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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1907
Page
8
A jumble of personal letters and notices appears, including a November 17 date from Linlanguary. a plea to withdraw from a movement. references to a weather observer and legal matters. a playful English joke about a great joy and a violent misdirected prank. and a small classified section about a young dog for sale and a curious advertisement about a patent medicine undertaker.
County Board convened with committees named for Equalization and Public Property. Petitions included appropriations for Central Wisconsin State Fair and Wood County Training School heating project, plus a county records indexing committee. votes recorded.
Fragmentary exchange shows Bobby unable to answer aunt at luncheon. Characters discuss cures and choices, mentioning curred eligreen and Lippocati's Migutine amid garbled speech. No clear event or outcome established.
A committee on public property is authorized to build a cement sidewalk along the Court House property with a six by four standard. Funds are appropriated from existing allocations to cover the construction and related expenses. Absent and not rated members noted. A separate motion proposed a committee of two to work with the committee on public property and Judge Webb to equip the judge’s office, carried with appointees HM Dewing and Gen PF Aambrecht.
Departures for work and routine daily life fill the week. Families like Mulkins Davidson and Wilecott report moves and home tasks while fires rage nearby for weeks. Social events include a Friday dance at Mr Geown's and visits from distant relatives as the Sunday school plans Children’s Day activities at the Baptist church.
Public endorsements from Grand Rapids residents claim Doan's Kidney Pills cured kidney pains and backache for seven years, with Joseph Sellers of Milwaukee praising lasting relief after trying various remedies. The ad urges readers to remember the Dean's brand and to beware imitators.
Leonard Heller and Beery Gaulka and Link, the butcher, were sent for by our street. W J Grapger & Co went to Grand Rapids Monday to gather lab wills. Andrew Timm was sick at work. The A B of B held their meeting Monday night. W Ti Witte posted a survey Saturday from John D Smith. Fred Houka and family visited Wm Hannam on Sunday. Piles relief with Dr Shoop’s Magic Ointment advertised. sold by Wood Co Drug Co.
A mixed page item set includes a quirky ad like Edison Kocoras at yr. FOR THE HOUSEWIFE and a long collage of household recipes and care notes. It covers a salt pork baked bean guidance, soap and turpentine cleaning recipes, fur care, eyebrow maintenance, ceiling whitening, brass bed care, baby carriage cautions, cobra poison trivia, a humorous family anecdote, common snakes in the Pacific region, and a note promoting Crime Laxative Fruit Syrup from Daly Drug & Jewelry Co.
Names such as O E Fitch E E Warber Lillian Malde and W Fitch are noted with movements to Grand Rapids Etberraxs Berlin and Cranberry district. Visits to relatives, attendance at services, and short trips to Port Edwards and Macuten are mentioned with absent periods from the experimental station and shared events this week.
The article recalls antiquated archery legends from Virgil to Trolin Trued and Blaise de Vigeners, noting feats of arrow speed and power. It cites Well and Cloudesley stories, and mentions a Turk admiral Narbaros and a Grand Bolymvia ship. Also contrasts snow spots in Means of travel and invites readers to seek travel climate notes. The piece ends with a local aside about coughing in a church and a drugstore remedy.
Alyron Natwick and Mire Miller appear in regional notices while Jessie Hico and Mica Rovia Wippernusnn are listed among weeklong travels and family events. A Stevens Point obituary for Jack Sanderson notes a four year residence and no known relatives. Oblmstead found guilty of theft as the county court processes probate orders and announces public notices in the Grand Tribune.
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple attorney names and mentions legal actions and notices without coherent details. Key entities appear as GAVNGH, GATEDN, Btl, W.E. WILEELAN, and LATHE rent DMen, but the passage lacks readable dates or actions.
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