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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
5
The Equitable Fraternal Union meets in Foresters Hall on the first and third Thursdays each month. ER A Weeks serves as president and Wm H Burchell as secretary, according to the notice.
Commercial and probate law office across from Church's drugstore lists telephone numbers 261 and 238 for piano tuning and related work. Tondi guarantees certain piano services and invites calls or visits at Third Avenue North.
Licensed embalmer and undertaker operate from 313 Spaf ford'n Building West Side with main store contact 09. John Sienser residence listed with phone 436.
A compact listing from Mast Grand Rapids Wisconsin notes addresses on North Second Street with business numbers 401 and 402 and mentions night calls and related services.
The city’s fully equipped veterinary hospital offers the latest appliances to serve patrons with modern care. Telephone 633 and residence 101 listed for contact.
Iya and a car surgeon at Riverview Hospital operate from an office in the Wood County Bank Building. Del ophone number listed as 264.
The city buzzes with Christmas and New Year visits as locals like Mr. and Mrs. Nic Reiland, Mrs. Ed Sherry, and Curtly Berard return home from Appleton Marshfield Madison and Green Bay. A Ford carload arrives from Huntington Lessig while Miss Callie Nason and Kimble Claussen visit Chicago and Jokanatee. The season brings relatives to Marshfield Grand Rapids Milwaukee and beyond, plus listings for Daly's Theatre The Girl and the Gawk with Mrs. Neiman's stroke news and community updates.
A fragment notes conduct offenses including drunkenness and desertion with numeric references. The readable text hints at charges, penalties, and case citations tied to a historical court record. No full names or locations are recoverable from the fragment.
A fragment notes a revival of the Guardians of Liberty, an ALR offshoot accused of blocking Catholics from office. No meeting has occurred yet as copies circulate. The item mentions refined amusements as essential and references Locke plays and Daly's Theatre with a sale of legal blanks.
A baseball unearthed during construction in Norfolk Nebraska aged 38 years was found to be turned to stone yet the squares and stitches remained visible. The ball reportedly halted an early league game as players looked on.
The Marshfield Herald recounts a young man who, through energy and seizing opportunities, rises from humble beginnings to substantial wealth in about eight years. The tale mentions Albert Vandewalle, a plumber and tinsmith, with links to Arpin Company and a local store venture.
A provocative verse targets a young girl in a thin skirt with lewd imagery and warnings of danger. The ad-copy shifts to a bottle of Barker's Antisceptic, pitched by Johnson and Hill Co., as a humorous closing sellline.
Fragmentary note from Stevens Point Journal outlines a muddled reference to Mortill and a district attorney named Sickle. It mentions Chicago, a secure money issue, and an unnamed accident with ambiguous details and misplaced quotation marks.
Late Saturday afternoon former State Senator W H wf of New London formally announced his candidacy for governor. He stated he would publish a declaration of his basic principles later.
The new coaling station, completed this fall, is now in use by the Green Bay and Western Railway. The reinforced concrete building speeds coal handling, as coal drops via a chute directly into the tender, reducing time per load significantly. Gasoline engine hoist powers the operation, with blanks for sale at the office.
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