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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
4
Subscriptions advertise new rates and postal notices for Grand Rapids Tribune. The page lists subscription prices, includes an address line for the post office and local advertising details, and references a periodical billing schedule in a period-typical layout.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a political rally in Borrow county with references to May Vavntoes and a candidate from Suk COWLEYS. It mentions dairy cattle topics, agricultural demonstrations, and a planned party organizing event led by Byson Gucey, with emphasis on instruction and dairy livestock subjects.
Spanish War Veterans gather in Manitowoc for a three day state encampment July 2 4 with local camp plans spending over a thousand dollars on arrangements and entertainment including parades visitors programs and addresses by noted speakers amid expected large attendance of veterans and guests. Also includes unrelated medical testimonial about a pain reliever and local drugstore sale.
A garbled OCR style tract discusses fancy feeding methods and handling of SN Te hies feening, mentioning markets, gates, and various recipes. It references food safety, animal husbandry, and product use, with assorted proper nouns and speculative claims about stock nourishment. The piece blends scattered names and places with conjectural dietary guidance.
The text oddly blends names, places, and product names with scattered instructions, recipe hints, horse care, feed guidance, and railroad fare details. It reads like an OCR dump of multiple items including milk feeding for a foal, grain suitability, and travel offers. The overall mosaic hints at a neglected midstream newspaper fragment.
The piece promotes Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as superior for colic and diarrhoea in children and adults. It claims eminent physicians approve it and urges families to stock the medicine, mentioning Daly Drug & Jewelry Co. as seller.
A garbled rural column lists visitors and events with numerous misspellings. Mentions include Kobe Mailey, All Starcut’s bars, Stevens Point, Grand Rapids, and Bleveah Point with assorted residents and social visits. A dubious medical ad touts Paley's Kidney Cure as a remedy.
A jumbled local column notes baby arrivals and visitors including Mrs Corlin Grottean visiting relatives. Several social calls about Miss Sulum Gloson and Mrs Whick Sehaukia are mentioned along with planned community picnic weather permitting. Death of Jewis boy Tiewy Newnan reported, Leon's illness details and Jewish association care noted. School closings of George Mathews and Miss Ameita Schroulel. Robert Morris attends county superintendent convention in Superior.
University of Wisconsin experiments comparing shelled corn and corn meal as pig feed across three tests and ten years of data indicate corn meal yields more efficient gains with less grain required. Across groups of 2, 10, and 12 pigs, corn meal consistently produced equal or higher gains with reduced feed, suggesting corn meal as the superior fattening feed in the trial series.
William Wilson's Livery stable burned last Monday evening destroying the building and many horses. Firefighters saved seven horses with help from Art Crowns, John Warren, and others. one horse perished. Ella Rhode, daughter of Carl Rhode, died Sunday evening after a prolonged illness. Catholic church bazaar raised 720 dollars. Catalog of filler text follows including an ad for Dr. Shoop's Catarrh Remedy and a historical note on Libel law.
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