For Sale and Local Notices in Grand Rapids Area
Multiple classified items list horses cattle and farm gear for sale including a 24 horsepower machine engine and eight Holstein heifers. Real estate offers cover eighty acres of fenced land on a main road. driving horse and trucks for sale. Local visits include Ontario visitors and a piano contest announced by Mrs. Daly with Cable pianos arriving. social news of a pancake turning party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOR
Elebe
Grand Raplas
Q. J. Leu
I. Fe Sydow
Ovar Belland
Ted Johnson
B.S. Pomalavilie
W. Noify BR
Chryastal
Ley
N. Wood
Ermeanet, McGaruy
Grand Avenue
Eniaets Menarthy
F. P. Daly
Akill
The
Tribune
Report of The Hunk of Grand Rapids 1910 Condition
Report of the condition of The Hunk of Grand Rapids at Grand Haplas Wisconsin as of close of business January 1910 under call by the Commissioner of Banks. Includes totals for resources bonds stock and other securities due from banks and cash on hand checks and other items and totals for surplus profits deposits time certificates of savings and other items. Sworn by cashier T.E. Bedford on February 4 1910 before Notary Isaac P. Witter G.E. Mead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Grand Haplas
Wisconsin
Bank Ng
Eere Eersteer
State
T.E. B.ledford
B. Reorony
Shoe company plans stock closeout and new city shops
The Muir Shoe Co announces a closing out sale to clear ghovs manes and AA BOOTS stock with five new cash sample shoe parlors to open in larger cities. After stock liquidation one store will be closed briefly for retooling while arrangements are made with a major manufacturer to source sample shoes for seasonal displays. The plan aims to save customers up to 1000 and marks a bold shift in Grand Rapids retail footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Shoe Co
AA Boots
Etock
Laraunt
Grand Rapids
Particuar
Prizes Taken by Dr Norton at Madison Poultry Show
Dr Norton of thin elty exhibited his white Plymouth Rock chickens at the Madison poultry show and captured all prizes. He engages University of Wisconsin for sixteen lectures and has secured a grant for breeding stock. The piece notes local business ties and a new cold storage plant in Winona, plus Sunday funeral discussions and a Plainfield basketball result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worton
Thts City
Mallen
Dr. Woyt
Chas. J. Norton
Mellon Drug Store
Norton
Mellon
Jia Nas Winde
Episcopal Church
Her. C. H. Walters
McComb
Illinoia
St. John’s Episcopal Church
C. B. Blakeelee
Chamberlain
BP. Norton
Thin Elty
Madison
Amt
Norton Alan
Ge University of
Norton Lin
No Gypsies Need Apply Incident Reforms Quiet Town
Residents report a tense confrontation as a group of women faced local officials amid confusion and police intervention. The event prompted statements about safety, decorum, and community guidance, with authorities urging calm while investigations continue.
Death of Emily Stainbrook in Grand Rapids
Emily Stainbrook daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Stainbrook died Sunday night at her parents home from penny heart trouble. She was born and raised in Grand Rapids where she was well known and had many friends who mourn her death. The funeral is planned for this afternoon from the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Stainbrook
Mina Emily Stainbrook
Charles Stainbrook
Deseased
Grand Rapides
Entertained His Friends at Dinner Gatherings
Prof. M. 1S. Jackson hosted a six o clock dinner at the training school for friends, praised as a very pleasant evening. J. M. Nash held a Tuesday evening spread with the Nash band members in attendance in southern Winacua in the fall. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hastings of Tacoma, Wash. departed Wim Downing home after two weeks visiting, with Downing taking his daughter Cecil to spend several months in the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lambert
Horace Barrett
Louie Barrett
N. Richards
Oliver Trodell
Louis Menieer
O. Denis
C. Crotteau
Nels Laramie
Louis Lyonnais
Witter
High Street
Geo. P. Berkey
Oshkosh
M. 1S. Jackson
J. M. Nash
Nash
Wincacuain
W. L. Hastings
Tacoma
Wash
Foreign Money Orders Offer Convenience Abroad
When sending money to the old country, we sell money orders payable in the destination currency. These orders are valid at any store or bank without discount or exchange charges, presenting a safe, inexpensive, and convenient option.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
BERTI
St. Paul Depot
Fequire
Third Ave
Pinder
Sade
Tribune Oilice
Faquire
Unis
B.S. Warner
FOH
Iso
Joe Andrew
New Atlas
Wood County
Wis
Atribune Office
BALF_DE BENT
Fred Masher
Spee Ee
Levin
Gem Theater
Seek. W. Hruger
H. P
General Electric
B.sutor
W. A. Crumb
Garry Mon
Bis
Daly's Theater
Stainbrook
Joe Snyder
Eighth South
Xoade
Daily Mail
Geo. W. Wood
Wm. Scott
T. W. Andrews
Port Arthur
Ontario
Wm. Wallace
Missouri
Guy Wood
Chicago
Guy Nash
Spokane
Washington
Michigan
Minnesota
Gites, Joiemnity, da PY Company
Milwaukee
C. C. Hayward
Time Indemnity Co
United States
Grant Babcock
John Hoppa
John Kinister
Will Sweet
Werman Smith
Mark Gourley
Fred Staff
Richard Sowaske
J. Kromerie
Alj. Winning
Geo. Helser
Emil Knuth
Mike Haza
Henry Ebert
Geo. Bichner
Chas. Lafier
Pause
Sye
Matt Olsen
Jas. Guthrie
Burt Ankles
Fred Polzsn
La&rippe
M. Palmer
Fred Kruger
Frank Barrett
Burns
Wm. Swain
Atteat
GEG. W. Mea
Biteerars
Cohen Bros
Cohen Bros. Avan Ve
Lambert
Marshfield
Marahuelsl
Theoore Steipmetz
Qghienna
Steinmetz
E. A. Lambert
Rushford
Blisnesole
Jim
Camp Douglas
Second Regiment
Muele
Tumbert
Hicks
Daly’s Theater
Maretifield Newsies
Dewayne McCready
Heews
Fan Fuat Boon
Winona
General Foeor
Pared Koto Fk Sounday Funera
Plainfield
Ferals
Tava
Ob Chief Necaston
Thbbert
Mra
Peaterson
Mixx Enner
Gonthymen
Anderson
Rudolph
Ard Clare
Barks
Frank
Jioll
O. I. Dickinson
Chax
Card
Graney
Hita
Krueger
Winil
Cardas Kruger
EK. P
Muatixon
George
Sard
Rayome
Irvin
Skible
Sankt
Dan
Scott
O- M
Parcel
First National Bank
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