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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
4
Port Edwards item notes marine of the week and mentions relatives in a brief public notice style summary. The readable fragment underscores a local honors or family connection without details of event or date.
Fragmentary local notes mention individuals in Grand Point and Grand Rapids and a Chicago visit. A paragraph offers medical guidance on overeating and digestion, recommending chewing thoroughly and using Chamberlain's stomach and liver tablets to avoid heartburn, with local druggist selling them.
Lightning struck the Sigel residence of Mrs. Amelia Brehay causing porch damage and plaster loss while the family, seated at the table, escaped injury. The report notes Mrs. Baeza's ongoing illness under Dr. Godecke of Vesper care and mentions Henry Kouth's return to town for health reasons.
Warped garbled notes describe pests like cowworm and louse affecting crops across the eastern park, with growers racing to protect peas and vines. Farmers from Sigel to Sivel undertake brick work and new houses while marriages and local building projects weave through a busy rural update.
It Duzgies the World. No discovery in medicine has ever created one quarter of one excitement Ahet has been caused-by Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption. Its severest tests have been on hopeless pion pneumonia Haigorrhage pleurisy and bronchitis. Thousands of whom it has restored to perfect health. For coughs colds asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and weeping congestion it is the quickest surest cure in the world. It is sold by Johnson & H. Co. and John E. Daly who guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Large bottles 50c and $1 Trial bottles free.
Vesper ie and Ruth McCam ley of Grand Rapids and Miss Mary Doyl of Bedford visited the White House this week. Henry Otro of Merrill spent the Fourth of July with his parents Mre and Mrs. Carson Otro. Miss L C Goldsworthy is building a new house on Hemlock bank for Dr F A Goedeck. Little Ligue Pussenan hosted a birthday party for Hosemond and Annie O’Brien. George Otte’s home welcomed a new baby. Mrs John Hessler visited Grand Rapids Tuesday.
An early promotional piece claims Dr Lines life pills could have saved a wealthy man from digestive failure in London. It touts pills that strengthen the stomach and aid assimilation, stir appetite, and notes a free trial. Sold by Johnson & Till Co. John KA Daly.
A fragmentary social page lists names including Rev. Pitteville C. Reise John and families Mrs Merrill Louis Otto and wives Daniel Keenan and others. The text notes a tense 49 run and a granted visit to a Mrs. Haniel Murgatroyd and Mr and Mrs Flannagan, with attendees from the community and a weeklong visit implied.
The article traces Northern Wisconsin from lumber to mining, manufacturing, and farming driving growth. It highlights rail access, shipping, and new industries shaping a developing region with cheap land and growing opportunities, naming local figures and organizations as catalysts.
Fragmented OCR summary reports a recent incident near Hewitt and a wreck at the edge of a county area. It mentions a youth aged about ten years and a future saloon sale at Keyser place, with notes on business suitability. Names include J. Rayyare and Ruduiyi, with locations Ruduiyi and Marshfield News referenced.
A readable fragment describes M A Hugarty suffering from yellow jaundice and severe illness. It touts Elvetric Millers as a cure after a few doses and includes promotional lines for medicines and travel fares with scattered dates and contact references.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local paragraph with scattered names and places such as Marshfield Centralia and Dalyst. It hints at a regional court or railroad reference with officials and a table, but the readable content is too incomplete to confirm a specific event or outcome.
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