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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
1
Prospective note from Oneida Oil Co management reports progress on drilling five wells. No 2 a light producer with high costs, No 3 a 22400 profit, No 4 and No 5 producing, with No 2,000 barrel well and No 1 a 600 barrel producer. Stockholders asked to confirm shares and address for verification.
Spectators said Brokas led by a bigger, older visiting squad easily controlled the game. The Incal team trailed 6-2 early but rallied to close within three before the visitors extended their lead again.
Frank L Akoy and Eliza M Bring man both of Rudalps. Ray Bruley and Aura Anastasia both of Nekoosa. Suvert and Ando Schults of Aaharndale. Isaac Brody and Doria Krone both of Marshfield. Jolson Hill Co advertises Slotlister Rocky B Mauntain Tea for infant care.
Moravian Church delegates report strong district growth and active missions during the Moravian Synod in the Northern Province. Rev D C Meinert and Samuel Groentein preached, with district officers including Karl Mueller Henry Richtar and Gerhard Francke. The First and Second Moravian churches jointly raised $170 for a mission festival. delegates note Moravians’ historic global reach and pioneering missionary work.
A party of revivalists has held nightly meetings in a large tent at Qukstrest. Crowds gather each evening for street prelude with magic, prayer, and preaching that has drawn wide attention. Organizers expect to stay about two weeks.
Meals will be served to avoid trouble and ensure a good dinner on July 4. Arrangements are being made to feed a large crowd at the G A B Hall. Price set at 25 cents.
The article notes a Flying Machine exhibit by Moevar Whodsu planned for the Fourth in Thin City, with committee budget considerations likely securing him. It mentions public interest in aerial feats, local preparations, and the mayor reporting progress for a premier celebration. Also covered are political remarks by J A Gayton, a local marriage at Sauk Rapids, Fourth of July gatherings, and various community notices including letters and a ball game.
A jury today announced its decision on the Hart House preliminary estate case in Milwaukee. The judge held the deferral of the Be Ey Senater Genome He Milter of Maul ian to consider the controversy over distribution of a surplus and a campaign question affecting the Pagavitalle. Testimony before the legislative committee revealed discussions of state actions and potential distributions to multiple groups and individuals including Mr. and Mrs. Neaigear and several named residents.
Local note reports Elista set to host Marshtvkd Ebley on Thursday with both teams practicing. Marble field is described as well maintained and ready for a closely contested game. Rumors mention Marshfield Elke planning a special drive, likely drawing a large crowd of fans.
A warning goes out to farmers about a smooth swindle where con tracts to list property are used for sale fees. Ira Dexter is named as the alleged agent, promising two percent commission but in fact securing payment of a two percent share of the land price. The scheme often uses misleading contracts and has deceived wives in some cases, with settlements kept quiet and the fraudulent listing done in cities far from the farmer.
Durell Whitney of this city wed Barbara Durell of Chicago in the latter city on Saturday at the bride’s parents home. Whitney, manager of the Grand Rapids Hotel Co., has long resided here, and Barbara spent last summer in the city. friends offer best wishes for the couple. Also notes shipper A carload of horses was sent from Houghton Mich by FL Siller with good prices paid for stock. A Thursday fire alarm at a residence proved false as chimneys burned out and caused no damage.
A fractured account from Sheboygan describes a parade promised to showcase a chief Hate and an aggregation amid a city anxious for spectacle. Witnesses report band wagons, cheers, and a crowd on eighth street, yet the public display failed to arrive, leaving residents disappointed and pondering safety and planning failings.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a meeting and various names, places, and events with partial phrases about attendance, discussions, and outcomes. The text includes scattered proper nouns and dates but lacks coherent structure or clear narrative.
The text reports that slot machines are being ordered out at Ratcock and the Indies tiona area, with a warning that if not removed there will be further action. It claims machines serve the owner financially and urges thorough abolition. The note ends with travel fare details and tickets for July 4 via the North Western Line and related routes.
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