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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
4
Advertising rates and column widths are stated for the Tribune. One column advertisement costs $2.40 per insertion. Notices of entertainments with admission fees are published at six cents per line. Local notices and resolutions follow the same general pricing structure.
The Milwaukee Pilot reports growing tension at the Democratic state convention as county delegations gather, with expectations of shifting votes to Milwaukee. Leaders fear splits and rivalries could shape which candidates secure attendance and influence at the state gathering.
A distorted Washington dispatch describes Democratic support for Bryan in the House and clashes with Republicans. The piece notes a large gathering with applause from Hopablivans and Smoky City figures, amid calls over leadership and the party's stance on Bryan’s renomination. The report ends with editorial comments on Democratic unity and the role of party loyalists.
Analysis shows Wabunsy and other railways in Wisconsin Minnesota and surrounding states facing a two cent per mile passenger rate law. The measure aims to curb travel costs and assess its economic impact, with data from August onward showing declines in railway travel tied to new rates. Comparisons with other regions will be used to gauge overall effect on trade and passenger traffic.
Amended food law took effect January 1, licensing about 112 manufacturers already selling feeds for the coming year. Last year only 3 manufacturers were licensed. This year the number of brands registered more than quadruples due to Attorney General guidance that a single annual manufacturer fee applies, not per brand.
A long profile honors Charles Curt Curtius a U.S. senator and business leader born in Ohio with Indian ancestry. It traces his rise from early family hardships toKey roles in railroad construction, New York public works, and leadership of the Commercial National Bank. The article notes his service in Congress, influence on policy, and connection to George Washington era governance through references to justice and public figures.
The article details blight canker affecting young apple trees, noting its dangerous nature and rapid spread. It describes observed damage in a trial orchard at Wau and outlines proposed treatment methods including bark injury cleaning, chemical applications, wound care, and protective coverings. It mentions dissemination of guidance by the state horticultural society and assigns a secretary in Madison Wisconsin for reader correspondence.
Announcement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and throat trouble and asserts it is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law due to containing opiates and other drugs. The Daly Deg & Jewelry Co appears as a byline or advertiser.
The annual ten Gaye' farmers' course at the College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin opened its sessions Tuesday February 4 and runs through February 14. The program covers lots, drainage, crops, livestock, dairy and horticulture with demonstrations on feeding, home remedies, and farm woes. A trial of new Ayshire cattle and Holstein breeding topics are featured, alongside a University bulletin on feeding rations and experimental results.
A damaged text reads as resolutions of mourning for Otto Jotin H, with a dated note January 2 1908 and mentions of publishing in city papers and presenting to the family. The fragment also describes local gossip and a set of stray ad lines about farms for sale and unrelated notices.
Port Edwards residents share social visits and birthdays, with Mrs Grant and Mrs Dekneaky hosting gatherings. Local mention of churches, family visits in Thorpe and Nekooen, plus funeral attendance and ongoing neighborhood news. Also includes an ad line for Foley's Honey and Tar and a jewelry store note.
The note recalls a U S Land Office decision in favor of Lila Smith over Erie Smith in a disputed 260 acre tract in Ades county, with contest dismissed leaving Colby’s homestead entry intact. It also reports the wedding of Mr Robert Ruppler to Miss Haguab Runan at the bride’s home in Plainfield and their plan to reside at Ruppler residence.
Fragmented OCR text mentions players and coaches in ambiguous lines. Names such as Mehan and Hewmis appear with unclear context alongside generic sports words. The passage lacks a clear event, score, date, or team to form a full card.
Readable fragments show a foreclosure sale notice in Wood County Wisconsin. It cites Andrew Ekewaseh, Mary Skuswasely as defendants and outlines proceedings from a judgment of foreclosure in the county court with sale of described premises, date and location details, and legal publication notices.
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