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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1908
Page
8
A fragmented report describes frost damage at Cranberry Notes and mentions nearby incidents in the Cane Uod region. It details casualties, property effects, and responses, noting severe damage and concerns for children and locals amid unclear dates and places.
The page records numerous social events in Cranmoor and nearby towns including parties, announcements, and gatherings. It also advertises a skin remedy D. D. D. Prescription with testimonials and a free booklet, urging readers to seek its skin care guidance.
A long list of141 local updates, births, deaths, visits, travels and events from a Wisconsin community. Entries name residents such as Athin Raymonds family, Rev. J. A. Stoman, Dr. Witney, and others, with numerous social activities, school notes, meetings, and upcoming dances. A fatal accident near a barn is reported, along with funeral details and local business notes including standard ad copy.
A vivid account of Grand Rapids new civic renewal, describing rebuilt depots, bridges, brick sidewalks, and a modern cathedral, with mentions of a large department store, post office, hotel plans, and flourishing cultural sites including the library, Masonic lodge, opera house, and banks as the city renovates its downtown toward a flourishing future.
Carolinn recounts a riverfront drive through Grand Rapids noting completed bridges and new electric power and street lighting. She praises renovated streets, parks, schools, and industry including mills, furniture works, and packing firms. The citizenry’s spirit and tidy streets reflect rapid urban development and improved quality of life.
A stream of brief items records births, visits, travel, and family news across Wisconsin cities. Observations include a baby’s arrival, relatives visiting Chippewa Falls and Durand, Milwaukee business trips, and residents touring or residing in nearby towns. The items mention individuals by name and various local undertakings, with ads for health remedies and notices of social events.
A fragmented aged item notes a Monday event where a party of eleven started for water lands in South Dakota. Isaacson of Shawono, central can manager for the McCormick Harvesting Ga., helped by agent T. J. White. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Jonn Miller and others traveling to Engle. Weekend travel and small town movements are referenced with several names and brief notes.
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