Mayor Pledges Approval for Relief Sewer Bond
The mayor agrees to approve and bond in 1930 not more than Sh.000 to fund building relief sewers.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1908
Page
5
The mayor agrees to approve and bond in 1930 not more than Sh.000 to fund building relief sewers.
City officials clash as Mayor Renderson resists tax increases and opposes issuing bonds for 40 000 relievers building. Aldermen push for debt to cover city needs while debating tax rates and budget revision amid volatile council remarks. The mayor defends his stance saying he will not sign higher levies, while supporters argue for financing to avoid steep taxation.
An unsigned, promotional appeal claims catarrh is an internal infection cured by a medicated ingestible Hexall Mucu-Tone. It argues external remedies fail, touts a physician founder, and offers $1 to $2 bottles with guarantees and home delivery, urging readers to try the product with no obligation.
An unclear note discusses providing necessary improvements to a school system and mentions a meeting to address finances. The text contains many garbled terms and appears to be a rough draft or OCR error without clear names or dates.
Report describes deer season context with forest habitat rules, regulation updates, and hunter conduct across Milwaukee region. It notes safety protocols, game wardens, and changing bag limits while recounting mixed hunter behavior and reactions from local communities.
The Mountain Ash Male Voice Choir performed at the Welsh Presbyterian church, drawing a crowded audience and receiving standing ovations for solos, duets, and choral numbers. Mayor speeches followed with hopes for a return engagement and a larger musical production in the near future.
A seven-actor French play The Thief by Henri Bernstein enchanted a large Grand Opera-house audience Tuesday. The intense production portrays a wife who steals to please a coddled husband while her host’s son sacrifices himself to shield her. The dramatic arc centers on marital strain, misdeeds, and eventual forgiveness.
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