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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
4
A garbled text fragment recounts a dramatic tale of wealth, corruption, and social ruin. It mentions figures like Gun Lid, multmillionaire works, legal actions, and a central claim of undermining property and power. The piece weaves through a court of public opinion and a trial atmosphere, with a focus on moral decay and financial scandal.
A fragmented notice from Grand Rapids outlines plans for a summer park event with free entry day, bicycle cups, and city celebrations. It mentions officials, registration, and a Mayor/City Clerk signature, plus local social details and references to nearby towns and community activities.
A fragmented advert style note claims remedies such as Roley's Toney and Par for coughs. It mentions Cure Comsampelo and other tonic suggestions, with unclear endorsements and varying reader experiences. The text reads as promotional copy from a late 19th or early 20th century medical or patent remedy page.
Mehan K G Bailey and Mrs attended the old settlers picnic at Sherman Grove on June 20. A. Smart Henry Blood and others visited Suveos Point for a recent auction. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Gharius Slack. Thieves stole cream choruses from a porch. Albert Morrill thanks the unknowns. Perday J W Pottig and Frank Wo were in the city on business. Rain revived crops with thunder. more rain Sunday. A plony and dance Sunday at Iselin. Arnold Irana sought medicine. several residents noted the city Saturday weather.
A summary of local movements includes John Rheinhart leaving for Alverta Canada for three weeks of country review. Nigel Marceau to present at a upcoming event on July and invitations issued. Local names Mia Winfield Scott and N Marceau seen shopping in Grand Rapids. Mrs A Baldwin of Morrill visiting relatives. A large attendance at the funeral of Waller with many accompanying to the cemetery at Grand Rapids. Community sympathy extended to bereaved relatives. Yordinand Phillips of Milwaukee visited for veteran activities and to see old friends.
NEROUSA. From the Times. The A. J. Kelberg feature and hardware was sold to HM Vors who takes charge and will operate with a cash retail plan to reduce expenses. Kleberg to remain in farm implement and wagon business. Also notes on a mental health case, two weddings, a lightning accident at a farm, and local travel announcements.
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