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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1908
Page
2
Officials warn of cattle disease spread and seek state powers to compel testing and quarantine. The proclamation outlines mandatory tests for cattle and possible inspections, with penalties for noncompliance as authorities move to curb a suspected outbreak.
Proceedings note objections by Alen family members to the will of Sylvanus Allen of Arcola alleging lack of mental capacity and undue influence by his wife. The document states the January 30 will left one-half of real estate to the wife with a life estate and the remainder to others, with a small $50 cash gift to Allen, and a contest filed seeking probate action and further administration details.
A lengthy record describes numerous probate items in Winnebago County from a hearing held in April. It covers guardianship for minor children, ads for admittance to probate, and estate details for several decedents including Nathan Dohnsten and Mrs Minnie Thompson.
A Cannes study highlights issues in child feeding and nutrition practices. Researchers note increased waste and urge practical meal improvements to address hunger and health in households.
A Friday evening cantata presentation at the Algoma Street Methodist Episcopal Church drew a delighted audience. Performers included Vincent as Snow Queen, Miss Marjolie Santi as the prince, and Mr ABry Bratt with others delivering choruses, duets, and finale.
Fragmented notice reports the death of James Burns and funeral held in Beevaba geet on a Saturday. The text notes Burns was about seventy years old and previously lived on Wangan street. efforts to identify the person are hindered by garbled OCR.
Short notes record Mise Taith Ueler of Omro as Peomeet of Mrs LM Webster at 125 West Haters over Sunday. Miss Heller appears in the Webster annual Teun schist and has been noted in her work. Judge Trnel continued the cu frary of the five children in the fauhor and awaited Mrs Youngwirths final division as a state matter.
Oshkosh High School defeated Superior 31 to 20 to claim the state championship at Lawrence tournament after a hard fought game. Appleton Green Bay and Waukesha sent large cheering sections as Oshkosh and Superior players endured injuries and intense crowd support surrounded by an energetic Appleton crowd.
The city enjoyed a bright spring Sunday with crowds in streets parks and at Riverside Cemetery. People visited North Park shoreline icebergs and a large ice mound near the water works while fashion showed new hats and spring wear amid warm sun and light breezes.
Hon. A.M. Ayers, pastor at First Protestant Church, argued in a Sunday sermon that belief in abolition of hell is shaped by human denial of evil. He noted ridicule and abuse toward recent revival meetings and warned critics misrepresent the faith, urging reflection on moral accountability.
Tom Payne and Robert Ingersoll critique early Christian history while Florence Starkweather sings an offertory. Avon Flora De Voss opens a four act play at the opera house with At American Girl and The Man of Mystery. Ralph Stuart revives Strongheart with vivid makeup as The Senator's Daughter and other acts. Strongheart will be shown at the Caund opera house Tuesday evening.
An old warning against using catarrh remedies containing mercury. It urges prescriptions from reputable physicians and promotes Hat's Catarrh Cure by F L Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio as mercury free and internally acting. Provides testimonial note and druggist sales, with a jab at Chamberlain's remedy and a local publisher endorsement.
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