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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
8
A dense OCR page records community happenings including social visits, family milestones, travel plans, illnesses, and local weather notes. It mentions visitors to towns, upcoming stock fairs, church events, farm activity, and personal notices about illnesses and celebrations, reflecting a bustling late summer rhythm.
The Vesper brick and tile plant, started last Friday by John Murgatroyd Brick & Tile Co., operates with Aly Murgatroyd and his sons. Clay is delivered in dump carts, processed through a pug mill, and shaped into bricks by a wire cut machine. Quality noted as only fair, with plans to burn and dry bricks for sale. local financier Win. Pray and partner Mr. Maapo discussed supportive investments and staff roles.
The page records scattered notes about residents visiting relatives in Milwaukee and Oysterville, weather making travel difficult with high water and flooded rivers, a livestock or crop report, a Sunday social at the home of Mrs. Tas Robert Songer, and local business ads for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Johnson & HEL Co. products.
A jumble of Want Column items from an old Tribune page lists ads for sewing, sales, orders, and papers plus notices for final settlement in Wool County Court. It includes names like Mrs IL Woodell and A Crawford, plus references to Cuban diarrhoea remedies and Chamberlains, with public notices about executor filings and estate accounts in Grand Rapids Tribune.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Lanree Kautson and Misa Han, with scattered references to Grand Rapids, Triundant aid, and a Sunday event. Details are garbled and several phrases are unintelligible, yielding no coherent report or clear event.
Fragmented OCR describes a social event with names like Mr and Mrs Anton Arnold hosting a gathering at a community house. References to a couple, guests, and a Sunday afternoon visit appear amid garbled lines and scattered surnames including Wink and Nich.
A damaged notice from Pittsville Wisconsin asks help recovering two white and speckled hounds that disappeared about a week ago. The ad promises a reward and lists train schedules from Milwaukee to Grand Rapids via Chicago and Grand Rapids with arrival times and stops, signed by Solow Marritt.
A long mixed text describes an end post design with four parts and a galvanized pipe brace, plus a crosscut saw device from Rural New Yorker correspondence. It includes farm testing notes on fowl feeding, egg strength, and chick development, and ends with a Wisconsin foreclosure notice and sheriff details.
North Western Line offers reduced excursion tickets for a Baltimore convention trip, Chicago to Denver via Wander route, and Asbury Park trips with limited return dates. Includes special fares for travelers to Baltisudis Mab and varied routes from Chicago to New York area ports. Limited to June 34 and July dates, with end of sales and return limits noted.
Mr J T Barber of arcinville Ga keeps a bottle of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy at hand for instant use during sudden attacks. He praises Chamberlain’s remedy as among the best medicines he ever used and recommends keeping a bottle ready. Sold by Daly Deng Jewelry.
J I Ferguson in Iowa Homestead argues that bacon type hogs cannot be maintained in the corn belt under current feeding. He cites Danish Irish Canadian breeding success and notes corn and barley based rations are scarce and costly there. He favors a Forkshrey Tamworth cross to improve vigor and carcass quality for the packing house.
A marginal discussion on ambition as a cultivated trait not a fixed gift. It argues ambition can be sparked or extinguished by reading, listening, or encouragement, and notes that fading ambition signals poor environment health or bad influences, urging noble purpose and personal drive to become a strong man.
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