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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1908
Page
4
A noisy OCR page from Grand Rapids Wisconsin shows ads and notices for subscriptions, political conventions, and public notices. It references the Democratic State Convention and Wisconsin Central earnings, plus various local business mentions and health cure notices.
A 19th century pamphlet solicits Wisconsin residents to contribute information on natural resources climate farms and labor conditions. The letter invites households to share crops soils schools and weather observations and to name friends who might want copies of the Efompvaukar, addressed to Mr. W. S. Kalseven, PT. M., C. & N. W. Ry, Chicago, WI.
Very low rates for trips to Pacific Coast points via Chicago with daily departures from Sept 1 to Sept 15. Offers flexible stopover arrangements and extended credit terms through ticket agents. Testimonial from W. Kelley of Mansfield, Pa praises kidney cure claiming health restored after years of illness. Daly Ding Jewelry Co. and Johnson-Hitt.
A. A. Marvin will lead the orders and torching for Nekoosaid wards Papir Co at Port Howarda before moving to the village. Marriages, deaths, and local incidents are noted, including a June wedding and various farm losses from fires and accidents in the region.
Armenia Mr and Mrs C B Amos of Nokoorn visited over Sunday at the Siandag home. Milas Mary McGinaty enjoyed time with friends at Tnucode Mr and Mrs Fay Wells visiting Mantello. Mr aunt Mrs Matt Solchun entertained at Grand Rapids. A large crowd from Nokoasa attended our grand celebration Vouarth with a good time. The Bokol of Milwaukee visiting friends for a few days at the week’s start.
Vesper notices recount social visits and movements among residents from Butternut to Grand Rapids. Residents plan trips and attend events, with travel fare promotions for forthcoming conventions and associations. several names and places appear in partial form.
A messy OCR fragment reports dances hosted by Nic Marconi and Mr and Mrs Frank Sharkey at Mose Sharkey home in Wavenn and Grand Rapids. It mentions deaths in Rochester, family travels, plastering work, and several local people visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs Q Buck of Anna host eight days vacation at the John Karts house. Mrs TL Spear and daughter Clarissa visit from Milburnsday. Bertha and Anna Sawatzke of Milwaukee call on friends. Gottfried Sowatska and LG Woodworth guest at a relative’s home. F S Woodworth and Duvy Youllworth visit, Mrs Wm Paters and children from Milwaukee arrive to see John Dawes. Twins born to Gov Gabol Saturday. Milas Macy Kay of Grand Rapids travels with Charlotte Palle. Albare Daimmrick from Woah Alliy visits a week. Miss Corn Wilsay returns from Grand Rapids. Karlurtz of Alma visits with relatives and friends.
A customer testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy saved him from a costly doctor bill after severe illness in 1907 and praises the medicine as one of the best of its kind. The note quotes a claim of saving $100.00.
Suerry and others attend events around St Paul Stevens Point and Auburndale. An 1872 diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera outbreak is cited with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy praised. Civil Service exam notice for Madison hospital laundry job with $50 000 salary and two to three week deadline. Foley's Kidney Cure testimonial and round trip Colorado travel offers wrap the page.
Readers report a busy week with visits, travels, and gatherings around Plover and nearby towns. Mentions include Orin Ulendeuning and Ralph Parsons ill with typhoid fever, Roy Pike in Sint Polats, and Agnes Mugzer visiting Plum Hall. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Parsons. The Plover hall team hosted Meohan tom, while several couples and families attended July picnics and dances. Hay cutting reports show weather and crop conditions affecting work, with references to frost, salting, and field conditions.
The Golimar Bros present a sensational American show full of aerial winged creatures and daring feats. European family of aerial acrobats from Olrce Rarsis bring a 1000 seat Hippodrome spectacle with two daily performances. Doors open at 1 and 7. Location listed as Petersburg area with local street details.
The State School for the Deaf in Wisconsin provides vocational training including cabinet work carpentry printing and related crafts. It offers room and board and free dancing and moral instruction for deaf children with instruction by HW Welker of the State School in Delaven Wisconsin.
The terrible itching and smarting from certain skin diseases is almost instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price, 25 cents. For sale by Daly Drag & Jewelry Co.
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