Election Day Looms as Winnebago Voters Rally
Voters in Winnebago County face a busy election with contests for supreme justice and delegates to the Republican and Democratic national conventions. Taft and La Follette supporters compete in district and at large slots while weather and spring work influence turnout. Returns are awaited from Oshkosh and surrounding towns with polling places and counts to be posted by The Northwestern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Justice
Wiliam H. Taft
George M. Paine
John Ft. Currens
Two Rivers
la Follette
George B. Nelson
Stevens Point
Thomas E. Morrison
Manitowoc
Florian Lampert
Frank Gebbe
Denver
J. B. McMullen
Chilton
Byron
Park
Taft
Flo. Winkler
Milwaukee
Hiram C. Fairchild
Green Bay
John M. Jastes
Stuuzhion
A. E. Homstad
Black River Falls
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
H. A. Cooper
Recier Alley Peterson
Soldiers Grove
Col. W. Brumder
Herbert H. Manson
Waustin
John A. Aylward
Madison
Charles W. Weisse
Sheboygan Falls
Melvin A. Hoyt
Supreme Court
Edward F. Dempsey
Democratic County Committee
Law Hood
University of Wisconsin
Frobert W. Bashford
John C. Thompson
Republican County Committee
John Barnes
Rhinelander
Barnes
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Normark School
State Administration
Justice Bashford
Arso
GW Burnell
Circuit Court
Hot Toys
Oshkerah
E. J. Dempsey
Democratic County
J. C. Thompson
Dan Witwel
Northwestern
Benedict's Hall
Read School
Wtara
High Street
William Geldard
State Street
Third Ward
Hese House
Brooklyn
Sixth Street
Fourth Ward
Phoenix Engine House
Main Street
Boats Begin Trips on Fox River as Season Opens
Navigation on the Fox River and connected lakes officially opened for 194% season with the steamer Carter first trip at seven this morning. An early April 6 opening date will extend the traffic period. the Carter, historic on these waters, hauls brick and timber, while other boats like Paul Thistle and Evelyn prepare for service.
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Fox River
Bef. Carter
Carter
Uision
Haing
Oshkosh
Fix River
Paul Thistle
Fashion
Anna ML
Nelio GB
Burne
Hollister
Ismaller
Evelyn
Hes
Wisconsin Avenue
Brown steamers contend with ice near Clifton shore
Brown brick yards on the east shore report a tug and steamer facing heavy ice near Clifton. The Nellie 3 attempted a sand pit trip but could not break through, returning without progress as crews prepare the new steamer for May 10 service. Oshkosh residents watch riverfront activity as ships depart local waters.
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Clifton
Cifton
BFL
Carter
Nellie
9- E
Coat & Tee Company
Main
Oshkosh
LeFever boat on Fox River sees repair and float plan
The LeFever, a noted wheeler on the Fox river, remains a historic sight as repairs, repainting, and readiness for service continue. Bridges and river traffic will be watched from now through late year, with crews and officials citing spring and summer activity as a reminder.
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LeFever
Fox River
Carter
Philip Schneider
Rugh Monahan
Gurnave Gauger
Gustave Wahlgren
West Almasstro
Wiscansht Central
Wertiwestern Railvoad
Find Health in the Package with the Red Seal
A man urges health in Postum the wheat drink as a safer coffee alternative. He notes coffee harms the nervous system and promotes Postum’s wholesome wheat composition with the Red Seal and the slogan There’s a Reason.
Ward by Ward Address List From Algoma Reaccessed
A fragmented list provides ward by ward locations in Algoma with addresses and notes on buildings. Entries include schools factories halls groceries and engine houses with streets such as Seventh Main Oregon May and Ohio noted, plus references to structures and proprietors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureen
Sixth Ward
Seventh Street
Brush Factory
Seventh Ward
Main Street
Knights of Korea
Ceape Street
Palace Oye Works
Ninth Ward
Oregon Street
Twelfth Street
Tenth Ward
May Street
Dane Brothers’ Hall
Ms Meritt Errect
William Procknow
Paine Caine
West Algomastre
Engine House
Ohio Street
Tenth Street
Algoma and Wranthlin avenue boys basketball duel ends 80 to 2
Saturday at 1 40 p m the Algoma team defeated the Wranthlin avenue squad at Last Hall by a score of 80 to 2. Community notices include St Peter's Benevolent Society meeting March 7 and various local society gatherings.
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Algoma
Wranthlin Avenue Boys
St. Peter's Benevolent Society
E. King
Onaki
Avenue
Chie
Ashwall Paper Malls
Ho MeMien Company
Sophie Washter
Rapley
Mich
M. S.J Derber
Bhick Welt
Mise Wachter
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Free Employment Bureau
Henry Schreiber
Farma
Flow
MecManamy
Main Street
Inez McManamy
W. EB. Pry
Spencer
Company M
Witc
Spain
Leane Tekard
Wiliam Gold
Eleventh Street
Tadip
American Banking Institute Weh
Weeden
Rhode
Itm
Ite
T' Flee
Ganz
BR. Tones
Hive Windner
T. Spa Rs Vors
Dichman
J Maley
A. Abrams
FE. Souannen
D. Be Ganger
B. Genz
Jos Mo Springer
Africa
Springer
Heart of Africa
Mrs. Springer
Oshkosh Chicirki Epworthn League
Mra. Springer
Local Court Delays And Miscellany In Town Report
A chaotic court and town notes page records municipal delays on Apr 20 and May 4 as cases involving Louis Anklaf and Fred Hewes face adjournments. A family disturbance on North Park Ave ends with a missing son and police called to the scene.
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Wenegorfierpoen
TOR
Youmans
Louis Anklaf
Moreh
Kelihie
Fred
Maniclel
Ashing Vath
North Park Ave
AL. Kuchelski
John W. Grundy
Bodi
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Winnebago County
National Party
Copenhagen
Luthar Davies & Co
The
Old National Bank
Cor
Washington Stst
P. O
Washington St
Miles Co., Florist
Bur
Geo. M. Paine
Dice
William I. Fase
Weeden Brag Co
C. Aupusl
Club House
ward—Read
T.S. Whitely CO
Plaids
Madame Ise
Bell Toilet Mfg. Co
Ronge
H.C
SOE
Thiex
Chro
Turns Book Store
U. S
Ted Hitz
Tphone
Hh Chive