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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
4
Grand Rapids Wisconsin December 30 Subscription rates listed including yearly and monthly options. Advertising rates per display inch ten cents. Local notices and entertainments sections detail admission charges and publication terms for the Grand Rapids Tribune.
A fragmentary report describes counterfeit currency and alleged financial fraud tied to state and local officials. The text mentions tax schemes, treasury oversight, and possible connections to government processes, with several unclear names and dates due to damaged OCR.
Fragmented Nekoosa machine page lists local events, meetings, weddings, obituaries, and incidents. Names like John Joling and Alea Cnagne Youneehiht appear with scattered details. A religious author testimonial and Foley kidney remedy ad blend into the jumble.
A crowded gathering in Sigel featured a New Year party with Mrs. Paul Kollsuend Srinlige hosting at the EC and numerous residents from nearby towns attending. Social rounds noted visits from J. Qheey and Joli McGlynn, with dances, music, and plans for winter activities, while Miss Flaxencu Witlntwtt and others performed at local events.
A dense missive from Rudolph outlines births, moves, and social notes in Green Bay and nearby towns. It mentions a newborn daughter for Mr and Mrs Mey, residents selling and buying land and timber, and several journeys to Grand Rapids and other locales. The item catalogs community ties, visits, illnesses, holidays, and local business references with names like Clark, Akay, and Crotty, amid a stream of personal notices and family milestones.
Don’t let a bad cough or cold become chronic bronchitis or pneumonia. Take Chamberlains Cough Remedy for prompt relief from the first sign. The Daly Drug and Jewelry Co reports wide sales and use across the United States and abroad, praising its long record of cures.
The University Extension Division offers correspondence and classroom study in Magnetic and Theoretical Circuits to Wisconsin workers in electricity. Courses build fundamental understanding, reduce drudgery, and improve productivity, with personal interviews and on-site support to fit daily work. The program aims to democratize education and connect practical needs with university expertise.
Wisconsin University extension department provides debating societies with guidance on best debate forms and references to books and reports. An editorials excerpt from the Boston Herald (Sept 28 1908) outlines how the method attracts citizens, detailing initiative and referendum history, references, and pamphlets from multiple states on popular topics.
A Wisconsin educators group backs the University of Wisconsin Extension Division to bring education and civic improvement to citizens. They urge state legislators to recognize and support the Extension effort, aiming to broaden classroom learning from home and enhance personal advancement.
A terse subscription notice warns readers of possible disconnection for unpaid bills and urges prompt payment. It notes postal regulations prevent selling papers to long-delinquents and cites Foley's Honey and Tar as a preferred remedy for coughs and colds. Daly Drug & Jewelry Co and Johnson & Hill Co are listed.
A study notes that nations once dreamt of running engines but now focus on practical traction work. It highlights steam rollers and traction engines in roadbuilding and farm labor, stressing safe operate and economical use. The University of Wisconsin offers home study courses to teach these skills, requiring basic literacy.
The text discusses labeling requirements for medicines listing chloroform opium morphine and habit forming drugs. It notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy claims it contains none of these drugs and asserts a new fully proven version with no such ingredients.
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