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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
5
A sprawling, fragmented collection of local notes recalls repairs, visits, travel, and social events. Residents G. W. Paulus, Carolin and Elizabeth return from California. new cranberry house planned by Biasig Bros.. W. L. Boyce builds monuments while promoting street paving in Marshfield. various visits, health, and family news pepper the town pages.
For a Cleaner City group joins Federation of Clubs urging residents to tidy streets yards and premises. They propose waste paper recycling, plant flowers and shrubs, share perennials, and involve all ages to improve local surroundings and national image.
Commander W N Ginkty of Wood County reports the Department of Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic will hold its annual encampment in Oshkosh from Monday to Thursday in June 1907. Meetings, excursions, and regimental events including the Ladies of the G A R and W R O activities are planned with speakers and a parade. One way fare 2122 is listed.
Wood County record lists transfers of numerous parcels between private parties and local institutions including Jit to Froor D. Balkwadl and others, with varied consideration amounts and dates in May and April. Notes include public notices of a rummage sale by St. Ouherites Guild and local ads for remedies and services.
Napoleon's mother was a noble and generous woman noted for her lofty character. She sent Napoleon a full account of her fortune from St Helena and asked him to dispose of it for her, but he chose not to accept.
Listing describes properties including Nine HM and Southcurales Kuad areas with river access, a two room house, barn, and a 72 acre farm with gem and trolley tracks. Mentions grand avenue and a park, buyers urged to inspect prior to sale with conditions noted.
A garbled list of property bargains on Wisconsin Street and nearby avenues. Includes multiple No addresses, frame houses with features like stone foundations, verandas, and baths, one and two story offers near schools, depots, and churches. Several listings claim good locations, value, and sale urgency with various prices and terms.
A brief item notes CC E Boles and a Kyon Black telephone number 322. The fragment suggests a local business card style entry or directory notice with competing names and a contact line. No readable date place or organization supplied.
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