Raid on residence of Mrs Mary Church by police
Police raided the home at 2 am, arresting three men and two women of various backgrounds. The owner, Mrs Mary Church, was ordered to appear, five others pled guilty to a disorderly hour offense, while Mrs Church pleaded not guilty and awaits trial. A $2 fine plus costs was imposed on the frequenters.
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Mary Church
South Main Street
Odd Arrest Group Summoned to County Ward
A mixed group including William Kinfield, Frank Hogan, and Charis One were jailed for thirty days for women and twenty days for men in the county jail and workhouse. The women identified as Mary Smith and Mary Hienur gave varied origins with the Smith woman claimed to be from Marinette. The men included Frank Hogan a keeper and white, and Cook with a trace of Indian blood from Lake Winnebago.
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Jall
William Kinfield
Frank Kogan
Charis
Mary Smith
Mary Hienur
Smith
Opbhosh
Marinette
Gray Hanir
Kunurld
Kent Reid
Mrs. Charest
Directory
Frank Hogan
Keoper
Pare Negro
Cook
Lake Winnebago
Chautauqua Interest Grows Across States for August Event
Inquiries from Kentucky and other states indicate strong interest in the Chautauqua running August 8 to September 6. Secretary W H Engtebelstit of the Chamber of Commerce reports preparations underway with multiple entrances, dining and tent layouts, and planned concessions near the lake for the Inland Lyceum convention and press.
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W. OH. Engtebelstit
Uhe Chamber of Commerce
Fnglebright
Kentucky
Secreaary
Sewall
Chaptague
Lyceum Convention
Saloon Keeper Guilty Of After Hours Charges
William Wymberg of 4 South Main street pleaded guilty to keeping a saloon open after hours. He admitted admitting customers after 12:20 Tuesday morning and was fined 10 dollars plus costs, which he paid.
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William Wymberg
South Main Street
Wymberg
Cnstomers
Coal Weather Outlook Prompts August Orders
In a brief notice the article urges residents to secure coal supplies ahead, predicting frosts and cold conditions within six weeks. It advises placing orders in August to ensure timely delivery and finish of maple flooring orders.
Largest Teachers Institute Opens in Winnebago County
The Oshkosh Normal School hosts the largest teachers institute in Winnebago County, opened Monday under County Superintendent H. B. Patch. State Superintendent Cary praised the corps of teachers, with 103 enrolled by today, and outlined stages of teacher development from classroom mechanics to innovation and self study.
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Normal School
Cary
Addrens
Winnebago County
Oshkosh
H. B. Patch
Tetcours
al Hue Tour
Cfl Cary
Gary
John A. Kath
Norwad Echoe
Keith
Tiesmart
Paiman
Jie
Paulle
J. C. Tariga Tean
Mather
Asbude
Hin County
Vath
Institute
Mack Dreeilon
Dehkust Normal School
John Callahan
Menasha
Princ Din Kool
Winnconne
Haystack Fire Destroys Middle Stack Near Buildings
Fire crews battled a haystack blaze at West Alkoma shortly before eleven o clock on Tuesday. The stack stood between two others near nearby structures. August Koehn tended the stack as flames burned through the drenched hay until four o clock this morning. Crews tore the hay apart and spread it in the rain to extinguish the fire.
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West Alkoma
August Koehn
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted For Health Cures
Advertises Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health tonic for sunstroke and summer fatigue. Claims pureness, heart strengthening, and disease germ killing in water. urges teaspoonful doses four times daily with milk or water. lists price and mail order, and promises free medical advice and testimonials.
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Wales
Duffy
Tuffy Malt Whiskey Company
Rauchesler
New York
Ife
Willing Warriors to Play Seven Meat Prank Notes
Local items report social visits in Oshkosh and surrounding areas. Friends and families from Minneapolis Duluth Madison and Monona Lake travel, host gatherings, and plan trips on the Great Lakes. A parade of names appears with events at homes, entertainments, and upcoming baseball arrangements.
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Libbey
Phiadelphia
North Park
RH. W. Vanderhalt
Minneapolis
Pltmnier
Charles A. Libhey
Punelostuk
Misa Ely
Duluth
Coatly
Misa Kathryn Sullivan
Mias Mary McLaughlin
Mira Jessis Ryan
Misa Carman Sehercle
Monasha
Mack Dresden
Wis
Osh
Masa Wal Koy Lake
A T. Smith
Edna
Madion
Monona Lake
Mins
Plorence Kengel
Missen
Louty Meyer
Leona Peters
Edna Tanber
Geshade Seholty
Jillian Beholtz
Grace Scholtz
Maytheyner
Itesde Rhyver
Esther Zlronin
Dorothy
Liege
Peererera
Tatpuuy
Vergers Uysteather Calingette
Avertion
Valace Clothing House
Cannel
Oshkosh Cubs
Eh Lenge
Phig Grand Rapids
Steelhauer
Palace
O'Conner
O'Connor
Cubs
Local Visits and Family News In Wisconsin and Minnesota
Mrs. Anita and Margaret Shoe maker visit Milanker home of A Tuppie in Ut Gregan street. Mrs. Proctor and Clara of Columbus Wis visit Mrs A B Ralph and are Ralphs mother. Mrs. Everett Smith Irene of Milwaukee visit James Kennedy Algne ma street. Florence Buckstam hosts Margaret Martin of Sheboygan at Buckstamtapan Winterrrere home. Dr F N Orum returns from Kirkville Ming after attending sessions of the American Osteopathic Association.
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Anita
Margaret Shoemaker
Milanker
A. Tuppie
UT Gregantreet
Proctor
Clara
Columbus
Wis
Ralph
Mra
Everett Smith
Irene
Milwaukee
James Kennedy
Algnema Street
Misa Florence Buckstam
Misa Margaret Martin
Sheboyfan
Bucks
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