Light for Chilton Electric Plant Sparks Street Lighting Hope
Chilton may regain street lighting as a new Oshkosh led company headed by E Manger Carl Krippene and E Darker takes over. Fond du Lac investors under Charles D Smith own the plant, which had an indefinite permit from Chilton. After a spring dispute the city refused to pay, halting lighting. residents split into factions while the municipal plant plans advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Spain
Oshkosh
Wi. E. Manger
Carl HW. Krippene
BE. E. Darker
Fond du Lac
Cairles D. Smith
Cutton
Becauy
Lity
Chilton Bay
Fur showing by Nicolai Company representative
Mrs. L Oldenburg representing the Nicolai Company of Milwaukee will display a full line of stylish high grade furs at the Athearn Hotel for the balance of the week. an invitation is extended for all to call and inspect the collection. The Calumet Service plant may be opened for commercial use if the city does not award the street contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Oldenburg
Nicolai Company
Milwaukee
Athearn Hotel
Calumet Service Company
Suma
Liascher
North Park
Alan Barn
Soul Family
Blewent Street
Weighth
Bt Townphiat's
Chirch
Misa Lamb
Misa Ghidi
Damaeda
Amd
Fourth Street
Furr
Winnago
Tle Inaire
Central Avi Wanthd
Addrens, W
Care Dally North
Westored
Calumet Service Company Incorporated City Franchise Plans
A new company named the Calumet Service Company has been formed with capital of 5000 dollars. The firm has purchased property in the city and is exploring a renewed franchise. The corporation has been incorporated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet Service Company
Postmasters Convene in Oshkosh with Gen James B Stuart
General James B. Stuart inspector in charge of the postal department at Washington attends his first postmasters convention, noting Wisconsin ties and childhood Oshkosh residence. The gathering at the federal building includes officials such as Guy Gould and Mundie, with a reception for ladies and a decorative display. The event marks a notable reunion and homecoming for Stuart amid early remarks by Mr Crane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Stuart
Washington
Stuart
Prsident FE
M. Grane
Sturt
Crane
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Postal Corvier
Cleveland
Federal
Community Notes From Oshkosh Area Visitors
SHORT NOTES Mrs M Busfaeger and niece Mice Comeila Gerrety of Waupaca visit relatives in the city. The ladies auxiliary of the Oshkosh Yacht Club meets Friday at 2 39 oclock at the club house. Mrs A G Dinsmore and Mrs B co Delany of Waupaca visit at C A Dinsmarg 1 Jackson Brect. Gart Heiss Richard Zinn John Mc Cusker and Emil Dichigann leave Wednesday for a Fox River outing. Mr and Mrs William Doman go for two weeks at the Wolf river cottage near New London. The Athena club meets with Mrs Walker at Sunset Point Friday. The hock Wil Tedve Main street deck at 2 oclock and the McMullen dark at 218 oclock. Humane Officer F J Wilkie seeks good homes for three babies aged five weeks two months and three months. Gertel and Guy Thomas, employed at Milwaukee on The Sentinel, visit home of their parents Mr and Mrs Wallis Cy Thomas. Fred Meske of Akron Ohio visits sister Mrs Merman Schrether 460 Wrugoo Street. Rev Mr Meske, former Oshkosh resident, returns for Old Home Week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Busfaeger
Mice Comeila Gerrety
Waupaca
Oshkosh Yacht Club
A. G. Dinsmore
B. Co Delany
C. A. Dinsmarg
Jackson
Gart Heiss
Richard Zinn
John Mc 'Cusker
Emil Dichigann
Fox River
William Doman
H. &, Doman
Wolf River
New London
Athena Eiul
Humane Oficer
F. J
Teo
Fred Meske
Akron
Min. Merman Schrether
Wrugoo Street
Meske
Oshkosh
Anger Trunch Airdeck voyage planned by five youths
William Steade Terman Anger Edward Feltz Edward Mafig and Heemin Meachen Teft prepare for a ten day cruise aboard the Anger Trunch Airdeck visiting Green Bay and other Fox River points. A derailed loop car on Irigh Street near St Mel Millen Co disrupted service for about fifteen minutes. car jumped the track and was cleared with aid of another car. Mrs A Dunham of 14 Mainsteier leaves for St Paul with her husband in Wyoming Minn to attend the state fair in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steade
Terman Anger
Edward Feltz
Edward Mafig
Heemin Meachen
Green Bay
Irigh Street
St Mel Millen Co
A. Dunham
St. Paul
West
Wyoming
Minn
Minneapolis
Local Socials and Court News From Area
Miss Alice Parr enjoyed a two week outing at Hazel hurnt with Miss Barr visiting Green Lake and Hipon. Vivian Hart marked her fourteenth birthday with friends at 9 Knot New York avenue party. Names include Lucy Snocks Marion McCabe Otis McCabe Jennie Boynton Ruth Fletcy Bessie Worden Nora Holtz Verna Nelson. Harry Pettenhaus fined 25 dollars for Wegal feh ing paid and released from the county workhouse. Betten haus and William Below sentence reduced to sixty days, Below remains in workhouse. John Hicks Jr spoke on The new American and what he is to do for the new republic before about 150 voters. Hicks gave two addresses on Fish and Game Law and Labor and its Present Condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Parr
Hazelhurnt
Miss Barr
Thush Lake
J. H. Barr
Lincoln Avenue
Green Lake
Alhott Wilson
Hipon
Vivian Hart
New York Avenue
Lucy Snocks
Marion McCabe
Otis McCabe
Jennie Boynton
Ruth Fletcy
Bessie Worden
Nora Holtz
Verna Nelson
Harry Pettenhaus
Wegal Fehing
Bettenhaus
Wiliam
Govs
John Hicks, Jr
Algeria
New Republic
Hogues
Bowyer Avenue
Hicks
Wisconsin Postmasters Debate Dead Letter Authority Case
A six annual convention session of the Wisconsin Association of Postmasters in Oshkosh featured strong debate over whether postmasters should be allowed to open dead letters. Christian Widale argued for empowerment to dispose of such mail like the dead letter division, while David O. Owen of Milwaukee opposed, citing privacy and security concerns. Other remarks supported centralized handling under federal supervision, and several postmasters stressed duties to the department and public service while urging prudent use of funds and adherence to policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Association of Postmasters
Oshkoah
Christian Widale
Missitakes
My. Widale
First Cliss
Doomle
Acal
Brown
Waupa
Leach
Reulo
Mary
Sadle
Marshall
Kilbourne
Maloney
Kenoshk
Postmster
Jalea Milly
Lirson Shaver
Rupuel
Atkinson
Shaver
Ircher
Committee On
Dhp
Polnty
Waendaglom
Chicago
Naw Orlownys
Measra
WIG JR
Nostmiaagra
Wisconsin Veteras
Werk
Wrarensin Leagie
Pstmasteris
Dudge
Jewey
Madeson
Dylawh
Amile
Dorey
Earl
Wreh
Wau Claire
Mostmaeter
Department
Attoilon
Washington
Welch
Arto
Eherivy
Watertown
Griswold
Lake Mills
Gwen
Milwaukee
Mr. Owen
Aftiis
Pertiester Moorefield
Ekhorn
Association
Arthur W. James
Salt Lake Ohio
Utah
Widale
W. BR
Tar Crosse President Crone at confluence meeting
Tevhiurner of Tar Crosse and President Crone presided over a gathering on public matters, with Te tawaer offering excuses and defense of actions amid a lengthy program. The convention adjourned after a day of talks, meals, and rehearsals, with election of officers scheduled for the morning and committee reports expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar Crosse
Crone
Te Tawaer
Taebarner
Pete
Houkars
Farane
Bereta White
Vaerdon
Alebate
Okeeatan Dewar
Tweelock
Gen
Drumen
Stuag
Orlan
Jonebent Wre
Welock Cyia
Falfair
Jaen
Troubadour of White Bear Wins Lake Minnetonka Yacht Race
Kathryn and Algoma race for Tutte des Morts and Oshkowk Yacht clubs at Lake Minnetonka. Troubadour of White Bear led by five minutes over Tomahawk of Minnetonka. Pata TV of Pisthkee placed third. Kathryn and Algoma lag behind in variable weather and shifting standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn
Algoma
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
White Bear
Ie Maurein
Tomahiwk
Minnetonka
Confinite Trevbadour
Pornhawk
Crenemawne
Howdy Andy II
Vike Patat
Puts TV
Algona
Stegiide
Phettoran
Withryny
Kathryn Youll
Butte Dex Morts Yacht Club
City items free lycker yw beach camp attendees
Unclear notice mentions a camp at Lake Winnebago near Chantigua grounds starting August 2 and running through September. References a secretary and chamber of commerce official, with garbled names and vague activities for campers and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lycker
Josallin Tor
Lake Winnebago
Adarexn
Gahkoyh Chamber Or Commerce
Taudlewynten of the T Plymouth Conroe event note
A scrambled OCR item mentions a three o’clock afternoon session with Mr a Steele Vernon Street Milky and others. It references aggressive actions and a noted medical risk involving bowels leading to chronic conditions and regulatory oversight in a committee tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Mra
Steele
Vernon Atroat
Classified Advertisement Fragments From Town Paper
A garbled readable collage of sale, rental and job notices from a local paper. Items include goods for sale such as household furniture, a six room house for rent, a blacksmith and butcher related listings, and requests for office work. Multiple names and addresses appear in broken form alongside rates and contact hints.
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T. S. Whitely Co
Oregon and
Ninth Street
Nour
Batiste
Y., Price
LIGHT
Enat Shore
Lightfox
Brill’s
State
Cne
W. I
Ace
Ounce
Cora
Lulu Ganzer
Harmony
Zellmer
Jackson Street
Mina Heerdenen
Defiance, C
G Church
Hakua Avenue
Paul
Tustin
Moore Street
Clough & CO
Pearl St
Péetwatrens
Bus Monntagg
Stath Ansocias
Milwhikee
Fashion
Paris
John Seaman
Monsieur Beaucaire
Twentieth Century Club
Onhicu Kall Te Show
Spe
Ana
Onli Ferther
Crowell's Press
F. C. Luebhe
Phowe
Washington Street
Uae
Tom Peek
Hoyd & Son
Thay & Son
Frank Mature
Avenis
Malm Street
Iran
Central Ave
Court Street
Frying Street
F. Hi. Monahen
R.m.burts Co
Main Street
Vinay
Main
Cedar Street
Barerin
Jossly
Teter ‘Nelson
Fowers Avenue
Gi Meriltt Street
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