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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1907
Page
1
An unreadable OCR passage lists numerous names, places, and fragments from WAUSAU area notes. It mentions deaths, battles, battles, dates, and various personal names with no clear narrative or full sentences. The text shows garbled sections and inconsistent capitalization across multiple entities.
Max Sowaski and Miss Olga Erdman wed at the First Moravian Church parsonage. Rev O A Mollicka officiated. The couple planned a wedding trip on the St Paul road and return Monday evening. The bride is daughter of Mrs William Keruin and the groom is foreman at the Leader office. The Tribune offers congratulations. Stevens Point Journal notes Edwly Mennatt and Ben Boyer travel to Ne koosa for Kern Shoe company store opening and staff assignments.
A vivid tale from Boughton Daily Mining Gazette recounts Joe Corrivean, called Four X Jop, narrowly escaping severe injury as his coat and garments ignited from embers blown by wind. He smothered the flames with snow, rescued his clothing one by one, and survived with scorched hands, while locals and hostelry guests watched the dramatic episode unfold.
Daily and seasonal excursion tickets offered by the Northwest Line with low round trip rates to San Francisco Los Angeles and Portland. Offers cover dates April 2 to May 18 and June 8 to July 12 with extensions to September 14 and include Pullman sleeping cars and guided tours. Inquire at ticket agents for full particulars and travel details.
The Wowan a Oluo held its last meeting of the season Tuesday at Mr and Mrs John E B Daly s home. Officers elected include President Mrs Bernal Biron Vice President Miss Micheele nd Vice President Mrs Fred Kroger Secretary Mrs H S Youker and Treasurer Mrs G P Hambrecht. The club will study Shakespeare again next year. New Real Estate Company Formed Standard Trading Company organized in the city with articles filed Monday O I Kroger Matt Carey and August Gottechilk as members capital stock $6000. The company will deal in real estate. Daly s
Monard of Education asks parents to cooperate with local teachers to prevent pupils from playing on dangerous tracks. Children have been injured recently as they crowd or elide on the tracks on their way to and from school. The superintendent HS. Youtor urges earnest parental cooperation to avoid further injuries.
A Tuesday event by the Catholic Order of Foresters featured twenty five initiates led by LaCronne’s State team. Guests included Dr F Pauainville and Atty J. Sickel, with John A. Wopora and Gualove Koller among speakers. A social dance followed, praised as a highly pleasant conclusion to the evening.
The fifth annual assembly of the Winnousin State Federation of Women's Clubs meets at Merrilau Ding Sth and 6th. Notables from outside include Mrs Buell of Madison and Mrs Neville of Green Bay. Topics cover arts, civic improvement, household adaptation to industrial change, and cooperation. Also notes on criminal cases, baseball notes, and local social updates.
A factory worker died after a derailment and wagon crash near the St Paul track in the town, with an investigation noting a heart condition as a contributing factor. The obituary mentions the late Berntacd Givers, a married man from Wanana, who had recently resumed work after illness. Also noted is the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Mackinnon celebrated at their home on Jed Avenue with a silver service gift and guest attendance. The report covers other local items, including a boxing match in Chicago and personnel changes at Consolidated and nearby towns.
The text outlines various military training tasks and equipment, mentioning drills, entrenchments, and equipment like bases and weapon stores. It references a unit or department preparing for operations and the need to maintain readiness, with scattered names and terms across a disrupted page.
A local Odd Fellows convention opened with a large attendance, including notable figures and a festive program at the opera house. The narrative covers speeches, a ball, and a late-night gathering, plus associated social events and a list of attendees from nearby towns and organizations.
Readable fragments show an informal diary with scattered names, places, and musings. The text drifts through themes of travel, poetry, weather, and social cues, yielding little cohesive narrative or verifiable events.
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