15 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1905
Page
1
A lengthy address by William Jennings Bryan outlined the dangers of speculative finance and urged reforms to uplift common people. He warned of unscrupulous schemes that prey on the needy and emphasized government and civic responsibility to improve living conditions and opportunities.
A historical notice describes risks of water intrusion and damp affecting chimneys and brickwork. It notes dangers from moisture, weakened foundations, and the need for owners to monitor and protect structures to prevent damage. Local officers may appoint wardens to oversee maintenance.
Election details outline dates for primaries including April 4 and March 21, with requirements for notices by the clerk and the range of days allowed. It covers nomination papers, resident signers in the same precinct, affiants confirming signer knowledge, and candidate declarations. It also specifies percentages of signatures required, filing deadlines, and rules for partisan and nonpartisan nominations under Wisconsin law.
Drs Wallace and Klugherz list osteopathic physicians practicing in the MacKinnon Block area on Bealdewre-Oak Street and College Avenue with a Grand Rapids phone number 186 for appointments and inquiries.
A vintage ad promotes Johnson and Hill Co drug department offering home delivery for prescriptions and urgent service. It urges customers to remember Phone 396 for prompt delivery and emergencies, emphasizing convenient at home remedies.
Local papers discuss Prof Michael A Tarphy a longtime Pittavilly educator and county education figure, with supporters including Mr Morris and Mrs O T Hangyn. Morris, a former county superintendent, is noted as qualified for another term, while candidates prepare to enter the spring race and acquaint themselves with duties.
A list of names appears under the headings and letters advertised for February 13 2005. Recipients include Mrs Forsyth Alberta Theo Haton Hall Florence Rhoads Lillisa and others with gentleman addressees Pett Boveo Gobertson Holt Hultzoma Nelson Petreat John Reiwners Ernest Ang Schaffer.
The Evening Wisconsin announces a fifty eight day proverb picture contest starting February 13 with 78 prizes totaling $8,200. Readers are urged to buy the paper and send questions to the Proverb Editor in Milwaukee for rules and information. details and entries to be announced daily.
Pete Lews mumer filed a warrant for Mike Christman's arrest after a barroom brawl at a saloon. Heisler says Christman caused the fight and struck his brother. police found Christman ill in bed with two physicians in charge who refused to move him. Several others mixed up in the scrap, with more developments expected at trial.
Educational meetings will be held soon in Pittsville on February 25 and in Vesper on March 4. Interesting school matter programs have been prepared with subjects assigned to well known county educators.
Mrs. Mina Schott of Marion Ohio says she suffered thirteen years with rheumatism before using Gloria Tonea which she credits with curing her after years of morphine and other useless medicines. Sold by John B Daly. Brnderli shoes offer “greatest value” for the least money.
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