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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1915
Page
4
A mangled OCR page from Wisconsin showcases legal notices and advertisements. Names like W. Melvin Ruckle M.D. and Baker & Son appear alongside scattered addresses, phone numbers, and institutional references, reflecting a crowded late 19th or early 20th century classifieds fragment.
Edward N Pomainville Fire Insurance Abstracts Real Estate offers personal attention at Clarkson Barn on Third Ave North Residence phone 95. E C Cottrill provides services from old Clarkson Barn. Moore Photographer operates opposite Wood County National Bank promising prompt film developing and camera services with quick turnaround.
Within a few days Wisconsin residents will decide whether Gov minor Phling kept his campaign pledges. Reported budget shifts spark discussion of state appropriations and tax plans, contrasting current tone with past promises while voters weigh who earned office and the direction of policy.
A partisan tract argues for a strong navy and army while criticizing pacifists and leaders. The piece cites historical events from 1903 to 1909, laments wartime casualties, and urges national preparedness as a civic duty. it references President Wilson and past presidents, urging resolve without sensational language.
Mr Peter Pelio visits Plover with his daughter Mrs Stu doatph Aliller and Wiss Annt Waller teaches near Slavens Point. various locals enjoy holidays at home. John Walter Jr. avoids the grippe, Lulu Moll teaches near Green Bay on vacation, and campus events brighten week. The West Forest Journal notes drought humor and a school program praised by attendees.
A lengthy peculiarly garbled notice set from Grand Rapids Wisconsin Wood County Court includes summonses for various defendants in a quiet title action and estate matters. It mentions Monroe C. McCormick and other individuals, a grand Rapids address, and a January 25 hearing date with publication requirements. The document also references property descriptions in Section 31 Township 2 North Range 2 East and an estate settlement for John W. Clark with probate orders and notice requirements.
Auctioneer Hannmel advertises barter options across Wisconsin and Michigan properties. He offers exchange for improved farms, restaurants, hotels, stores, dwellings, and livery bars with stock and machinery. Livestock actions include light and heavy horses, teams, and hire stock, with barges potentially bought. Contact Cowrill's Barn or call 383.
A mixed local page notes Christmas gatherings, homecomings from Chicago and Wisconsin towns, school programs, and community visits. It reports relatives arriving for holidays, a teachers and students Christmas program, local residents traveling, and general holiday activities amid a broad county probate and court docket update.
Colgressman Charles He from Sheveygsan reports Roosevelt may storm the Chicago convention, likening the situation to Bryan in 1896. Mor Weidse notes old guard doubts on primary law, as candidates struggle to unite behind a single nominee.
Local items from Rudolph and New Rome detail holiday visits, family gatherings, and school programs. Residents such as Mrs. Spahnka, Miss Hunt, and Principal Hallie Williams are noted with travel, illness, and community events across Green Bay, Sigel, Merrill, and nearby towns during the Christmas and New Year period 1915 1916.
Public notices from Wood County Wisconsin describe probate actions for the estate of Peter Kronstedt and the estate of Martin Kronstedt, with appointments, claims deadlines, and publication orders. Also listed are drainage district reports, court dates, and the continuation of county records and notices for local residents and property matters.
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