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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
17
The notice outlines subscription terms for one year and six months, along with display advertising rates. A 24 inch column ad costs 2.88 dollars per insertion, with additional insertions at the same rate. notices and entertainments carry a 6 cent per line charge. Correspondents are asked to write on one side and sign their name.
The Central Wisconsin Holstein Association will hold its annual meeting Friday, June 28, at J. C. Kieffer’s Auburndale farm. Speakers include Prof. W. W. Clark of Elsworth, C. J. Schroeder of Racine, and Geo. Cummings of Prairie. A dairy cow judging demo by O. J. Lew will follow, with social time and a picnic dinner provided.
The column lists a Monday visit by Mr and Mrs Frank Kersten in town, a big barn dance at Mr Frank Young's home on June 21 inviting all, and an extensive local social schedule. It notes a wedding at Cathedral Church with Albert Paterson and Miss Tin Maracat, followed by a reception in Sigel, plus multiple family visits, travel, and farming updates across South Arpin and nearby areas.
Mrs Era Kronholm returned from Merril to visit son Wm Kronholm and wife Floy Berg spent last week at Grand Rapids. Rey Becker of Bay Like delivered a sermon at the Chas Blomquist home Monday night to a large crowd. Robert and Bertha Berg of Grand Rapids were guests here last week. Agda Lindstrom returned Monday from Chicago. Edward Kronholm plans Chicago visit this week. Mr Rian of Milwaukee called Monday. Mrs Sven Holm and children of Rockford arrived Saturday for several weeks. Herman Peterson works at Grand Rapids. Eric and Edwin Berg were business callers at Bim Lake Thursday.
An article urges drinkers to quit to end nervousness and regain business clarity. It promotes the Neal Drink Habit Treatment from Neal Institute Milwaukee, claiming to remove cravings without injections and offering information on enrollment at State and Seventeenth streets, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
A reader plea emphasizes that every new sub adds value for The Tribune and improves coverage. The message urges support through subscriptions, noting the benefits of stronger reporting and community connection for readers.
A county highway commissioner warns travelers of ongoing repairs on the main Grand Rapids to Pittsville road and the Marshfield to Pittsville route. Detours via Klondike Insane Asylum area or Gayntor’s and Arpin’s marshes are advised. a bridge project near Cranberry Creek closes the Grand Rapids to Cranmoor segment temporarily.
W Melvin Ruckle MD and D A Telfer DDS list eye ear nose and throat services. Offices reference Riverview Hospital and Wood County Bank Building in Grand Hapide Wisconsin with telephone numbers 284 and 280.
Orson P Cochran Plano Toner reports village notices from Biron including bicycle riders barred from sidewalks with a $1 fine, dog licenses set at $31 and $2, cattle and livestock prohibition on streets with a $3 first offense fine, and village officers Chris Oleson President and W O Barton Clerk. Licenses payable from now to August 1.
I J Jeffrey lawyer offers commercial and probate law services with an office opposite Churchs drugstore and telephone contact 251.
Geo L Williams attorney at law advertises office in Wood Block over post office Grand Rapids Wisconsin with telephone 1. Dr Edward Houger physician lists practice in Wood County in the Nedosh Bank building offering hours and phone 318.
A vintage ad asserts that every woman who has used Victoria Fleur insists on having her order filled correctly, urging readers to trust friends and neighbors for the product choice and satisfaction.
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