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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
4
The Tribune lists one year subscriptions at 31.50 and six months at 73. Display ads cost 10 cents per inch, with columns of 24 inches, making a full one column ad 2.40 per insertion. Local notices and paid notices are 5 cents per line if an admission fee is charged.
The text outlines a Flag Day proclamation issued by Governor Davidson of Wisconsin. It urges public observance with ceremonies and participation by citizens and public officers. It emphasizes national unity and gratitude to veterans, calling for orderly memorial activities and public information.
A distorted report discusses marriage and divorce trends in the United States and compares them with Europe. It references shifts in northern and eastern states versus the west and central regions, noting uncertain velocity and contrasting rates with Switzerland France and Germany.
Professor John B Parkinson of the University of Wisconsin retires after forty six years of service, receiving a silver loving cup from students. He has served as instructor regent professor and vice president, ending a long career dating back to 1800. A separate note mentions Alaska-Yukon postage stamp issues and a Seward portrait on a new stamp.
Port Edwards defeated Mosinee nine to one in a Sunday ball game. The locals pulled away early. the visitors had a strong pitcher and support was lacking for Mosinee. Grand Rapids band performed, and depot construction near the Wisconsin river drew attention. Community events included dances, school term endings, and local visits. several residents were noted for health and personal milestones.
Health feature from Grand Rapids urges kidney care and cites reader testimonials endorsing Doan’s Kidney Pills. Mrs Samuel Parker and others report relief from pain, urinary symptoms, and back discomfort after use, emphasizing quick, lasting improvement.
Miss Georgia Cothlin of Seneca and Emory Bennett of Cranmoor wed at the bride’s parents home. Both are well known locally, with the bride daughter of G H Conklin and the groom son of A E Bennett. Friends wish them a happy life together amid a bustling community notices and local events.
A social at A Lebere home Saturday evening attracted a large local attendance with total proceeds of 38 dollars donated to A B Church. Prizes went to Edith Slining and Henry Morrison. Visitors include Mrs V Lind and Miss.
On Saturday Rudolph marks the sixth anniversary of Father Van Sever's missionary work with Solemn Mass at 9:30 in the local church. Rev Van Sever is assisted by Rev Korczyk and Rat Feldman, Grand Rapids, with Rev Reding delivering the sermon. A brief school program follows. neighboring parishes and Protestant friends are invited. Jasper Crotteau attends Memorial Services in Grand Rapids. Eva Sharkey has returned home from the hospital and hopes to walk again soon. Wm Lema and sons plan a trip to Alberta, Canada, after repairing homesteads.
Instructional memo urging correspondents to use one-sided pages, begin items with town names, end with the writer's name, spell proper names clearly, and avoid jokes about locals. Emphasizes politeness, professional style, and adherence to paper conventions for consistent layout.
Fragments accuse patent cures of promising permanent relief while failing to treat root causes. The text notes Dr Taylor’s blood-spectrum approach, a refund offer if not cured, and mentions local notices about visitors, job changes, and community events alongside medical claims.
Morris Dexter Ky reports a man over fifty suffering kidney troubles found comfort and relief in Foley's Kidney Remedy after years of doctors' advice. The article notes the remedy's popularity among elderly men seeking prostate and gland support.
The village board approved an ordinance granting the Grand Rapids Street Railroad Company a franchise to build and operate an electric street railway along Prospect Avenue from the village north to the L. Svevena corner. Routes to Market Street remain open for farmer horse handling. Local events include Riverside Camp Royal Neighbors honoring Mrs. R. C. Leheibe, a wedding at Gutholia parsonage, and a joint village town board meeting to discuss annexation.
Odiew over Cardio & Lyois. Set. 251.
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