Strueding Reveals Inventory Figures Before Board
L Strueding testified before the board of review on a voluntary disclosure of stock value. He stated his inventory totaled 38,030.90 with 218,470 in mixed goods, arguing depreciation due to spring purchases and fall sales. He asserted no contempt proceeding should arise from the voluntary action and noted stock value changes from year to year.
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Struchlie
Board of Review
Atock
Striebrigg
Gceds
Hoy- Faann
Strucking
Wr. Streeving
Aica
Merchant Objects to Board Questions on Inventory
A merchant testifies before a board of assessment, objecting to being asked to reveal an absolute stock inventory and price-based figures. He argues stock freshness and inventory valuation are not proper bases for tax assessment and says he was singled out as a special target for intrusive questions.
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Thea
Towns
Hla
Migit
Ammessmenta
Wisconsin Civil Service Exam Held For City Posts
The Wisconsin civil service commission held a competitive examination in the city hall council room for chief engineer teacher guard gleetrlelan and head fire warden. Eight men took the exams with candidates named for each post including Biortina4 Anthes Oshkosh Rudolph Schmitz and B frank Warner for chief engineer. Raymond E B Hillings entered the guard post at Green Bay reform school and O B Walk of Ripon sought an electric craft position. The remaining three candidates were T J Baird Menasha A Stedman Beele and W H Sherman Oshkosh for the head warden role.
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Wisconsin Elvil Service Commission
YD. W. Fernandes
B. Mack Dresden
Prank Warner
Green Bay Reformatory
Raymond EB. Hillings
Fo OB
Ripon
T. J. Baird
Menasha
A. Stedman
Beele
Wen W. H. Sherman
Oshkosh
Flowers Stolen From Monument Garden Spur City Probes
A complaint to Mayor Banderod reports repeated flower thefts from the Mower bed at the Hicke soldiers memorial lot in Opera Hones Square. Janitor George Zentwer removed flowers this morning while the public herbary watch is tightened and the police pursue leads for prosecution.
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Banderod
Hicke Soldiers
Opera ‘Hones Square
George Zent
Herary
Randerob
Ing Department
Bnd
Seven-Year-Old Drowns At Wisconsin Ave Bridge
The body of Gustav Gauger Jr aged seven was recovered from the Fox River about four o clock. He likely fell while minnows fishing near the Wisconsin Avenue bridge. His father Gustav Gauger a bridge tender and family co nclude the drowning occurred as he rested in the bridgehouse. The funeral is set for Sunday at Bowen Street Lutheran Church.
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Guntay Gauger Jr
Fox
Finday
Northwestern
Po Nce
Arthur Sanders
Wissongin Avenus
Gustav Gauger
Wisconsin A Avenue
Gauger
Iftts
Wiliam
Gustav
William
Willam
William Konrad
Bowen Street Lutheran Church
Ho Erck
Riveralde
Oakwood Resort Buzzing With Summers Activities
Oakwood summer resort hosts a busy week with fishing gains, tennis and baseball use, and several informal dances at the pavilion. Visitors include Joan Greenman of Lawrence University Carton Smith, Ruth Bowron Vera Miller and Florence Jones, plus Northwestern sorority members at Ozana cottage.
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Oakwood
Joan Greenman
Lawrence University
Carton Smith
Rai
Grange
Joseph Fitch
Ruth Bowron
Vera Miller
Tacoma
Wash
Florence Jonés
Ozana Cottage
Northwestern University
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Mary Hotchkiss
Fox Lake
Eva Bradley
Evanston
Ming Clara Harris
Edith Foster
Brandon
Lydia
Emma Jones
Oahkosh
David Foute
Reverend Mill Speaks at First M E Church on Youth Work
Rev J F Mill or Maighte and Francis Nix of Ravens of the Holy Grail headline a Sunday talk at First M E Church about youth work. Nix is praised as a forceful speaker ahead of a joint evening service at Plymouth Congregational Church.
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J. F. Mill
Holy
F. Irvine
Francis Nix
M. E
Nix
Nixle AG
Epworth Beegwea
Plymouth Congregational Church
E Corn Flakes Visit Draws Citywide Attention
The EC Girl tour promoting E Corn Flakes energizes Oshkosh as grocers report widespread home tastings. A long list of residents from Lavin to Kickhaefer receive dollar bills and samples, signaling strong public interest and local endorsements.
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Toney
Oshkoshenlee
Nathan Lavin
D. EB. Orr
P. Behneider
R. Berndt
George Stelzer
Bork
Oregon
Katie Wheeler
Am. P. Herrman
Ads Mulva
Henry Ritschke
Augusta Kinbunde
Louis. Wendtland
Frank
Ethel Leythe
Oshkosh
the Rogers
Mary Allison
H. H. Walker
Cherry Ave
Sire
John Davin
Cherry
L. K. Brangon
West Lincoln
D. D. Hersey
John Winstanley
New York Ave
George Rose
Central
George Cook
Willam Jones
James Case
Frank Case
Harry Lee
Washington
F. E. Jillson
Ebm
John Ryan
Fim
G. E. Coughran
Main
Mary E. Hoby
C. F. Zitelman
H. Cluny
A. Krueger
Bowen Richard A. Thews
Mabel Mueller
Waugee
Bert Cross
Mame Kickhaefer
Andrew Zanes
Mise Maude Perkins
Ceape
C. C. Nelson
Powers Edna M. Jones
J. H. Bockmier
Algoma
Erma J. Randall
J. L. Gansen
John Schmit
Irving
Elia M. Rogers
Mildred Curran
W. Stahlendorf
M. Schneider
C. Askin
Merritt
George Hest
North Park
W. Fisher
Anna Lavin
J. A. Powers
Evans Sol Rhodes
Merritt Lizzie Bush
Evans George Pinkla
Marlon Hetherington
J. Berob
Charles Crune
A. Loser
John Groley
Ellen Kickhacfer
Riveg
Errant shopping and curio explorations in Japan
Lady Randolph Churchill recounts a shopping tour in Japan with a Japanese wife of a valet, visiting a curio dealer and garden setting. She contrasts refined lacquer pieces with Yokohama shops chasing foreign tastes, remarking on the art of blemish and the value locals place on certain curiosities.
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Yokohama
Lady Randolph Churchill
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