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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1908
Page
4
A scanned Grand Rapids Wisconsin page lists postal rate details for advertising and notices, mentions extended enforcement dates, and includes public notices about subscription updates. It cites Doan's Kidney Pills and Dr Shoop's Cough Cure as local remedies with testimonials and retailer references.
Readable fragments describe a social gathering hosted by Miss Taixing Shale, a public meeting at Norwalenu church, and a joint wedding ceremony. Additional items note property loss from a farm house blaze, sale of Purr Exlwards crownery, and plans to move a plant to Noknow. The text references local figures such as Hatetier and Rev Jos Balidman and mentions a warehouse project and various town affairs.
A garbled OCR item lists local folks such as Henry Mbarchaedt and Dr Blea visiting, with mentions of Mrs Marivaulta and Mr Sami Eborhardtt. It notes Nadaya Adana of Shoyans Point, Mrs Pagkard of Stavedd Point, and Mra. Wm. Notter, plus residents awaiting road work and hay delivery, with several unclear names and places.
A Wisconsin study by D Hy Otla shows alfalfa hay can sustain nonmilking cows in winter, yielding 1.26 to 1.3 pounds daily and providing substantial hay protein. With four tons per acre, alfalfa could yield 80 pounds of edible protein, potentially lowering milk production costs and boosting farm profits up to 75 percent when used judiciously. Chronic constipation treated with Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is advertised as easing digestion without nausea or griping, with emphasis on liver and bowel stimulation.
The article presents practical household guidance on first aid for bites and stings, including wound care, avoiding mouth suction, keeping wounds clean with water, and advice on perspiration. It blends medical cautions with notes on preventing infections and restoring comfort while awaiting professional care.
Instructions cover testing fish freshness by eye and gills, and testing oven heat with white paper. Also includes tips on selecting lobster, preparing dried doughnuts, barreling apples with newspaper cushioning, and a note about Foley's Honey and Parasite remedy under the National Pure Food and Brum Law.
Community snippets report a baby arrival to Rudolf and Mya, names a few family visits at Star Lake and Grand Rapids, plus ailing relatives needing care. The column mentions farm transactions, property transfers, and a Grand Rapids resident facing illness. An editor endorses Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble.
Wedding held Sunday February second at Grand Marsh with Rev. Robinson officiating. About thirty five relatives attended the ceremony with Edith Tero as bridesmaid and Chorley Winegarden as best man. The couple will reside in Grand Marsh and were greeted with warm wishes from friends. A reception followed the ring ceremony and guests celebrated before the couple departed for their home.
The Seventh Annual Wisconsin Battermakers Association meets at the Plankinton House Milwaukee from February 1 to 14. Sessions include an opening address by Mayer Becker and a lecture by R G B Watrous with a display on Milwaukee the Beautiful. Officials report, papers by industry experts, a butter exhibit, and special entertainments feature the program.
The circuit court in Wood County Wisconsin issued a foreclosure style order in the Sophia Weelerbole plurient case, against Amirew Siewusel and others. The notice states a summons to appear within twenty days after service, with judgments and a public sale of property described as part of the Lot in the Town of East Seedon and surrounding parcels. Sheriff sale details outline the property and timing, with publication and date references in January 1900s era language.
Public notice of a mortgage foreclosure sale listing defendants and the property details in Wood County Wisconsin. The sale is set for a specific date and time at the courthouse, with instructions for creditors to file claims by deadlines.
Miss Boxecs Olendenning and others called at Perry Stack's Sunday. Matt Hemmis visited Grand Rapids last week. Byron Ward and family moved to Wekooss Isstwack. Orin Glooden hauled goods. Stray potatoes sold at 480 per bushel. New England farming touted as fertile. wheat and corn rotation discussed. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by J J Woodbury. Daly Drug & Jewelry Co sells it.
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