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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text describes a 19th or early 20th century public notice about postal, political, and agricultural topics. Names, dates, places, and institutions appear in garbled form, with references to Grand Rapids and various individuals and events and a discussion of agriculture education and public proceedings.
A North Yakima report lists numerous church activities and baptisms at local and nearby congregations. Frances Darichetua attended by Avail noted, with infant baptism at Union Church. Other rites included infant and family ceremonies, with several locals mentioned among the attendees and participants.
A jagged OCR fragment mentions SENECA foney and Cirtalague, with references to publishing in a Ca ie pabie pith. It notes several people and moves between places, including names like Mr. Grotiall and Harry Cole, and hints at property or livery work and a 50 amount amid scattered dates and details.
An elderly student named Winship, eighty years old, completed college coursework at Ohio State and will receive her diploma from the University. She spent five years studying law and dentistry, returning to a traditional yearbook celebration, while maintaining a quiet memory of past tutors and family.
Madison reports the assembly approved a bill to empower counties to build sanatoria for tuberculosis care with state aid set at 83 per week per patient. Gov McGovern signals intentions to sign, while counties and boards prepare for funding. Also notes on fishing routes and Northwestern Line brochures through Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota.
A garbled market of names and events from Teastatarelan appears. Lydia Silver wins a homecoming race while others discuss boarding houses, farm work, and forthcoming duties. Several figures like Barney St Denis and Joe Dontski are mentioned amid scattered mentions of Vesper Wood Co and catalog references.
Nekoosa items report residents traveling to Portland and Spokane for work, a German school event at a park, a court stenographer appointment, furniture moves, cattle discussions, and social gatherings. A rural opinion warns against neighbor knockers and advocates constructive community spirit.
Bemidji area visitors recall Kellner Henry Sydow and A Myer home gathering last week. A late birthday celebration for Edwin Buss marks his fourth, with friends recalling a good time and plenty to eat. A local high lifes baseball team defeated locals 8 to 1 under umpire Erusche. Sunday saloon enforcement debates arise amid disorderly singing and language. Mr. and Mrs. W Vetter and Mr and Mrs A Myer visited Port Fawazas and A Dalachlager family. Fred Goessel bought a horse for 250 with Bon Luftie. Ed Blood bought a swine for fifty cents. Henry Bralm gtoads and Francis Doorscheid wedding occurred at Lutheran church. reception at groom's home. Mrs G A Munzen and children return from Spring Creek after visit with Ely family. Kellner may celebrate Fourth again. death of Mr Campbell’s two year old daughter reported. remains shipped to Chicago. We express our sincere sympathy.
A ragged collection reports visitors from Grand Rapids, attendance at gatherings, and weather concerns. Mentions include Arpin A a Cowell and W a Tittle in Harshasy, a celebration invitation, health updates for Linzie Matthys and Miss Lorraine Swibl, and multiple local residents’ activities. Also notes a wedding at Jump River, storms affecting insurances, and a few sales and business shuffles in Adams County and near Springer's camp.
A scattered Pittsville report notes a local resident funding city promotion and laments public awareness. Car incidents appear in town with a auto thief, a frightened horse, and a noisy post office disturbance. Separate notes cover housebreakings in Seneca Corboria and weddings at the Potter residence, detailing Stella Bolle and Glenn Butelior and Katharina McKeown and Glenn Tonks nuptials.
Olaf and Audersons depart for Minnesota after weeklong visit. Nordbys head to Milwaukee after ten days away. Hassall kin visit grandmother as she weakens. Mrs. Joosten in Green Bay for weeks. Barney Denis sells saloon buildings to Egil Hauowchild and Myx. Hamschilds take possession of hotel as Joe Grandshaw helps move property. Bessie Piltz travels to Bend after a sister’s visit. Mackoy family visits Gleason relatives. Mrs. Akey and Mrs. Elliott tour Michigan relatives. J W Hams moves goods from storage to Marceau building for sale. Ed Sharkey and son visit Highland. Bersten couple to Port Edwards.
The ad touts Deans Kidney Pills claiming backache stems from kidney trouble and promises swift relief. Mrs Kate Clark of Plainfield Wisconsin testifies the pills relieved her aches and improved sleep after use purchased at Borden's Drug Store. Endorsement dated July 1907 with interview in 1910. Sold by Ostent-DIi Co Buffalo New York.
A Fond du Lac group gathers at Mr and Mrs B McMillan home to celebrate the closing of the Wisconsin Central era mill after 37 years and a long history of lumbering begun by LY and Q McMillan. The article recalls the 1873 arrival, early logging, and construction of the Adler addition mill and railway lines.
A rustic wedding scene unfolds as Smith, son of Josiah Smith, marries Lucy Anderson at a farm near here. Guests witness a farming mêlée of livestock and oddities, with the ceremony accompanied by a milking cow’s “march.” Presents include silverware, farm gear, and oddments. the couple depart for a yearlong trip with terms of payment and a Paris Green reception at Jolson & Ill Co. Drug Dept.
Notice of foreclosure sale by advertisement in a Wisconsin county court. The document details Leonard H. and Catherine T. Wiel and others pursuing mortgage remedies against H. Wipp erday and related parties, with a sale date and multiple notices served to defendants, including Conways and Pearson, under state law. The order directs publication and legal steps for admininistration and guardianship matters in Wood County.
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