Gov Wendell to Speak Tonight at Armory
Francin E Mellovern is scheduled to speak at Armory Street with La Follette next in a campaign open to the public. Wisconsin governor candidate Merritt street is expected to attend, drawing a representative audience as Melloven shares his views.
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Wgovern
Armory
LA Follette
Francin E .Mellovern
Ht Armory St
Merritt Street
Toulacht
Wincunsin
Fortiel
Francis E. McGovern
United States
Campaig
Wisconsin
Oshkosh campaign notes and speakers talk
Health and political organizers in Oshkosh plan events this week. Timetables show McGovern in front of the Athearn hotel and a march to the armory at 8 PM. Robert M. La Follette and Kin supporters announce speeches in Oshkosh and Menasha. A teachers convention and a health initiative program are described with local organizers and county officials named.
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Gienavern
Milwaskas
Perasnal
Foruietata Careutier
ITA
Athearn
McGovern
Damage claim in Green Bay man sues over Albo Cridge incident
Green Bay man alleges injury from a collision involving Albo Cridge and seeks compensation. The case references a morning council meeting and department of bridges referral, noting a truck driver halted with no warning, and a $75,000 budget item with $8,000 for estimates and $400.14 in receipts planned.
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Green Bay
Albo Cridge
Viday Fir Dames
Arthur Enaten
Chen May
Jyteney
Alna
Gren East
Canil Alon Council
Department of Bridges
Mawten
Dora
Mom Ang
Ahaner
Joedl
DIES WHILE ON VISIT AT BROADHEAD RESIDENT
Mes Ibuinat Waser of Broadhead Tasees Away on visit to sister Mary Gist. Aiey Hitinah Wager, who has lived in Vee ce oplngr dast May, died at PESO eetogk Uerowenitns near her sister after health declines. She was married to Jot Gi Ma and later to Wager, who preceded her in death. She left her home at Tirethead to reside with family in the city. She leaves sisters My Athaty Bleek and Mrs Mayt ustoef, brothers Sptch of Tredhead and MoS Breek of Monniie. Remains to be buried at Dipedhean.
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Mary Gist
Wager
Tirethead
Atathy Bleek
Bewiherd
Twe Brothers
Tredhead
Monniie
Walter Rhyder
Tony
Car Crash Near Normal Inets Awtonyhne and Oabkenh
A wreck occurred on a Northwest street near a location described with garbled names. A closed car and a running board were damaged, including a fender and left front area. no injuries were reported. Police or responders documented the scene and noted the vehicle details amid the unclear OCR text.
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Curie
NyFudd
Fred Wright
Local Notes on Visits and Community Events
Short notes list Jacob Gennell and Mrs Charles Pricer visiting Minnesota for nine months not St Paul and North Dakota. Mr and Mrs James F. Dotnm attend second wedding anniversary of Mrs Red Watson Hunting. Mrs Florence Miller, Milwaukee, visits Ada Newman in Minnesota. Nurse Ada Newman arrives to assist county health efforts with Rural Schools. Lions Club plans county health work and primary election day alignment. Tournament announced to be held in one week.
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Jacob Gennell
Charles Pricer
Jerney
4. Sutherland
Ds. Tat
Thatrman
Got Committee
Bohelt
Obituary for Ken Le Roy MacFarlane Funeral Saturday
The funeral of Ken Le Roy MacFarlane will be held Saturday at 2 PM from his home on Delaware Street. Reverend Walter Rhyder will officiate as listed in the local notice.
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Wrarlane
Kennema le Roy MacFarlane
Delaware Street
Walter Rhyder
Fm Chores
Mrs Mantor Rites Held At Ball Prairie
Mrs Mantor of Ball Prairie died Saturday at Abbottford after a life spanning 1832 birth in Steuben County New York to a Wisconsin resident. Funeral held Tuesday at the Ball Prairie home with Rev C B Newitt officiating. interment in Bell Cemetery. Surviving are seven children twenty one grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. She taught in Dodge County early life and later cared for the farm with her husband during the Civil War era.
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Long Inland
Steuben Bonety
Froter
Runtly
Wisconsin
Mie
Neat Iysar
Dodge County
Allen- Vale
Morris T
Mantor
Melvin Mantor
Milwaukee
Martin Manter
Devlin
Myron Mantor
Abbottsford
Mae Hurlbury
City
Mra
Nellie Cendt
Abbottaford
Ua Lower
Gonner's Ferry
Idaho
Nellie Hough
Winneconne
Decemea
Geondsons
Brandaun
Mentor
Ball Prairie
Abbollaford
Mra. Mantor
Davehtes
Women clubwomen plan Berlin birthday visit
Between twenty and thirty Oshkosh clubwomen plan to travel to Berlin tomorrow to attend a birthday celebration for Mr Charles Morrin, first president of the State Federation of Women's clubs. Mrs W P Lenk, district president, signed the invitation to Sixth district clubwomen. Some will carpool from the Twentieth Century club at 20 o'clock tomorrow morning. arrangements include rides and accommodations for those lacking transport, with Mrs Homer Bishop coordinating.
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Berlin
Charles Morrin
State Federation of Women's Clubs
W. P. Lenk
Oshkosh
Twentieth Century Club
Wile
Homer Bishop
Paasenger
Mra, Bishop
Mrs Heuer Expires After Forty Years in Oshkosh
Mrs Hattie Heuer a longtime Oshkosh resident dies at home 58 Cedar Street Wednesday evening after a period of ill health. She leaves two sons three brothers and twelve grandchildren. She was married in Oshkosh for forty years and was a member of the Eastern Star. Funeral Saturday at 2 30 pm from her residence River Alda cemetery interment there Viewing Friday evening at the home.
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Oshkosh
Hattie Heuer
Eiay
Cedar Street
Riveralda
Plan for Dedication of St Marys New Building
A Wednesday meeting of St Marys congregation discussed the dedication and opening program. Committees were named including dedication, ticket sales, and banquet. The bowling alley and horse committee has been active for some time.
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St. Mary's
Federals Question Roadhouse Patrons In Wisconsin Drive
Federal agents conducting Prohibition enforcement in Wisconsin continued questioning roadhouse patrons. A raid on a rambling house led to twenty five arrests and the seizure of 500 dollars, with detectives posing as intoxicated patrons.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Strange Waters Yield First Whitefish From Lake Noe
Wilam LaMar of Oakland Avenue, city, used a frog as bait at Bear Lake near Manawa to catch a & pound whitefish. It is the first of its kind taken from those waters and is being preserved by locals. LaMar says the fish wasn’t game.
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Noe
Bear Lake
Manawa
Wilam LaMar
Oakland Avenue
LaMar
Officer Is Praised In Better Cities Contest
Judges in the Better Cities contest who visited Oshkosh on Tuesday praised local police chief with a letter of commendation. The article notes public servants often face criticism, but recognition comes from those who can see merit in methods used by the department.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Wa
A. Et Gabbert
R. H. Downes
The
Rccriation of Commerce
Drunkenness fines set in municipal court cases
Patrick Cudahy pleaded guilty to drunkenness in municipal court and was fined 50 dollars plus costs and 30 days in the workhouse. Arrested on Ohio street. Stanley Lublenitzke, arrested on Jefferson avenue, pleaded guilty and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Whitem Ebert pleaded not guilty to speeding. trial set for Sept 4 at 10, permitted to go on own recognizance.
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Sre
Patrick Cudahy
Sar
Ohio Street
Stanley Lublenitzke
Jefferson Avenue
Whitem Ebert
Wheatley brothers plead guilty after vagrancy case
Elmer and Erwin Wheatley of the Oneida Indian branch pleaded not guilty to vagrancy. Their trial was set for September 2 but they appeared in court and changed their plea to guilty, facing a sentence of 225 dollars each.
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Elmer
Erwin Wheatley
Bors
Trial of Fred Stone on corner theft charge adjourned
A front seat participant in a gasoline theft describes the action while a traffic officer notes the incident. The Fred Stone trial on the corner theft charge was adjourned to September. A separate case involves a dispute over insanitary milk sold to the Wau Creamery company with terms set for today.
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Fred Stone
Kay Creamery Company
Blocks Attend Granton Funeral For Relative Rettel
Mr and Mrs Nathan Block left this morning by nute for Grantor to attend the funeral of Charles Rettlel brother in law of Mr Block. Rettel was a well known stock raker in Clark County, his farm comprising 140 acres. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at Granton.
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Nathan Block
Nute
Grantor
Win
Charles Rettlel
Block
Bettel
Clark County
Granton
Berlin preacher ends twenty six years of service
News arrives of the death of John Bodden or Horleon. In Berlin a farewell sermon marks Father Fiss's twenty six years of clerical work. He is a brother of Charles Re Files of this city. The report follows a visit by Mrs Helen Monk and her granddaughter to Appleton Kaukauna and nah.
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Helen Monk
Nah
Appleton
Kaukauna
John Bodden
Horleon
Berlin
St. Patrick's
Janesville
Fiss
Charles Re Files
Oshkosh Area News Highlights Local Returns and Appointments
Bodden of Oshkosh and Miss Viola La Tour have returned home from Mercy Hospital after an appendectomy. Mr and Mrs William Grandman and daughters Grace and Gertrudes completed a ten day motor trip to Chicago Sterling and Rock Falls. Rev PFJ Flas of St Joseph’s Catholic church at Robert Ripple, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Ripple, was named field representative for the Wisconsin conservation commission in the department of fisheries. Ripple had served fifteen years as superintendent of the state fish hatchery at Salmo Bayfield county.
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Bodden
Oshkosh
Viola la Tour
Cherry Avenue
Mercy Hospital
Brand
William Grandman
Grace
Gertruds
Chicago
Sterling
Rock Falls
Oshkosh Friends
PF. J. Flas
St Joseph's Catholic Church
Robert Ripple
Andrew C. Ripple
Broad Street
Tats City
Nan Deen
Field
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Department of Fisheries
Ripple
Salmo
Bayfelé County
Wis
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Robert M. la Fallette
Randy
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Armory 1
Ule
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Wilcox
Tim
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Aehaals
Aneeneed
Maas
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Teton
Eerie
OL Wi Neale
Stevens Point
Fred W. McKay
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Aeapinen
W. J. Campbell
Mepuctienn
Royal Speakers’ Bureau
Wilcox Campafen San Janet
McKay
Ath Wurme
McKkay
Catst
Daniel Hwoadieard
Woodwird
Leith
CB. Letis
K. K.renin
Wiarooxin
Woodward
Milteniker
Lyons
Sin Mier
Main Street
Buehler
Peanut Butler
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Alponia
Ghout
Scitnesres
Morrin
Mrs. Heuer
Waukau Advancement Assoviation
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Neenah
Mr. LaMayewan
E. A. Shaw
Aleo
Abraham
Tallor
Penney
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Mrs. B. A. Hein
Hein’s Book and Art Stores
Oregon Street
Fair Grounds
Nash Motors
Kenosha
Court House
Ged. W. Manuel
Winnebago County
Oshkush
Washington
Algoma
Frame
Charles Wheatley
Clark Manufacturing Company
Algoma Boulevard
Richmond Company
Cer
Fis Une
Arsella Krouser
Yvonne Faber
Great Lakes
Mackinac Island
Detroit
Parry Sound
Can
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niaxara Falls
Corner Fourteenth
Oregon Sis
McGovern Campaign
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Mass Meeting Armory
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Ziebel
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Wiles & Wiles
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Fond DU Lac
Chas. Maloney
Vandyne
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