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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1903
Page
4
Nekuosa residents gather for a social after a long absence. Marshfield highlights include city progress and the Crosby and Meyers cheese warehouse site. The Fourth Annual Commencement at Nekuosa graded school is planned for Brook's Hall with local dignitaries and students in attendance.
News notes from Sigel and nearby towns detail medical events, household moves, and community happenings. Reports include cancer treatment details, home improvements, a new dance hall, farm and building projects, travel between Sigel and Grand Rapids, and local residents visiting relatives. A Memorial Day observance and school activities are also noted along with assorted personal notices and brief travel anecdotes.
The Woodsmen of the World lodge held a special session last Saturday evening when about 10:30 the wives arrived and provided a lovely supper for the members. Noltner cut his left hand seriously while cutting meat and will go to Tomah for treatment. Wailer Lacy, recently returned from New Mexico for his health, is failing quickly. J. J. O'Riley came back from Marshfield and sold his driving team John Salivat and daughter Mabel were Grand Raparians and Saturday Ty. M. Acleman is building a cortasse at Clear Lake and will move his family there when finished.
A difficult drive and vague hints of trouble frame a scene at a local lot. The text mentions a 25 at Jounron and Will Co, with unclear details about fiabe acasuns and endabdanisali tith bhahin. The fragmentary item hints at a municipal or commercial notice without clear action or outcome.
Miss Jennie Berard closed a successful year at Cranhoo school with a full house for the program. She left for Grand Rapids on the 5 p.m. train. Executives of Cranberry Growers met in Grand Rapids. Several locals visited family and friends in Rudolph and Grand Rapids.
The letter from Tex Years in Bed by R A Gray of Oakville Indiana describes ten years confined to bed with kidney disease. After exhausting top doctors relief came only when Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended. He states it has been a God send and notes it is sold by Johnson and Dill Co.
Frank Clark suffered a severe accident with a wood sawing machine injuring all four fingers of his right hand, with a surgeon sewing the fingers in hopes of saving them though the outcome remains uncertain. Social notes mention visiting relatives from Grand Rapids Green Bay Berlin and Appleton plus local greetings and upcoming dances.
Ivete attends a wedding shower for Miss Ae Yous in Cleveland while Bernice and Dora Cleveland visit grandparents. Miss Myrtle Allcutt visits from our city, guests Edna Devo. Miss Fannie Burrows travels to Grand Rapids with Miss Maya Layles. Local shoppers from our area seen in Yorrecity and nearby towns. School closed Friday May 2 for a picnic on the island.
A Decatur Alabama woman writes of three years of insufferable pain from indigestion stomach and bowel trouble describing death seeming inevitable until she tried Electric Bitters. She reports immediate improvement and full recovery noting the medicine benefits liver kidney stomach and bowel issues. Prepared by John E. Baley druggist.
The Lindsey Farmers Institute holds a June 17 session with a 9:00 a.m. morning program on Fertility and Tillage. A bulletin will be distributed before the first session. The institute invites all interested in agriculture to attend, urging trainers to bring families and stressing the potential value of the talks.
The Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station bulletin recommends using formaldehyde to lessen potato scab damage. Mix one half pound of 40 percent formaldehyde with 15 gallons of water, soak unsprouted seed potatoes for three to four hours if scabbed, then cut tubers as usual. The solution may be reused five or six times with slightly longer each treatment, but not for fermentation.
The Chapel Car hosted crowds for Sunday services, with Rev. C H Rust baptizing ten people at the river. Next Friday he will speak on What Baptists Believe, and a Baptist Sunday School opens at 9 30 in the car. Evening service moves to Grand Army Hall for Christian Discipleship Defined.
A dated collage of moralizing tips warns against common missteps from eating soup with fingers to bed attire and walking downstairs. It promotes Joley's Kidney Cure for summer kidney irregularities and advertises Lara mit Guthrie as painters and decorators in need of work.
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