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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
8
A letter from OC Radpers at Araneltan Dan describes a healthy man suddenly unable to work after a collapse. It notes he suffered from a mysterious condition and that six bottles of Motoy's Widney Cure are advertised as a remedy, with claims of kidney relief and restorative effects.
The council presided by Mayor Wheelan approved minutes from the last meeting and tackled numerous petitions. Sewers for Washington Ave and North Spruce Sky were granted or laid over as specified, street lighting at Courthouse and St. John intersections discussed, and grid work on water mains examined amid budget actions and referrals.
Miss Eth Ginslay visits Grand Rapids and hosts Mrs Skinner and family. Roy Warren works on a Goo Kings present. Laula Weldon and Wa gon Ward family visit. Ed Moon assists L M hormberg on a new house. Flora Warren works at Ma Walcott’s. Mrs Walcott’s health limits work. Baby care promoted by Midlister Rocky Mountain Tea. Lotte Lottin injures finger. Arthur Barker works for brother Edd. Alonzo Bailey to Washington for future plans.
Mrs E H Waterman of Sharidan visited with her parents Mr and Mrs M H Monger last week. Ida Blackona and Rosetta Pike returned home from visits with family. Evangelists from Cincinnati conduct revival meetings this week. A Saturday river event is planned for June 9. Miss Louise Brown and Barth Almond visited over Sunday. Beadle started work at the Hiron Paper mill. Mrs Frank Soduski and Mrs Jake Luts visited Hemria home Saturday. Mrs Cland plans house painting and repairs by the Grand Tailoring service remains available, phone 207.
Local society notes list visits by Mrs. Fred Logan and Blanche Dano, Miss Grace Clark visiting family, and Mrs. Will Chambers and daughter visiting in the area. Also mentions Nick Marceau hosting a free event with music, the Alamonk Fourth celebration, horse races, dances, and prices. plus other brief items about residents and a bowel trouble remedy praised by M F Burroughs.
Mrs Bannatt of Washington Mrs Nelson of Chicago and others from Grand Rapids Tomahawk Camp Datslar and Ernison area spent last week in local homes visiting relatives and attending dances. Several residents shopped transacted business and hosted visiting friends during the week with gatherings and summer plans mentioned.
Historic Armenia brief notes list residents and visitors including Mr Mason the assessor, Mrs Wells shopping in Nokopas, Herman Myrold heading to Milwaukee, O J Sowned buying a hearse, and many locals visiting Grand Rapids Miner and South Armenia. Community life centers on sales, visits, and family ties with miscellaneous town news and a medical ad for Foley's Kidney Care.
The Wisconsin State Horticultural Society announces a summer meeting at Baraboo on August 29. The one day session focuses on native shrubs vines and flowering plants for cultivation, with talks on park systems in ill Genoa cities by landscape gardener Jener. Premiums will be offered for native and cultivated sowers with F Cranefield serving as secretary.
A Daly Drug and Jewelry Company notice states a refund guarantee on Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar. The undersigned offer to refund the wholesale price and the 50 cent bottles if the remedy fails to cure coughs or colds, plus a 25 cent bottle guarantee for satisfactory results or money back.
Fragmented OCR mentions a medical treatment for lung hemorrhage using prior remedies and medications. The readable parts reference physicians, a treatment involving pills, and a referenced substance or brand, but details are unclear and names are incomplete.
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