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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
8
A garbled OCR page lists numerous personal names, places, and social notices across multiple events. References include communities, churches, theatre, and gatherings with scattered dates and activities, interwoven with unclear anecdotes and fragmentary sentences.
The Rudolph stock fair drew buyers who purchased all cattle in good condition at market highs, with several horses and other stock traded. Local residents and visitors reported strong demand, and town activity spiked as people discussed future events and upcoming iron mining plans.
A fragmented market report lists prices for Wheat No 2 per bushel Rye Oats Corn shelled 10 ths Bay warsh hay Gmothy F tow Barns W bushel Peas Onions B baste Baof Wye 10 lbs weet dressed 4 100 Um Park Porky dresser LVaal dlve eal dressed HD ontekens Sve 8 Chickens dressed Turkeys live Turkeys dressed.
The 428 graduates, the largest class in memory, received bachelor and higher degrees across colleges of Letters and Science Engineering Law Agriculture and Music. Honorary doctorates went to Carl Schurz Jobir Bascom and others as Gen Carl Be hurz delivered the address urging high moral standards and restraint in wealth and power.
Fragmentary Saratoga items describe obituaries illnesses and social notes. Mentions May county families, education, divorces, funerals and local visits with scattered names and places including Grand Rapids Marshield and Arpin.
Aya Rostling of Appleton visits her son Honey. The Grand July celebration at Arpin drew attendees. A ball game last Saturday between Arpin and Vesper was won by Vesper, scoring 16 to 21. The Sunday game Arpin versus Elenkur ended with Arpin leading 15 to ? a local reader note. Mrs B W Whitlinghaw returned home Tuesday after two weeks with her mother in Pardeeville Wis.
A garbled local note mentions Mr and Mrs Leotmen visiting Nakouks, Frank Werrach at Granaimor, and a Sunday gathering. The text preserves several names and a party scene but details are unclear and scattered across fragments.
Mehan reports senial bows boat Maury Lutz and Cora Fowler wed at Stevuny Hoint. Friends gather to wish them happiness. A small party follows at Olas lower, then home of A. E. Pike. Miss Gora Hows of Stevens Point visiting I. J. Ballay. Mrs. Pat Smith of Port Edwards visiting. Mrs. Thos Barton and children of Nekaosa in town. Mrs. E E Bailey improving. Dr Rogers of Stevens Point attended.
A party of women and children drowned near Newbold Wisconsin after their rowboat capsized in a swift current. Mrs Ezra Craft and one child died. six others survived while the river was dragged for miles. The Craft and Miller families, mill workers, lost members. A Cuban diarrhoea remedy anecdote is included.
The Moonana Lake Assembly of 1805 announces a sixteen day program from July 21 to August 5 featuring William Jennings Bryan, Thomas E. Green, Bishop W. Z. Dawell, Dr. Mark Guy Pearse, Captain Jack Crawford, and other notable speakers. Henry Morin's band will headline the music with additions from Markus, Haintult, and the New York symphony chorus. Daily choir pint teas and Bible study are planned under Prof. H. W. Bairtanke. For details, write to Janis Ki. Maselosy, Secretary, Maulison, Wis.
A fragmented ad describes a Pantheic Northwest brochure illustrated by Chicago agents. It mentions a limited opportunity to buy insurable materials and a North-Western Rye connection, urging readers to respond by mail for full particulars and address details.
Taneton City resident Jo Skibla was sentenced by Judge Murat to nine months in state jail for theft related to Bed Fifty from the Rosaled hotel. The father attended the trial as Skibla denied other charges. Controversy surrounds claims of a band involvement, though authorities say he denies multiple violations. The Stevens Point Journal notes the case and local reactions.
A distorted excerpt hints at themes of justice, benevolence, and national mission. The garbled prose references public endurance, dignity, and civic responsibility, though specific facts or events are not clear.
An old advertisement claims Rexal Myco-Tone cosmetics cure faulty complexions by purifying blood but warns thousands fail, described as ineffective for blotches pimples and blackheads. Promises of permanent beauty and health for women highlight "Laud Toul" bad blood theory and fake testimonials.
A highly promotional vintage ad text markets Rexall Mueu-Tane as a universal cure and digestive tonic. It touts blood purification, revitalization, and a free money refund promise, with sales at Otto's Pharmacy and prices listed. The page also contains legal and probate notices from Wood County Wisconsin and Grand Rapids, including a final settlement hearing notice in the estate of John Bagley.
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