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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1915
Page
5
A garbled OCR item references a veterinarian and a real estate listing in Lacan Rapids and Win, with mentions of care and services. The readable fragments point to a local professional context involving veterinary care and property listings, but specifics are unclear.
Beare of Maniation trustees meet in Lincoln Building Grand Rapids Wisconsin on May 14 1915. J P Witter presides with commissioners Ragan Searls Kellogg Wit ter Labcock Sherman Johnson Har lin Hateh Natwick and others present. Bills approved include supplies plumbing rental paint and glass and electrical work. The committee on teachers and polices reported. Witter appointed to ensure Lowell school has a tent. Buildings committee reported on summer repairs with unanimous approval. Sanger Building use approved for July 25 rain date contingency. meeting adjourned.
A county court in Graulk Rapids orders the final account in the estate of a decedent and directs publication of the order to all interested parties. The court sets a special probate session for hearing the matter and appointment of a fiduciary to distribute the remaining assets to heirs and creditors as allowed by law. The order notes publication in the Grand Rapids Tribune for three consecutive weeks.
A pamphlet promotes a free self help medical book on non surgical treatments for diseases like gall stones and colitis. It urges readers to consult Dr Goddard in Grand Rapids for expert opinions, and notes he will be at the Witter Hotel all day Tuesday July 7 offering free friendly visits from 9 AM to 7 PM.
United States Department of Agriculture reports from fifteen southern states show autogued hog cholera serum and hops preventive treatment yielding good results in livestock. During year ending June 30, 1914, fowl demonstration agents vaccinated or treated many animals, indicating measurable disease control.
The article discusses Berkshire hogs noted for vitality good mothering and high quality flesh. It cites a study on hog cholera treatment with anti hog cholera serum and sanitation measures. It also provides a worm remedy dosage and feeding guidance for hogs over 100 pounds and after treatment.
A 1915 article blends livestock advice and horse grooming. It emphasizes selecting robust rams by size, brisket, and vigor while noting wool and face coverage as less decisive. It also stresses thorough twice daily grooming, coat care after grooming, and cleaning legs in wet weather to prevent hoof issues. Also mentions suffragette lobby context and a probate court notice in Grand Rapids.
Specialists explain cold storage advantages for long fruit storage. The article outlines proper picking, maturity, and storage temperatures to maintain sound, healthy fruit free from disease. It emphasizes careful handling, sanitation, and timing to extend shelf life and preserve color and quality.
Fragmented agricultural bulletin notes storage tips for fruit and alfalfa in temperate regions. It discusses ideal storage temperatures 31 to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, impact of delays, and fungal decay causes. Humane advice covers manure applications, soil health, and top-dressing to boost moisture and production. It also mentions alfalfa weevil as a destructive pest near Great Salt Lake and suggests manganate of potash in drinking water for poultry during variable weather.
Fragmented OCR describes defense and prosecution dynamics in a historic criminal case. It mentions jury selection and pretrial procedures, with references to district attorneys, the court, and the Grand Rapids Tribune. The text shows messily transcribed courtroom notes and notices about administration and estate matters alongside legal proceedings.
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