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Fragmentary ad text offers a table of instruments and brands like Mason & Hamlin and Tran ative you a low price. It reads as a salesperson pitch suggesting low-cost piano options amid garbled wording.
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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1906
Page
8
Fragmentary ad text offers a table of instruments and brands like Mason & Hamlin and Tran ative you a low price. It reads as a salesperson pitch suggesting low-cost piano options amid garbled wording.
Passenger travel notice details a round trip fare of $3.18 for a limited return to and including June. Information line directs inquiries to the dokut office phone 469 or Phone GH for away information and answers to questions.
A long fragmentary 1900s era report details cranberry industry notes in Wisconsin. It mentions the University of Wisconsin research, production impacts of frost and flooding, shipping and cooperative marketing discussions, transport and refrigeration concerns, and upcoming meetings and organizational changes across grower groups and related associations. It cites several named individuals and local firms, with references to agricultural experiment stations and regional industry activity.
Stratford residents and visitors are mentioned in a string of brief notices. Charles Caster transacted business in Madison on Thursday, others—Lillian Flaxch, Mike Bargarove, A.P. Conway, Helen—visited Daly’s and nearby shops. Mrs. Bliss Ethal Kelly of Wild Rose hosted friends, and John B. Pane of Moratifield was seen in the city. A mix of travel, deliveries, and small events fills the week as people move between Madison, Milwaukee, Chicago, and local venues. The piece also notes a weather-related river rise in Wisconsin and ongoing community business, sales, and social visits.
A dubious institute advertises free consultations by eminent specialists to diagnose and treat a wide range of chronic diseases using new natural cures and a 2 ounce wine sample for analysis. It promises quick relief and potential cures, urging only serious cases to call during office hours 9 A.M. to 7:30 P.M.
Johnson and Hill Co promotes affordable dresses and fabrics for daughters and mothers. The ad highlights wash suits, ladies garments, and dainty fabrics with low per yard prices and a free catalog. It invites customers to share profits and suggests yardage from 25 to 10 cents per yard.
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