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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
5
Grand Rapids Wisconsin June 8, 1910 advertisement rates for display matter set at 10 cents per inch. Tribune columns are 24 inches long, cost 32.40 for one insertion. Local notices cards of thanks resolutions of respect and entertainment notices with admission fees priced at 5 cents per line. Subscription rates listed: one year six months etc.
The Quaker Doctor outlines visits by Dr Garbett a renowned specialist returning from Victoria to Grand Rapids for monthly consults at Dixon House. He cites thirty years of practice and highlights his treatments for nervous disorders and child ailments, sharing patient letters praising life-changing results and urging public awareness.
Petition to village board to amend Ordinance No 10 to allow open saloons from 8 am to 4 pm, 8 pm to 12 30 am on secular days, and Sunday hours from 1 to 2 am and noon to 10 20 pm. Coster family arrives to log on Marvin Lynn farm Port Edwards. Carrie McCreedy nursing at Temale hospital. post office moves to new Market Street building. Crowns sells 80 acre farm to Addie Scott Illinois. Mrs Henry Fitch and Josephine visit St Louis.
A local Record notes a curious two-headed animal in Dexterville, said to be born years ago and captured by a Mr. Bloory. The creature has two eyes two ears two noses and four nostrils but otherwise is described as a normal malformed animal.
The graduating class held a well attended event Friday night at Poxsley’s. Highlights included opening address by Bernadette Gaffney, valedictorians Stier McGragh and Efla Mails, diplomas presented by Professor L Brooks, and a farewell party for principal Lloyd Brooks at Tom Passley’s. Local notices mention former staff, illness impacts, and community outings. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy ad appears among the notices.
A local public endorsement from Grand Rapids Wisconsin extols Dean’s Kidney Pills based on Thomas Durr’s experience. He cites weak kidneys, colored secretions, back pain, and relief after using the product, with Buffalo New York based Foster Milburn Co. as sale agents and a 50 cent price. The text urges readers to remember the warre and choose Doan’s.
Mrs Otto Krange returned home Saturday after a two week visit in Chippewa Palis with friends and relatives. Many Auburndale visitors Friday and Grand Rapids shoppers frequent the area. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is praised for curing and saving lives across the world. Johnson & Hill Co advertises infants shoes with specials at 75 and 95 cents.
The article notes locals discuss renaming their town Grand Rapida Wisconsin to Grandalia and mentions visits of residents from nearby areas, church activities, and a baseball game where Sand Hill beat Kellner 10 to 0. It lists several residents, travel notes, and small community events including a Lutheran confirmation and school play attendance.
Vesper school under Geo Varney and Myrtle Rowland closes Friday June 10 with an old fashioned picnic inviting district residents. The Pittville baseball team beat the Vesper boys on their home field last Sunday. Albert Stahl of North Prairie visited his brother Henry Stahl. Wilson the photographer advertised stamps and postcard reminders.
Miss Mary Johnson visits with her uncle Gilbert Johnson in La Crosse for several weeks. A son was born last week to Mr and Mrs Prentis Coon. Ed Coon returns from three months visit with relatives in Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Leonard Reinhart visited at the Jobo Reinhart home. Mrs A B Sutor and Miss Elidar Lambert visited Bratton home Sunday afternoon. Joy Rayonne attended chaarels weer vices in Grand Ravids Sunday. A bell claimed as the largest in Wisconsin is now on display in Cleveland Wisconsin. It is a Shorthorn weighing about 3200 pounds.
In Washington R I C J Gudlong warns of hereditary kidney trouble and credits four bottles of Taley's Kidney Remedy with a complete cure. He urges others not to neglect treatment before it is too late as Johnson Hill Co and J E are noted in the ad.
Office over Gross Lyonee Tet 251. Legal notice indicates the firm handles loans and collections within commercial and probate law, highlighting an address for contact or office location.
Grand Rapids Wisconsin advertises buggies and milk wagons built to wear and guarantee satisfaction. Completed and ready for sale at reasonable prices. Vehicle repair and painting offered. business promises satisfaction.
Readable fragments show a local report touching on weather, travel and a few names. The text mentions Kinney and Vidis with scattered references to Neadavettes and a heada, suggesting a statewide or regional item with medical or civic notes and occasional mis spellings.
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