Eday Northwestern HED January 6 1808 Post office news
The item references printing and postal notices, subscription rates, and publishing details from Oshkosh Wisconsin. It cites Associated Press and United Press dispatch credits, plus advertorial masthead information, and lists pricing for subscriptions in different regions. The fragmentary page indicates a newspaper masthead and telegraph news distribution context.
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Guhoen
Sabkeek
Win
Punt
Yeire Heperia
Associated Prem
United Frere
Tantéela Wisconsin
Northweatern le
Assosieted
Antishat Bhefeln
Manavare
Fanele
Aavartatse Pees
Rosas
Taeew York
Fifth Avenue Bulldinn
Csicine
Logan Payne Co
Oshkosh
Wisconsi
Beturday
McGoverns Flimsy Excuse for Independent Senate Bid
A fragmented report argues that McGovern failed to unite Republican factions at the state convention in Deboshte, urging repeal of the primary and return to caucus. It asserts McGovern urged an independent run, claiming the party platform supported reform while denying any demand to repeal Wisconsin’s primary law. The piece portrays McGovern as pursuing a political dream, while supporters warn the move could split Republican votes and sustain the current governorship.
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Governen Fm 8
Menogora la Bord
Abo
Unite States
Res Publican
DebKosh
Sun
Port of
Ray
Wilcox
Quicly
Paw Republican Movement
Dtr
Mee
Aly
Ilim Neleen
Ebin, Peithey
Gov. Tention
McGovern
Wisconsin
Thorsby
Hils Attewita
genyehUon
Rou
Elale Goseramon
Spread of the Zoning System Across American Cities
The article traces the adoption and growth of zoning in the United States, noting a rise from limited early use to 366 jurisdictions by July. It discusses advantages and disadvantages, asserting zoning protects safety, health, and welfare, though it acknowledges potential property value impacts and the need for balanced policies serving communities as a whole.
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Elles
Ullder Elk Piniy Toprouont
Rourne
India ratifies Geneva opium control accord
India ratifies the Geneva convention on opium control, pledging to enact laws to suppress raw opium traffic and outlaw smoking within fifteen years and to adopt measures within five years to curb illicit opium. The United States and China withheld signatures in protest, while the text notes their withdrawal from the conference.
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India
United States
China
Fragmented Geneva talk yields cautious progress on embargo issue
The report notes that the Geneva effort is broken and experts say the proposal remains inadequate yet shows some progress. It cites India pledging to adopt a new measure in good faith as a potential step toward the goal of addressing the embargo problem.
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Geneva
India
Demand for Skilled Workers In An Age Of Machinery
An article reviews federal employment service data showing mixed labor conditions. It notes oversupply of unskilled labor in parts of the country and rising demand for skilled workers as automation expands. Emphasizes vocational education and youth preparation, with schools in Oshkosh and elsewhere adapting to new job types and opportunities.
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Federal Employment Service
Storkara, Ag
Arovica
Ima
le Wenis
Nevensilz
Oshkoad
Eleywherr
Inbaraz
Wisconsin Republicans rally behind Roy Wilcox for U.S. Senate
The Oshkosh convention united Republicans from across Wisconsin in endorsing Roy Wilcox for the United States Senate. Chairman Blanchard’s keynote speech framed Wisconsin as entering a dawning era and urged delegates to back a candidate of integrity, high character, and faithful service.
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Kenosha
Wientun
Oshkosh
Blanchard
Wisconsin
Unite States Senate
United Stath
Roy
Coolidge
Blair
Wigan
Fehl
Wicox
Firebug Scourge in U S Forests Warned by Journal
The Minneapolis Journal notes fire is the only natural source of forest fires. Nearly 93,000 acres burned in 1924 across 32,000,000 acres of American timber, with 12 percent started by electricity. Most blazes traced to careless brush fires and incendiaries caused costly losses and rising tolls. The piece highlights incendiary starters and warns timber resources face continuous threats from human carelessness and arson.
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Minneapolis Journal
Sparkx
Neselee Iaindred
United States
Nervicott Watlatics
Mearly
Lee Han
Widrisc
State owned tourist hotels idea stirs Wisconsin papers
Multiple Wisconsin newspapers discuss proposals for state owned tourist hotels with free lodging and meals, arguing the plan could aid business while residents drift toward easier options. Contributors from Avon to Chippewa reflect on public mood and economic implications.
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Au Claire Leader
Towse Herald
Janesville Gazette
Wisconsin
Gettine
Monewa
Manpowee Neral
Baroness Adcahall Aids Spanish Women Freedom Drive
The Baroness Adcahall, famed artist and former army officer candidate, plans to study how Spanish women gain freedom in the United States and South America. She has military honors and awards, and aims to organize a movement in Apoin chat to lift shackles from Spanish women. She notes three evolving branches within Spanish feminism and recalls her two years in the army, with the honor of the Cross of Beneficence and the Queen of Spain’s medal. Mrs Mabel Rockwell serves as official censor on film releases in Chicago.
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Bpain
Adcahall
United States
Ivacn
Aho
Mefrocen
Kaz Alfonso
Moreray
Tris
Cuba
Suchado
Nome
South America
United Graces
Primo de Rivers
Isan Vileneis
Te Karoness
America
Ayi
Spain
Mabel Rockwell
Chicago Police Ap Partment
Mlin
Lady Simpann
Poems That Live In A Green Arid Cottage Garden
A fragmentary verse piece opens with a speaker imagining a small cottage and a neat garden. The Somerset Farmer and a childlike narrator discuss youth, memory, and belonging while a poet character named Mergeruert Whittinsns is referenced, evoking rural life and aging.
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Abd Smijed Acme
Ghray
Gaia
New Books at Public Library Listings
Public library catalog lists new adult and juvenile titles across branches and sections. Notable adult authors include Andrews, Bakbein, Barrington, Busley, Vreeman, Garstin, Jayrenpe, Stern, Woolf, and Curwood with varied fiction and literary works. Juvenile entries feature Eliot Greene and others, along with illustrated early readers.
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Maio Libare
Andrews
Pontifex Munimes
Bakbein
Barrington
Gloriann
Apollo
Busley
Shadow At the Silver
Albanto
Pne Smiths
Vreeman
Angelina Frond
Garstin
High Toon
Jayrenpe
St. Mawr
Stern
Woolf
Mrs. Dalloway
Main
Eliot
Eittle Blane Conk” Greene
Ent
Talsa
Milne
Younr
Tranch
Atultan Baltavin
Curwood
Freenan
Malthy
West Algrmm Branelh
Curwoot
Marshall
Stedman
Children’s pictorial cross word puzzle by drawing clues
Puzzle construction guide explains across and down entries with one letter per white square. Inaccurate spelling and garbled clues reference running across and down words, a wise bird, a monkey, a snake like fish, and a “Brat” word.
Madden outlines tax cuts and debt retirement plan
Rep Martin B Madden proposes sweeping tax reductions including estate gift and intangibles taxes, lower corporation and surtax rates, and a refund of surplus treasury funds. He suggests applying European debt payments to public debt retirement, aiming to curb federal obligations. Madden, born in 1838 in England, rose from stone quarry work to preside over Chicago city council before joining the House in 1905.
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Ehlety Venen
Madden
England
Quarry Own Era Association
Western Stone Company
Chicago
Oshkosh Board Considers $3,500 for Two Stones at Public Park
The Northwestern files report the library board examining a $3,500 proposal to install two stone benches at the public park. City notes describe council debate and routine business as aldermen push back toward show timing. Also recent items include a death, burglaries at the Ford garage, and a note on Ten Years Ago Today about Rev Anthony Evans and local happenings.
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Library Board
Thomas Martin
Oshkowk
Florence
Win
Oshkosh Water Works Company
Nnance
Oshkork
Common Council
Anthony Evans
New York
Etv
Menawines Park
Ris
Henry Bacon
Rasing
Frank McCabe
Wood and
Ford
South Main
Swiss Leader Praises League Mandate System For Peace
Dr William Rapard, Swiss member of the League of Nations mandates commission, lauds the administration of mandates as a major achievement of the league. He argues it may become a superior colonial government if extended and justified by intrinsic merits, and notes its link to minority protection via self determination.
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League of Nations
William &. Rap‘pard
League
Tae
Ancil
Ranpord
Ranparé
Europe
Unbiased U S Histories Need Commission Says McCracken
Dr Henry Noble McCracken president of Vansar College proposes a commission of eminent historians to purge American histories of bias and whitewash. He spoke at the world federation meeting in Edinburgh urging similar commissions abroad to foster world harmony amid tobacco and cigarette notes.
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Henry Noble McCracken
Vansar College
World Federation of Educational Associations
Edinburgh
Oshkosh is Growing Through Local Effort and Industry
An all caps commentary notes Oshkosh expanding with new housing, street improvements, and factory district growth. It argues the city’s rise comes from homegrown effort, steady construction, and locally produced goods, contrasting with boom-and-bust cycles. The piece urges readers to test the growth claim by visible changes and economic activity.
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Ox Alparin
j_ Oshkosh
Aimone
Oshkosh
Gshkesh
Candy Factory Trial: Amoura Starts Work and Worries
Amoura writes to her mother of securing a candy factory job and seeking a modest suburban home. She details daily routine, struggles with apron costs, and the uneasy arrival at a new workplace where forelady and coworkers size her up. A neighbor notes potential romantic attention from Mr Bloom's son.
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Amoure
Candy Factory
Ine
J. Reginald Ainsley
Wabash Avenue
Sid
Ampu- 2
Forslady
Ampura
Huathéashike Teatiion
Amoura
Erite
Hanng
Amaura
Tam
Narrow Mind and its Value in Thought
The essay argues that deliberate narrowing of focus is essential for efficiency and wisdom. It cites William James and examples from mathematics, astronomy, and daily life to show how selective attention prevents distraction and aids precise judgment.
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William James
Eudscabing
Sunshine Pellets health advice from Dr Themeas
A fragmented, period style piece argues about remedies and hygiene, noting emphasis on individual items like cups towels and toothbrushes. It suggests doctors know much more than laypeople and hints at changing dust from carpet to air, promoting constant ventilation and cleanliness.
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