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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
Advertising rates listed for display matter include up to 12 cents per inch in one column. Notices of thanks resolutions and entertainments appear. charges shown for a single insertion and multiple notices. Publication details indicate bi-monthly timing and standard rates, with references to placement by DRUMS & SUTOR.
An OCR fragment presents a disordered editorial criticizing party figures and corruption within the Republican sphere. It references Senator Aldrich, national politics, and calls for public service, warning about trust magnates and urging moral accountability amid party dynamics.
Discussion notes the difficulty of implementing a personal property tax with examples from studies and experts, while a Washington diary entry observes equal treatment for diplomats in the capital. Notices include a June 1910 final settlement petition in Rockwell County Court with details on estate administration and a future hearing date, plus attorneys listed for the case.
The Nekooosa Fourth of July celebration progresses with preparations by Wekuon Camp and Modern Woodmen of America. Local business leaders organize prizes, a program, and music. Rev S. S. Worreab will speak at Monro Center. A marriage between Clara Wendont and Althart Keelinke occurred, while Mrs. Frank Ghrixtian attended in Grand Rapids. The piece also notes a death in the community and advertises Chamblain's Liniment for muscle pain.
A Monday morning nuptial at the Gatholis church joined Miss Mary Kelmigk and Wel Ob with Kev Van Sover performing the ceremony. A reception followed with a wedding diaper served to guests. plans include a Grand Rapids home and congratulations from friends. A large picnic and fireworks display are planned at the Polish grave on the afternoon and evening of the wedding day.
A reader from Springfield Illinois describes kidney and bladder trouble worsened over a year. After using Foley's Kidney Pills his headaches eased and bladder function returned to normal, ending distress.
A rural sheet details town gossip and travels. Miss Blames Beckur returns from Auburndale for a wedding near Stiles. Several weddings are noted including Mrs. Colin Haydock and Pater Brontowlica. Local visits segment with Rudolph residents, trips to Grand Rapids, Ringling Bros. show, Fourth of July plans, and many casual reports on neighbors, farms, and fabrications. The column also promotes Chamberlain’s remedy and Foley Kidney Pills with local testimonials.
Vesper community column reports meat man Q Carlin buying Walter Leittle's store on Gameron Ave Chas Wittig took a trip to Chicago D McVicor and Dave oe baer visited Depere Mrs Chas Truetel returned from the south Wm Moody begins Catholic church stonework Kronthe family visiting Vesper home and a ball game outcome between married and single men won 93 Foley's Kidney Em remedy recommended for children and measles and scarlet fever notes Hill Cos and J.B.Daly
Friday activities in Biron include George Gates at the jinme in Radolph and Nick Marceau at Radalph. Local residents share gatherings, weddings, school events, dances, and family visits, with residents planning for crops and noting upcomings in regional towns.
Ida Smith of your city visited Wo Witt house last week. G H Munroe was in Almond on business. Mrs Win Granger visited Pore city. Rainbold Timm and family open at Win Getzloff home this Sunday. G W Bickmann plans to build a new house.
A Ringling Brothers show features a fully equipped, non government post office in which Jules Tornour, multilingual postmaster of Rioulingville, handles letters and parcels for a crowd of visitors from 29 nations. The parade showcases a three mile long, global tableaux with elephants, camels, oriental dignitaries, and a vast display of costumed wagons and floats. The spectacle includes 650 horses and 1,230 people and vaunts its New York engagement as a landmark circus event.
The United States Census of Religious Bodies lists 22,936,415 adherents in 1900 across denominations with Protestants at 20,257,742 and Catholics at 12,675,142. City-class breakdown shows Catholics dominate first class cities, while Protestants lead outside principal cities. Trends indicate growing urban concentration since 1890.
Albert Roeplach, a farmer two miles west of Arpin, was arrested on a warrant by Deputy Warden Cole for attempting to ship wild grouse. A box labeled chickens bound for Washington, D C, contained live grouse. Rosplach claimed eggs hatched the birds. He was fined 325 plus costs total 39.97.
An individual recounts chronic kidney trouble and claims Foley's Kidney Remedy cured him after four bottles. He warns others not to delay treatment and cites personal success and family heredity as factors. Mentioned: Johnson & Hill Co. and J. Daly in connection with the product.
Office over Grusn Lyons. Tel 2513.
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