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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
24
A fragment discusses the core value of reliability in lumber dealing. It emphasizes proving ability to deliver the goods, noting lumber is a lasting commodity bought for life. It underscores trust in the men you deal with and confidence in durability and lasting value at Kellogg’s.
The Grand Rapids Tribune announces subscription rates at 1.56 per year with a 22 cent per inch rate for display advertising. It notes column width of 24 inches and cost for a full page insertion, plus 4 cents per line for admission fees on entertainments. Correspondents are asked to write on one side of the paper and sign their name.
Merrilli News comments on Governor McGovern announcing candidacy for U S Senate this fall. Editorial criticizes professional office seekers and praises the governor’s past record while questioning tariff stances, urging elected officials to serve rather than seek higher honors and to focus on constructive governance.
A line of local notes recalls a fatal accident near Hassell’s golf course and the death of respected citizen C. O. Hassell after moving from here to Grand Rapids two years ago. The community extends sympathy to his family and mentions numerous town residents and activities including school meetings, visits, and church services.
Charles Carroll resigned from the mill and went home to Port Edwards Andrew Golganekt also resigned and intends to visit Canada to see life there. Various townsfolk were noted visiting, with mentions of damaged or upcoming events, a park defeat, property improvements, and community movements. Several residents reported travel, sickness, and upcoming construction work as the community records daily happenings.
Notice to owners of cattle cows sheep swine mares mules and other livestock in Biron village. A first offense fine of 1 will be imposed and livestock will be taken up by the Village Marshal after the notice period. Village Board Bt Chris Olesu President W C Barton Clerk.
Officials led by Chris Olesda and Barton issue enforcement for bicycle riders not using sidewalks at Byron. Violators face a $1.00 fine and costs of prosecution under new rules.
The readable fragments describe stray phrases and garbled words about attire and a list. No coherent event, names, places, or dates emerge to form a factual news item.
A garbled OCR fragment references facilities and supplies, mentions water highs in the east and past levels, and notes impossibility of current conditions. Names, dates, or clear actions are not identifiable within the readable text.
Legal blanks for sale at this office. Mary Browbein and David Levin are central to a four month old mercantile venture in Pittsvelle. Levin will conduct business in his own name at the former site, with plans for service and improved installations in coming months.
East Side John Traser Residence phone No 4865. Readable fragments point to a public notice or directory line listing a housephone number and an address. No clear event or action is present.
Community notes report the annual school festival. resignations include the long-time treasurer after twenty-one years. Ed Krontiolin to rule out a new term as editor. Several residents announce moves and farm purchases, with students Agda and Agnes Lindstrom headed to Chicago for an indefinite stay.
Notice is given that by judgment in the Circuit Court for Wood County Wisconsin on May 29 1913 Tawrence Ward as plaintiff will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the following lands West Half of the Southwest Quarter East Half of the Southeast Quarter Southwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter and other fractional parts all in Section Six Town Twenty One North Range Three East described as parcels to satisfy the judgment. The sale will occur at the front door of the Court House in Grand Rapids Wisconsin on July 16 1914 at 2 50 o clock p m. Dated May 27 1814 COWRLE Sheriff Grand Rapids Wisconsin Goggins Brase Attorneys for Plaintiffs
Notice of sale by sheriff A J Cowell in Wood County Wisconsin following a May 16 1918 foreclosure judgment. sale date set for July 15 at 11 am at the courthouse front door in Grand Rapids Wisconsin. premises include parts of section 16 township 21 north range 3 east with multiple quarter portions in Wood County. Gorwins Brazeau attorneys for plaintiffs.
OCR fragment notes address style in North Second Street East Grand Rapids Wisconsin with business phone and night calls. Contains limited readable contact details likely from an advertisement or listing.
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