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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
4
A garbled OCR page from the Grand Rapids Tribune shows subscription and advertising rates, followed by a dense long commentary on political events and the Panic of 1893 era. It includes notices, a ship of republication commentary, and an advertisement for Foley’s Honey and Tar.
The fragmentary item lists names and events from a rural community, mentioning Hansen, Fay, Maude, and Harry Thurlay alongside scattered notes on a school event, a newsy social update, and local trades people. It hints at a court-like accusation, family links, and community happenings with several garbled phrases.
A garbled historical snippet criticizes a banker backed slogan to make all banks safe. It questions depositor interests, cites past bank suspensions, and urges depositors have a voice in banking policy while condemning perceived big-bank selfishness.
Rurglp EH Cieatas McGregor living near Carson died Friday night after a lengthy illness. He was a member of the Menitable and Fraternal Union with $1000 insurance, age 44, a long time resident of Carson. Survived by widow and eight children Roxlu Tabby Grace Awnie Alice William Emu Geordie. Funeral from Methodist church on Monday. Burial at Grand Rapids. Also notes of birthday party for Mr Hassell, visits by Mizgosa Akey Grace Chark from Morrill, and various local visits and travel mentions. Wedding bells promised after Easter. inquiries to John Wilkins. Mrs. Bill of Milwaukee visiting daughter Mrs Will Bade. Mr and Mrs Oluay entertained with farewell party Saturday night.
Slack made a business trip to Plainfield this week. Mulking drove to your ally Tuesday returning Wednesday. Mrs Elroy Gamu was called to Grand Rapids Tuesday by the illness of her husband. Miss May came home the same day and is waiting. A few from herd attended a mock dance at Monrose Center last Friday. Nye Rougwan seized for bovine the most antique custom. George's Washington was Grenead. Tra I. Coon was a guest at W. Walden's Wednesday night. Mrs William Brown is confined to the house with a severe cold.
A fragmented local note reports Miss Kata Green visiting Plovar during the week and Sttbux Clendsoning loading pulp wood last week, with Munger canvassing for farm seeds around Plainfield. The text mentions Wamper chanting pulp wood and Aguasco sister at Biron, with Aunt near Nakoosa.
Sunday notices recount the infant Gattony death and family sympathy. Bertha Axey’s surprise home visit follows a gathering with music and laughter. Funeral of George AlcGregor noted. local attendees listed. Notices also include parish school attendance, visitors, and social calls across Rudolph and Marshfield communities.
A birthday gathering at Mrs. Boyles drew many lady friends who hosted a surprise party with refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. A Preston, Mrs. Goo Scott, and several others. A dance at the hall Saturday night was well attended with greetings and socializing.
Robert Singee families from Wort Atkinson visit relatives this week. Agnes Kespas closed a form of news. Bert Cummings suddenly died. born and raised here. Grand Rapids move years ago. Family expresses sympathy. four brothers, two sisters, mother mourn. Several local visitors and a surprise birthday party for BR Hass with games and social time.
The message urges bipartisan action against predatory wealth and monopolistic power. It argues for national remedies that fit constitutional powers and calls for Republicans to join Democrats in crafting effective legislation before Congress adjourns.
Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised as agreeable and effective for coughs croup and throat troubles. W S Pelham of Karksville attests it has been his leading remedy for over twenty years and notes children like it. sold by Daty Drie & Jewelry Co.
A fragment describes a 1908 postage reform requiring publishers to mail at one cent per copy. It notes compliance across papers and continuing circulation to subscribers whose consent remains uncertain, and mentions postage as a nearly universal cost factor.
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