05 Jun 1907
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text mentions memorial themes, graves, and a distant ceremony. Names and places are obscured by garbled characters, but hints of a commemorative event surface alongside disjointed references to a code, a border area, and somber tones.
Real estate notes show property in Nekoosa and Grand Rapids area. Describes a good farm of 120 acres with buildings, priced around 1100. Mentions land priced 45 to 13.50 per acre with down payment options and rail fare to Texas in the Van Horne Valley pitch.
The Tigers of this city opened a three game week with a 5 to 1 win over Portage. Grand Rapids and Tomahawk games followed with the Tigers prevailing 20 to 7 in Tomahawk and the Nationals beating Necedah 13 to 1 on the home grounds. Local column notes cover college notes, labor disputes, and civic meetings including park plans, sewer projects, and Rural Carriers grouping.
A garbled passage outlines a tense public gathering with undefined names and places. It hints at attendees Becky Mae and Vin Jaton amid scattered phrases about meetings, locations, and unclear events. The text remains fragmented with no clear outcome.
A horse belonging to the MacKinnon family became frightened Tuesday afternoon, crossing a bridge from east to west side. Mrs. MacKinnon and the Mime MacKinnon were in the rig, but the horse was stopped before any damage occurred.
Disjointed OCR transcription lists names and terms like Arkell Portis and Wage Pete alongside unclear phrases. It hints at political governance, tenure, and dates but lacks coherent facts, places, or outcomes. Restorative context is not recoverable from the readable text.
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