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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented court document fragment mentions William I. Ryan and Vince Etonile in a case connected to W. Kirn Avenue. It lists various names likely involved in a legal proceeding and designations such as attorney, state worker, and county offices. The legibility is poor, but the core appears to concern a reprimand action or administrative matter before a congress or state body.
The report notes that candidates for the United States senator nomination in New London spent a combined amount over 356 000. McGevin contributed about 1 006. Stephanson, the successful candidate, and Yatton each ran high totals. Final campaign costs likely exceed 100 000.
A damaged OCR snippet describes a married man permitting family members to take Foley's Sloney and Tar for coughs and throat troubles. It claims the remedy contains no opiates and comes in a yellow package. Mentions Jake J. Daty and Jonson & Hill Co.
The Omaha Bee accuses its Republican foe of misusing lines from the party platform and Taft speeches to attack Roosevelt and Longworth. The piece cites editorials from the Chicago Inter Ocean and notes Republican ire at talk of a Roosevelt dynasty and a prolonged presidency. It records Longworth’s Rock Island forecast and Democratic response promising voter backlash in November.
A period piece warning on colds declaring they can lead to serious infections and noting that diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough are more likely after a cold. It touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the quick cure and Chamberlain's Salve for cracked skin and sore nipples, sold by Daly Drug and Novelty Co.
The piece accuses Gov. Hughes of corruption linking his election to large trust contributions. It claims Hughes diverts to the west to instruct farmers and workers on voting while citing a sworn statement from his campaign manager. It lists many trust magnates as inflaming forces behind the Hughes victory.
A speaker questions Taft stance on guaranteed deposits while noting big bankers back postal savings banks. He cites Republicans in Kansas Nebraska Wisconsin and other states aligning with bankers on deposit protection, arguing bankers want postal funds channeled into large institutions.
An unclear notice outlines reduced railroad rates and tour offerings across regions with multiple names and places. Details are garbled but reference Union Pacific and a manager, with addresses and booking hints amid fragmented OCR text.
A well dressed woman interrupted a political speaker recently by continually coaching. The event mentions Foley's Honey and Tar, claimed to quickly cure a cough and cold. Johnsen Hill Co.
Dexterville notes Lucy Pinney and Arner Ketown attend a medical institute while Frank Govennev in Milwaukee joins others in city discussions. Auus Keanan improves after illness and Barney Janes reports a stand of hunters. Mrs Geo Wart and Chas Porter visit the Andy Keataon home. W P Rilea begins farm improvements after purchasing Loo Millar property and cattle losses. Lacy Mary Ploney with Charles travel to Pittsville for a fair. Joe James works in Pittarillo on Monday. Gov W Tyaur makes a social call at Andy Ritalon Lame and Coerduy.
Remington Mra Paul Dalvid drove to Bab epoch Invi week. Mrs. Jamar McLaughlin called at the Cacey and Bowden Jomes Tuniar. Allen Oagey spent weekend with her parents Joe and Pots Summers slove to Pittaville Feiday. Mrs. L. Ward was calling on friends in the country Sunday. Mav Cagey came up From New Lis bon for a short vacation Sunday morning. Foley's Grino Laxative saved his life.
A upcktie party and general invitation were held at Chad Gronfar’s residence to raise subscriptions for a new Swedish Danish Lutheran church planned in Grand Rapids. Rev. Stosgader urged Sipel people to contribute. Community reports say the event was pleasant with good attendance.
NEKOOSA items cover a local association’s growth, monthly dues, and Treasurer payments. The wedding of Lena Wittenborg to Rev George lerke was at German Lutheran church, with ministers Meack Sigel and Washbolt present. A Trozadours concert dance is set for Brooks' hall on Tuesday October 27.
Secretary John M. Trua reports only a slight harvest this year as Wisconsin faces a late and disrupted potato crop. Dry weather aided quality though yield remains below normal, with officials estimating about half the usual harvest.
Vesper updates include Atke Huse returning from Aldenow for treatment, Lynne Rerpinman led by D Weodruff, Fork Garret's week at Millsten, and Regine's visit to the opera. Town changes mention new housing, the bridge completion, and plans for a new logging building. On politics and social life, mentions of the Republican meeting and a jeweler’s testimonial follow.
A late last week report covers a boy hurt by a mower, local visitations, and community events. Road construction, potato digging, and fall plowing progress share page space with a new train service to Huron Aberdeen and Oakes offering sleeping cars and direct connections. Community members plan meetings and discuss moving to Canada while business owners promote health ads and kidney remedy products.
Infantile eczema relief advertised by Heterus Lee at Divt Wintergecen Compound. The promotion claims rapid cure using oil of wintergreen and glycerine, citing several cases and urging parents to use the remedy for their children. Also lists a Chicago address and contact method for purchase and tour line information.
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