Doings on the Fourth Festivities Outlined by Committee
The Fourth of July program outlines a daylong schedule with events across Grand Rapids and Fond du Lac. Highlights include a morning bombardment and band concerts, a 9:30 p.m. band parade, a 10 a.m. baseball game, and late morning parades followed by horse races on the west side.
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Thura
Grand, Rapids
West Aida
Enet
Fond du Lacra
Grand Ravide
West
Aide
Drowns in river in northern city area
A girl named Tallian Kollman drowned while bathing with eight companions near a beach north of Grew bridge. Rescue attempts failed for about an hour as water depths proved dangerous. the funeral was held Monday. Other items report church meeting officers, a city fire incident, and local deaths and notices.
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Tallian Kollman
Uney
Salou
Dora Law
Elfen Kollman
Gussie
Stotto Mahoney
Geoils Arpin
Grew Bridge
Glen
Kollman
Hersalf
Shu
Lillian Kollman
Lionel
Tlelp
Lillian
Boms
C. A. ‘Mellicke
GaminaKormniz and Miss Mary Marital Ceremony at Catholic Church
A wedding report notes GaminaKormniz Fottgerl Guruma and Miss Mary ornate wed at a Manila Catholic church. The ceremony included bridesmaid Mary Jiner and attendants, with train No 807 altered departure times. schedule shows Rapids departure adjusted to 4 40 p m instead of 6 05 p m. The report contains several garbled phrases and unclear references.
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Gamina-Kormniz- Fottgerl Guruma
Mary Ornate
Andrew Kargate
Mary Jiner
Central
Nakaosa
Rapids
Jana
Sigal man badly injured in 12 foot fall
Fred J. Haas of Sigal suffered a serious accident when he fell from a harrow, striking his shoulder and ribs, breaking one shoulder and fracturing ribs. Dr Hongen reduced the fractures and indicated a recovery. Gollmer Bros. ofrous will show in the city on Wednesday. Jol Wh. rank J. Cameron of Milwaukae is in the sky today among friends.
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Fred J. Haas
Sigal
Toeshe Ott
Taru
Hongen
Gollmer Bros. Ofrous
Thin City
Rank J. Cameron
Milwaukaeig
Han
Rural festival features prizes and weddings reported
A community fair in East Market Square hosts prizes of 2 and 5 dollars with 1:30 pm events, a 9 pm foot race, and a grand prize. Fireworks, a dance, and a ship ascent are noted amid festival noise. Multiple marriages are listed including Grace McCarthy and Kane, Estelle Baley and Farrish, and others in Windsor and Grand Rapids as local society notes.
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Water Department
East Aide Market Square
Bovey
Pia
Fleet National Bank
Market Square
Grand Rapide
Partmank
East
Banad Carcertonat
Panarmakers
Barnes’ Western Booking Exchange
Deporik Ander Fa
Fond de Lac Va
F. Pomainville
Ajrehin
Hlanchar
W. E. Wheelan
Pia OG
F. Kroger
J. A. Gohec
Funeral for Henry Hanson Follows Steel Work Tragedy
Henry Hanson of St Paul Railroad, Montana, died after falling from a bridge crew structure. Funeral services were held at Moravian Church with burial in Stratome Cemetery. In a separate note, Miss Marton Wottaam and Frei Eberhard wed at the bride’s home with Rev By officiating. The couple, known locally, reside on Eighth Street.
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Thia Vaque
J. M. Boinlor
Oryalpola
Surat
Onion
Duns
Arline Boyvin
Anid
Thorn
Fos
M LaVague
LaUrasso
Mira
Wins Mead
Olt Caco
Leo Flolut
Rauner LaVaque
Buperlar
Mex
Henry Bohler
Thin City
Mr. LaVaque
Tin Eoantiry
Osnida
Biron
Qeutralia
Thair
LaVaaua Ty
Wm. Reding
Kuma Walsh
Iron River
Myre
Leo Fiolat
Superior
Mive
Grace McCarthy
Thas- Kane
Reding
Mise Fern Love
Thox
MacCarthy
Afrs
Kane
James McCarthy
the Tribune
Minnie Draeger
B.W. Greisbach
Ray. Moilickens
Chris Draeger
Grand Rapids
Greisbach
Frm
Grejebach Bros
Brida
Henry Janson
Henry Hanson
Garatoga
Hanson
St Paul Railroad Company
Montana
Steel Ganz
Moravian Church
Stratome
Marton Wottaam
Frei
Eberhard Wera
Wmaack
Clara Kluge
Ysid
Edward Eberhard
Wall
Eighth Street
Tribuns
Increases in Salaries for Local Carriers and Staff
Four pomal clerks and carriers received raises with Otto Mickelson Lyon Henne and Geo. Otto among the oldest carriers listed. Marvin, Mavme Waterman, Garl Oderard, and W B Raymond saw higher pay. portage noted as beaten. Local team defeated Portage 8 to 1 in Sunday baseball, a close game avoided by a larger margin. Mattie Broxson, a former Auburndale teacher, returns home on Grand Ave for the summer, accompanied by Bertha Mollie Maves staying a few weeks in the city.
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Joly Istrome
Pomal
Otto Mickelson
Lyon
Henne
Geo. Otto
Cwhile
Marvin
Mavme Waterman
Garl Oderard
Raymond Sa
Mine Mattie Broxson
Auburndale Dorice
Grand Ave
Bertha
Mollie Maves
Kace Sala
Heineman’s
For Trade Thaws Near Naserville Trade Lot Details
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a trade site near Naserville with eighty acre parcels and a mention of surrounding country. The text references plowable land, a pine and stone area, and a vague town description with weather notes and possible sale or exchange terms.
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Naserville
Giraud
Dainty Pettiiy
Tee Avery
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E. L. Hayward
Geo. M. Edi
J. W. Natwick
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City Point
W. Kern
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Pelday
Petottlen Bruboon
Werth
Meo Kera
Yale
Laterview
Kandy
Mre
E.W. Mritastugor
Thormday
Ridfim
Aten
Frank Dib
Jay
A. Daly
Rome
Jona
Amumearett
Williama
Win Rivar
Hionae
Potato Growers Meeting
Society of Wiscaondia Potate Grawera
Adle
Indy R. Ndchildren
Pieasant Troupdings
Owa
Cary of
Frank Stahlet
Broant Young
Mhs Jackson
Holneman’s
C. M. Dougherty Electrical Wiring & Supplies
East Side
Bank OF Grand Rapids
West Side
Kruger
Warner Company
America
Post
McCarthy- Kane
Watey-Farrish Mies Estelle M. Baley
John Farriah
Finest McConkie
Morchanteille
Gnd
Warner-Thompson
Victor Thompson
Ana Susa
Orence
M. Warner
Windsor
Wiscusin
Thompson
Elizabeth Daly Tealduce
Draeger-Greisbach
Wm. Downing
Wss
Tribune
Downing
Heingfian's
F. MacKinoc O
Jones
Geo. Fomainville
Pomainville
L. Perard
Gettslall- Eberhard
Portage Ie
Portage
Fn Moors
Bto
Bert Nason
Uae
Hirth
Chir
Nsyts
A. P. Hirzy
Optometrist
Watch Inspector C.& N.w.r'y
Frank Brostowitz
L, Kissel & Sons
Wisconsin
BE. N. Pomainville
the Insurance
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