Oshkosh Merchants Adopt New Credit and Collections Basis
The Oshkosh Retail Merchants Association adopts resolutions to use its secretary as the sole collection agent. Debtors are notified and allowed time to settle, with manufacturer and employer support engaged only after all other collection efforts are exhausted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Retail Merchants’ Association
Oshkosh Retail Merchants Association
Board of Directors
Committee On
Chamber of Commerce
of Oshkosh
Short Notes From Green Bay Visitors And Local Affairs
Jansen of Green Bay and Sth of Marinette visited Tuesday. Charles Nickels of Butte des Mortes was in the city. William Powers returned from Madison where he argued a supreme court case. Mrs Davis returned from Morenci Mich for her brother's wife death. Ladies Union Universalist church meets Thursday with Mrs Miller. Mrs Hewitt ill in Cincinnati. Professor Hewitt will join her Friday. Patrol wagon took Arnold Grimm to the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen
Green Bay
W. J. Sth
Marinette
Charles Nickels
Butte Des Mortes
William N. Powers
Madison
Supreme Court
Davis
Morenci
Mich
Ira J. Smith
Ladies’ Union of the Universalist Church
Miller
W. C. Hewitt
Cincinnatti
Mark Banta
Professor Hewitt
Normal School
Hewitt
Wall Street
Arnold Grimm
City association message to members and employers
Fragmentary line states the association sent something to each member and to all employers of labor in the city. No further details are readable to identify the organization, purpose, date, or outcome.
DIES UPON THE STAGE HAL CARLYLE FORMER OSHKOSH INSTRUCTOR DIES IN COLORADO
Hal Newton Carlyle formerly of Oshkosh and a director of amateur theatricals in the city died suddenly in Grand Junction Colorado while about to go on stage. He was sixty five, of English ancestry, and had directed the play The Wife in Oshkosh. He later retired from professional work to direct amateur theater with his wife and young son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Hal Newton Carlyle
Paul Gilmore
Marquise de Marsan
Carlyle
Oshkosh
Amateur Baseball Meeting At Jabusch Saloon
A meeting of baseball players will be held Thursday evening at Charles A Jabusch s saloon corner South Main and Eighth street to organize an amateur team Likely to be named after a mercantile company An amateur state league affiliation is expected plus strong material for the organization William L Bush of Chicago and Miss Swan gave an entertainment at S N Bridge Co s store Tuesday night featuring instrumental vocal and monologue pieces with Miss Swan performing soprano solos since moving from Chicago Oshkosh the performance was artistic and enjoyable
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Jabusch
South Main and
Eighth Street
William l. Bush
Chicago
Miss Swan
S. N. Bridge & Co
Mr. Bush
Oshkosh
Bartlett Dies Early Oshkosh Resident and Rail Work Pioneer
Albert H Bartlett an early Oshkosh settler and railroad worker died Tuesday at 6 30 pm at 261 Jackson Street at age 63 He helped build the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul road through Oshkosh and was active in the Oshkosh M C A He also led Plymouth Congregational church and engaged in local business including vice president of Pulp Plaster company His funeral plans were not stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
St. Paul
Wau
Albert H. Bartlett
Jackson Street
Gartlett
Chicago, Mail- Waukee
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Thomas Walk
Ida
Cline
Pulp Plaster Company
Bartlett
Oshkosh ¥. M. C. A
Bartlett Remembered For Service To Plymouth Church
An obituary notes the death of Mr. Bartlett, longtime treasurer and deacon of Plymouth Congregational church, honored by the YMCA board in 1907 for over twenty years of service. He loved flowers, kept a private conservatory on Jackson Street, and was survived by his wife. No children. Funeral Thursday at 3 p.m. from his residence with Rev. George Farnam officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Christian Association
Bartlett
Association
George Farnam
Deaths in Omro and Auter funeral announced
The Lovell family of Omro mourns the death of Jesse Merle Lovell after a four week illness. The funeral will be Thursday at the Omro Junction church with Rev. W. W. Wilson officiating and burial in Omro Junction cemetery. Ernst Auter dies in a railroad wreck near McHenry Illinois. His funeral will be Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs. Martha Auer's home 139 Rosalia street conducted by Rev. Theodore Irion, following his death as a fireman on a Chicago and Northwestern railroad wreck where the locomotive overturned. His body arrived Tuesday evening. A special car of railway workers is expected for the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Merle Lovell
W. B. Lovell
Omro
Omro Dunction Church
W. W. Wilson
Omro Junction
Auler
Ernst Auter
Martha Auer
Rosalia Street
Theodore Irion
McHenry
Chicago & Northwestern Road
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Broderick Held at St Thomas
The funeral of the late Mrs Margaret Broderick of Poygun was held at ten o'clock Tuesday morning at St Thomas Catholic Church with Rev Father Luke officiating. A pioneer of the town, she died last Saturday at eighty three. Born in Fermoy Ireland she came to Lennox Massachusetts in 1841. In 1947 she was married to the late James Broderick and later moved to Wisconsin arriving in Oshkosh then to Poyton. She is survived by several sons and daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broderick
Margaret Broderick
Poygun
St .Thomas'Gatholic Church
Father Luke
Groderick
Fermoy
Ireland
Lennox
Mass
Albany
James Broderk
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Poyton
Brodbrick Os
April Jury Drawn for Circuit Court Term
Jury Commissioners drew a panel for the April circuit court term at the courthouse. Names include Neenah Omro and Menasha residents such as John Roe Julius Ziebwell J. F. Harnish C. M. White George Finen Richard Thiel and others with jurors from Neenah Menasha Algoma Clayton Nepeuskun Nekimi Oshkosh Utica and Winchester towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Arnemann
Neenah
Eugene A. Earle
Omro
J. TE. Tenkine
John Roe
N. A. Greeniew
M. Hale
Julius Ziebwell
John B. DeWolf
J. F. Harnish
C. M. White
George C. Finen
Richard Thiel
Alberto Threrher
George B. Simmonen
C. A. Wakeman
J. A. Nemitz
Charles F. Gantin
August Epene
Harold Giddings
BF. A. Stone
Herman Anspach
J. C. Hilton
Wiliam Felton
W. C G. Wing
Edward Hilert
Albert Schoettler
City of
John Walter
C. C. Little
Menasha
Seymour Smith
Algoma
John McGregor
Clayton
Charles Gear
John Willams
Thoma Brodgen
Thomas Alligon
William A. Keiser
Nepeuskun
Charles Neuenfeldt
Nekimi
Robert Smiley
Oshkosh
John ©. Jones
Utica
Bert Rogers
Winchester
Leander Choate to Be Christened Tomorrow Afternoon
A new stern-wheel steamer named Leander Choate will launch tomorrow afternoon from Ryan shipyards near the Wisconsin Central railroad bridge. The ceremony is expected to draw a large crowd as the vessel replaces the historic Evein on the Fox River, marking a notable event in local steamboat history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C'Lock
Ryan
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Acheg
Evein
Fox River
Jakes
Real Estate Transfers Reported by Greenian-Thomas Atsaat Co
Real estate transfers listed include Stella Kral and spouses selling 3 percent of block 13 in Debkash to Albat for 07, Peter Reifer and Mary Refer selling lot 28 in block 2 in Oshkosh for 1.66, Sventing Tellefron selling lot 2 in block in Seats addition to Winnéconne, and Wellert and Walter A Kesett with wife selling lot 17 in block G in Neenah Third ward for 2000, with various parcels and buyers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Neriharstern
Greenian-Thomas Atsaat Company
Corner State
Otter
Albat
Stella Kral
Neenah
Oshkosh W C 7. U to hold special Friday meeting
The Oshkosh W C 7. U will hold a special meeting Friday afternoon at 2 20 in Good Templars hall. A large attendance is expected and business of importance to be transacted. Set broken umbrellas aside and keep them until the umbrella man comes around. He may save you the cost of a new umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh W. C. 7. U
Good Templars’ Hall
Notice clutter from Oshkosh era classifieds
A jumble of old classified notices and sale listings. Items include a White Banner Oats sale, a high grade upright piano for exchange, room rental near the Normal School, a bakery wagon for sale, milch cows and pigs for sale, a drop head singer sewing machine for sale, a general housework job ad, a delivery job ad, a modern front attic rental, horses for sale, acreage and farming land for sale, and various contact notes in Oshkosh Wisconsin with street addresses and names such as M Whitemarsh George Lullinger Mrs Thon and Foster M Chicaga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.whitemarsh
Omre Junction
North Park Avenue
Elsht
George Lullinger
Main Street
V. Pierce
Sincer
Washington Street
Oshkosh
Algema Street
Thon
Palace Bye Works
Atheurton
Patehere
Spruce
Pacific Coast
Foster
Seyat
Tenth Street
Gaakesh
Wis
NS Amherst
Oshkoist
Tha Allen
Flan Brac
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Corn Products Mfg. CO
Milwaukee
Land Office
Menominee Mich
F. W. Mueller
W. A.bade
Tenth
Oregon
N.C. Werbke
This
Colorado
J. G. Rhyner
Wauke~ Sha
Fred Teska
Goss
Industrial School
Bunke
Grimm
School Street
George M. Paine
Paine Lumber Co., Ltd
A. H. Bartlett
W. E. Lovell
Town of
Omro Passes Alway
Doherty & Rice
RICE
Boyd
New York
City Market
Boyd's
Arion
Company B Armory
Catton Wr
D. Luscher
Cook & Brown Lime Co
Marion and
Market Streets
Reim’s Shoe Hospital
Goodyear
Main St
South Side Wood & Coal Co
Servas, Yost & Moyer
Sixth Street
Syophone
Jora
A. P. Adams
ETRY
Evans Bros
Winnebago County
State of Wisconsin
Winnebsgo
Noree
A. T. Dunlap
Ann E. Learie
Salt County
O. D. A Court
Levela
Theosterian Cleweb
Sea Ihen
Bago County
Georgy E. Kellage
Kellogeg
As Kosh
Elile
Wil
Hay
Tore
Rogie
Mr Wtede
Newspap
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