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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary report from Grand Rapids Tribune with unreadable OCR. Key names and details are not decipherable. The text appears to reference rail matters and a toll office but lacks recoverable facts or coherent entities.
A compact slice of garbled OCR text appears to mix multiple languages and phrases. It references drinks, panels, a winery, and scattered proper nouns, but contains no coherent event, names, dates, or place. The readable content suggests an advertising or catalog fragment with no clear narrative.
A Wisconsite pamphlet describes how self supporting students can gain employment and support during college. It argues the university is larger than ever, highlighting the need for work study and practical preparation to complete studies and meet campus demands. The text emphasizes university resources and local opportunities.
Notices regarding memorial estate proceedings in Canton Ohio announce that creditors and interested parties must file claims with the Wisconsin Trust Company of Milwaukee by a set deadline. The executor, Henry A. Pigene, with administrator duties at Winthrop, directs publication to notify all persons with claims to present them for settlement. A hearing date is scheduled on the fourth day of September at the office of County Judge Conway to prove the will and appoint an administrator.
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses the 1900s presidential race with references to Bryan Roosevelt and party dynamics. It mentions sentiments about coinage and reform, party leadership, and potential outcomes, though many names and phrases are garbled. The piece reads like a bleak, sprawling opinion snapshot from a newspaper page.
A sprawling society column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling between Wood County and nearby towns. It notes engagements, visits, and family events including weddings and diplomas, with numerous names, places, and short local anecdotes. The column also mentions a town board meeting and a health advertisement touting Curey’s Kidney Cure as a treatment.
Ann MLB Barrons of Mwittow Indiana touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as the best fix for bowel troubles. The testimonial claims the product proved indispensable in her family and urges readers to obtain it locally through a drug and jewelry company.
M BEAN and Mrs vat share family greetings as Dora Warner travels from Port Edwards to visit sister Mrs Slack in Andresy Lute, while Arma Lut and relatives visit Stevens Point. M H Munger stops in Stevens Point. Matt Hommuns sold his saw mill to buyers below Nekoosa via S L Stevens Agency. Gene Clondesning works on a Stockton project.
A. Ac Therren, Fineh, Ark, declares Holes Honey and Tar the best preparation for coughs colds and lung trouble. He claims it has cured consumption in the first stages and asserts many have used Foley's Honey and Tar with satisfaction. Doty Drug & Jewelry Co.
In Sigel on Monday the contracting parties Lovis Lyohalek and Mary Weydock of Rudolph were married at Sigel Church by J. M. Korczyk of Grand Rapids. The bride and groom were accompanied by family and friends. celebrations followed at the bride's father Albert Haydock’s home. Both families are longtime residents of Hindolph and will make their home in Grand Rapids where the groom works for Johnson & Ail Company.
A messy local item notes visitors and travel including Lowe family from Tomahian and C S Lowe’s visit with son James, Honachan relatives, Adolph Sanger in Grand Rapids, Minnie White from Grand Rapids visiting, Joe Burdick Cutawell dance, upcoming district No 2 picnic, Hollister’s Tea ad, and several residents like Mr Blackley Dexterville, Mrs Avana Keenan and Agnes, Jess Cavey, Joe Sardick moving to Towiah for surgery, and Mrs Trifney’s continued illness.
Excursion rates via the North Western Line apply July 8 to 4 with return by July 6. One way $7.50 and up to various western points including O St P M O R R and Union Pacific ranges. Also low rates to Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo with Grand Lodge event travel from July 16 to 15. Apply to Chicago and North Western Ry agents for full details.
Clarence Reynolds discusses family ties and a proposed state building project with brickwork and modern facilities. George H Reynold e and Prof. 10 Fish uncover ancient remains at Rice Lake with two skeletons and pottery. Community updates include civic gear, law enforcement upgrades, post office salary rise, sugar beet work, and local business and travel notices.
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