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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1900
Page
4
A fragmented sales notice urges careful selections from reliable goods. It promises substantial home furnishings like carpets and chairs at favorable prices, aiming to lure buyers with special values and market-wide trade encouragement.
The record notes Libby Lu 2OF USKkosh era enterprise and looting fears, with Emigrant movements toward the August settlement. Mentions Jos Veouan visiting Cheon qnnawoe, Crate and Arpin lumber shipping, and plans by Mat Morty to open a south of here saloon after July 10. Local trades include John Kennedy, John Geyer, C D Smith, and D J Arpin engaging in business and timber work.
The Nekoosa column notes graduation events with remarks on pupils, the kindergarten exhibit, and praise for teachers and Mr. Wagner's class. It mentions a Ladies Aid benefit at the church grounds, sold items and a doll rack, plus social visits from Mr. Ray’s parents and local residents. A Fourth of July ball by the Nekoosa orchestra is announced.
A Burgettstown liveryman, L. Wignson, testifies after severe stomach pains he used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from Miller & McCuritys dig-stoner and found it worked quickly on one dose. He praises the medicine as the finest for stomach trouble and vows to keep it at home. Sold by Johnson & Hill Co.
At a Marshfield Good Roads convention a county group formed with ex-Gov WH Upham as president and all supervisors as vice presidents. RR Williams elected secretary and B L Reese treasurer. The aim is to share road building information and spend money wisely, not lavishly. Local old settlers plan a celebration for Louis Rivers, the first Marshfield house builder, with a parade and royal reception. A Fourth of July event is planned with early fundraising and a plan to honor Rivers and celebrate the town’s progress.
Vesper and Saworthy raid Mr Bassey to fix a tea past ara ween std ja. interior tuning improved the appearance. The Weaper Manufacturing company has a new planer in working order, with a trial trade on Wednesday. Pat and Edward Phangan traveled to Wangan and Merrill seeking work during the fiat week.
General county crops suffered as soil condition and pests hinder production. Wreath mark damaged grass crops. sandy soils poor, clay areas show limited hope. Lighting struck P P Syms home at Auburndale, destroying the structure. barn damage to Joe Bren. H R Tarbox of Pittsville seeks sheriff nomination on Republican ticket. Money pledged on Karl's Clover Root tonic at Nailria Drug Co.
An old advertisement lists hosiery for men in white and plain colors including black brown and red with blue trim. Sizes range from six to five or six? centi meters unclear.
Advertises men’s shirts in soft base fabric with Shadras and striped patterns. Mentions assorted colors and pricing from 50 cents to 2 dollars.
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