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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1909
Page
4
The Grand Rapids Tribune lists subscription and advertising rates. Classified notices and local entertainment listings are charged at five cents per line, with tribune size approximately two inches long per column.
A Hazelton Pennsylvania item notes the Hazelton Short Scout company reducing wages by ten percent for arils and twenty percent for rollers. Laborers quit and rollers plan a meeting tonight. The page also references promises of prosperity printed before an election, with Miss Now Haabaud involved in a May event.
The noisy text sketches a village event with names like Mandis, Nebeasis Habewoe, and Garrison plus references to a ball, a show, and a moving plan. It mentions local figures and a court case or felony note, yet most details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Obituary notes for Mrs. Morrow and family announcements mark page items. Funeral services at the Catholic church and local settle details follow the deceased and survivors. Nearby farming updates, births, marriages, moves, and weathered town notices fill the column with names like Rudolph, Grand Rapids, and Ontario among others.
The Nokauouls will observe Arhor and Bird day with exercises Friday morning May 7. A school program will be held with crowns for participants and four candidates nominated for an official award. Nekoosa baseball schedule includes games May 9 and May 24 with Merrill engagement, plus Odd Fellows anniversary events and local funeral services.
Wisconsin Sunday School workers plan the great convention at Wausau June 22 24 with speakers from Chicago Indianapolis and Kentucky. Dr A C Dixon and Rev W A Brown headline sessions, plus national leaders and extensive teacher training. Delegates gain full privileges for a one dollar fee, lodging and meals arranged, headquarters at Appleton with potential move to Milwaukee.
Fragmented OCR text records community items mentioning Miss Garter leaving for home, telephones installation in Prairie area, Baker W Spice and R Co Slining, Pete Engwald resigning, and locals Van McGriery and Mr Mrs Van McGriery in an unclear context.
A fragmented note links rheumatism to common suffering and broader diseases, mentioning diseases and tor terms in unclear sequence. The text references rheumatism as a frequent cause of ailment and suggests connections to other conditions without coherent context.
A historical editorial argues progress is possible with stone roads. D Ward Klag cites Alabama examples of $2,200 per mile costs and land values, asserting macadamized roads are feasible within two and a half miles of a proposed route when rock is abundant and transportable.
A fragmented editorial urges rapid stone road construction to link two Missouri towns, arguing rock roads boost land value and rural drainage. It condemns regional antiroad sentiment and calls for steady annual improvement, citing local taxes and a masonry supplier’s sand and gravel efforts.
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