunday at Bugwalls. Miss Mary Murphy departed for her home at Alroy Friday for two weeks. Cutters pass just received a day which they will sell at very reliable prices. John J. Daly and Joinson & Bin 4 rieas. Also.
A fragmented Port Edwards notice describes a Friday school program with drills solos and dialogues received as well attended by Miss Edan Duye and others. Local residents Mr and Mrs C W Doye visited Grand Rapids, while others traveled to Chicago and Rudolph for family events and shopping.
Mrs Henry Zalible dies at home after illness complicated by pneumonia aged 76. The family long known in the village, with Josves as widower and four sons. A benefit entertainment for baseball was held and praised by attendees. Northern Pacific wreck report mentions R G Scheibs aboard the wrecked steamer last Thursday night near Melauxie. Thompson signed as third baseman for Lake Nokoosahbagobeltow. word on his season brief. A cough remedy promotion by Foley’s Roney and Johnson & Hill Co. ends with local notices and business references.
Lady Wanted ad seeks three industrious women to introduce dress goods, waists, perfumes, and novelties to friends and townspeople. No money needed. mills direct pricing and exclusive patterns. Also an itchy skin remedy offers 10 cent trial bottle of D. D. D. Prescription from D. D. Co. Chicago with self-addressed request.
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