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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
10
A lengthy Wisconsin report details visitors at a Confederate Cemetery near Milwaukee and Madison. It notes solemn tributes by residents to Confederate soldiers buried there, including families from Dane and other counties, with church services and memorials described amid the 20th century setting.
A garbled OCR page mentions multiple names, places, and actions across a wide local scene. It references individuals such as Joe Kappa and Charles Sele amid scattered venues, likely detailing meetings, events, and shifts in leadership or duties with numerous proper nouns and dates embedded loosely.
In Wood County Wisconsin the Circuit Court orders foreclosure and sale of the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter of Section 4 and the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of Section 9 in Township 22 North, Range 6 East. The sale, at 10:00 a.m. June 24, 1915, will take place at the north front door of the Grand Rapids Court House. Terms are cash. Sheriff W Bluett of Wood County posts the notice. Plaintiff’s attorney Jn. J. Conway listed.
W E Whleelan attorney at law maintains an office in Daly Block on the east side Grand Rapids telephone number 43.
Fragmented notice page lists D D Conway attorney ads with loans and collections, plus numerous personal visits and family mentions from Oxhook, Vermud, and nearby towns. It notes a Sunday church event, a baby’s death, and several travel and visiting patterns through the week.
J J Jeffrey Laweer advertises loans and collections services in commercial and probate law. Office located opposite Personal Attention tavern with both residence and office phone 832 for contact.
Local notices report Guguins and Brazeau proceeding to the Mackingan Block on the West Side of Grand Rapids Wisconsin. Details are uncertain due to OCR errors but refer to property or plat matters and designation West Side.
A partial OCR passage shows scattered price-like tokens such as .69¢ and -.29¢ with stray letters Se and symbols, resembling a damaged historical market or catalog snippet lacking coherent context. No clear event or entities are identifiable.
Readable fragments show Enamel cans in Pink Blue and Green at 60 cents each. Oatmeal wallpaper offered at 1.75 per roll. Gallon Peninsular Paint advertised at 1.25 per can in a special sale.
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