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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
4
Municipal and county race materials critique reform, court actions, and candidate platforms. The piece cites Democratic ticket lines, legislative posts, district attorneys, clerks, and warning about campaign expenses and public notices amid a push for governance changes and election guidelines.
A lengthy farmer oriented appeal argues for a constitutional road amendment. The piece critiques highway taxes, urges state aid for rural improvements, and asserts farmers will pay less burden than others while roads improve. It notes farmers will vote in November to decide if state funds aid road building.
A fragmented community page reports deaths, marriages, travels, and civic notes. It mentions John Hirbel’s passing, a traveling monk’s account on an O R R train, a Riverview cemetery burial, and various residents’ movements, visits, and society items across towns and nearby areas.
Messy notes report So and so at Daly's show and local transfers. Mentions people like Axel Worland and Augustana colleges events with various names and places, including Rock Island and Michigan, plus weather remark and a reminder about a basketball event at J. A. Girson on Saturday morning.
The article notes Mia Remington Wo H and others attending a gathering at Babcock on Saturday. It mentions Mie Pawl Vaoiwa and Ian Walter involved in activities and references Mrs Oli McGvan with two Nuwelliere at a degeo ab whe Hinurson. Further, it lists several people including Choi vali juavoume and Tobe busy with tasks for Mr Ralu, and reports on health updates for Mra W Ef Bowron and Mise Kava.
The fragment lists many residents visiting relatives and spending Sundays in and around Krak Krienstville and Stevens Point. Names include Mina Arankio Morgan Cony Wiarsham Gertrada Akuy Mugrusoy RedUalt Jongen Hassall Ligzia Pusqinean and others. Several gatherings at homes and churches are noted along with Sunday visits and local social runs.
Miss Myrtle Susan is sick for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond visited friends on Plousane Street at the start of the week. Neighbors report a Novatney dance at Minor last week. Other youths attended a Sunday gathering at their home.
The Hansen and Pred Lipke families left Pridav for Virginia near Chatham, with all members including children traveling by car. Two households settle at the end of Shatt purchase, joining local neighbors as experienced farmers and stockmen. A christening occurred at Aug Miller’s farm, and Tillie Hair visited her parental home. The potato fields at Plainfield attract younger generations, while the creamery begins taking milk.
Rail tariff notice offers reduced colonist rates from Chicago to San Francisco and western points. Fare includes daily and weekly departures via the North Western Line with through tickets from Chicago. Special low fare campaign runs through the canal period, with Tribune subscription offer details in the message.
A list of names appears with cards, including Mrs Emma Galatat, Mrs Hoff man, Mrs Jolie, Miss Loun, and others. Notes mention an excursion trip to Chicago via North Western Ry on October 5 to 7, with waterwave convention and excursion rates. Names include Irwin F. Blake, Chas Clermont, Harold Hatfman, Wank, Roeker, and Summers, among others.
E W Sellers completes the dilltue of his al la on the farm Thursday when he uses his Rambler to start the feed cutter after failing to gain power. He jacks the rear wheels, uses cold water cooling, and runs the machine at low speed through the cornatalkd, cutting them. Staveng Point Journal reports public notice of the Now Pure Food and Drug Law and Poley’s Honey cough remedy as non opiate with a life comedy claim for all ages.
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