Fire safety orders issued to regulate stores and factories
A city amid a crackdown on fire danger issues new instructions to store owners and factory operators. The mayor directs regulators and police to enforce debris cleanup and strict adherence to fire prevention rules, with officials empowered to take action during emergencies.
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Spee- Tu
Jum
Comternaty
Monditigns
Vni Faeturmars
Busines
Cominnen Cmmed
Monsor Ponerrob
Lorauar
Ectlyrada
Uae
Ray
Seeley
Altee crowd recalls hard fought boxing match
A detailed account describes a boxing bout featuring Altee and McGeorty with crowd noise and multiple exchanges. The narrative mentions punches landed, fatigue, and a dramatic finish as both fighters trade heavy blows and falter toward the final rounds.
Thin Ice Dangers Across Pox River Area
The text warns of dangerous thin ice on local rivers and lakes in Wisconsin, noting hidden weakness points and the risk of breaking through despite apparent solid sheets. Advertises caution for crossing or working over frozen waters near the Pox River and Lake Winnebago vicinity.
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Wisconsin
Pex
Lake Winnebego
Howrver
Betsey
Sears
Piogl
Unclear Cries Of River Clash In Failing Waters
Fragmented OCR notes describe a river dispute or danger on a stretch labeled the Poa and Port of Jski Winnebige with warnings of drowning and rising hazards. Cited dangers include shifting currents, broken barriers, and riverbank instability affecting locals and possible authorities.
Fragmented Legal Notice Fragments From An Unreadable March Record
An OCR damaged passage shows a legal notice fragment with scattered names and place markers. The legals imply property and court actions with unclear dates and parties, including references to Warrwell, Mamecy, and Mayes. The text is severely garbled and only partial names and terms survive.
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Warrwell
Ma Wonen
Rite Wa
Standings of Bowlers Show Scoring Confusion
Fragmented lines reveal bowler standings and point totals with unclear spellings and garbled names. The text notes pins and points like 190 and 156 amid indiscernible team mentions and misprinted league terms.
Peeler Show Promises Musical and Parade Appeal
A local police related event features Chief John H Laabs and a group of officers presenting humorous acts and stunts set for Tuesday and Wednesday evenings in December. The program includes community entertainment by the force and a cited lineup of officers such as Gustavus McCorkon Carpenter Po Laws Lambs Maxwell and Rela.
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John H
Laake
Gustavus
Guav
John BB Carpenter
Arthur Po Lawbs
Edward 3
Lambs
Chester Cramb
TR Maxwell
George Rela
Mission rally for Corean mission leaders at First Presbyterian
An all day conference at the First Presbyterian Church of Caren on Monday December 7 will host Dr Horace G Underwood of Corea and four colleagues. The program includes evangelistic medical and educational talks, district ministers, and a general rally at 8 pm. Public attendance invited.
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Caren
First Presbyterian Jf Caren
Thie City
Horace G Underwood
Christian Pioneers
Corea
Underwood
Corea Nome
Oita
Aviron
Coma
Baird
Myongwang Union
Oceaia
Appiton
Welsh Singers Delight at Grand Opera House Performance
A Welsh ensemble performed at the Grand Opera House in Widnes, earning praise for vocal quality and cultural presentation. The program featured a mix of songs and dances, with strong reception for the Welsh national identity and expressive singing.
The Dream Girl rehearsal to be held at Armory this evening
The company producing The Dream Girl will rehearse at the Armory at seven o clock. A large audience from Appleton is expected and the show will precede performances at Appleton Friday night. baggage must be left at the Armory by eight o clock Friday morning and trunks will be called for Appleton residents.
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Ant Appleton Priday
Appleton
Oshkosh
Arion Orchestra
Studebiter
Chicago
York
Bailey and Austin
Kathleen Clifford
Allee Wexefoan
Harry Wairleigh
Collie Ballett
Raymans Drug Store
Jald &Bas Ablesa
Marines
Raint & Gazzolos
Jim
Baumans Drug Store
To Bed to Sleep and Dream: Beecham Pills Promoted
An advertisement extols Beecham's Pills as a cure for retarded digestion and nervous upset. It links undigested food to nightmares and insomnia, claiming the pills banish terrifying dreams and relieve stomach nerve tension. The copy emphasizes quick relief and strong remedy language.
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Beecham
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery advertisement claims cures
An old patent medicine pitch touts a "Gold on Medical Discovery" with claims to purify blood, aid digestion, and prevent germ spread. It asserts no whiskey or habit forming ingredients and markets itself as a proven remedy with a long record of success.
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Pierce
Golda Medical
Contelan
Local notes on visits, illness, and anniversary observance
Henry Degsinger returns from Chicago while Mrs Frei Baumin of Los Angeles visits friends here. Mrs John McCormick of Prospect Avenue is seriously ill after an operation at Mary 4 hospital. Twentieth Century club domestic science meeting postponed due to unavailable demonstrator. Mr and Mrs J McEachron return to Milwaukee after Thanksgiving visit with Mr and Mrs A H Priebe. Mrs McEachron formerly Miss Sarah Priebe. Election expense filings show Charles Neitzel at 90 and George A Sarau at 4710. Thomas E Hogan files 05. Henry Hunt and wife celebrate twentieth anniversary at 62 Jefferson Avenue with relatives and friends. Attending guests include Mrs Cortisa Newed, Mrs Mary Pugh, Mrs Cora Dodd, Mrs Haits Heck, Mrs Feldt, Mrs Christian Peterson, Mr and Mrs Enel Pourtrelg, Mrs Grorge Rogues of Chicago, Mersey Della Josain, Maude Winters, Mary Newel, Ove Peterson, Paul Partrige, and Frank Steet.
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Henry Degsinger
Chicago
Frei Baumin
Los Angeles
Cal
John McCormick
Prospect Avenue
McCormick
Mary 4 Hospital
Domestic Science Department
Twentieth Century 1 Club
J . McEachron
Milwaukee
A HE Priebe
McBachron
Sarah Priepe
Terent
Jo J Fish
Charles Neitzel
Thessembly
Bee
George A Sarau
Thomas E. Hogan
Henry Hunt
Jafferson Avenue
Cortista Newed
Mary Pugh
Cora Dodd
Haits Heck
Feldt
Christian Peterson
G Rogurs
Enel Pourtrelg
Grorge Rogues
Ise Mirsey Della Josaiyn
Maude Winters
Mary Newel
Ove Peterson
Paul Partrige
Prank Steet
Fragmented Slogan Laden Damaged Text About Shoes and Charities
The readable portions describe shoes and parties at gatherings, mentions of samples and tastes for breaking in new shoes, and a stray medical reminder about remedies. It also references a Dr Thomas remedy and a line about charity to the living, though context is incomplete.
Knights of Pythias Elect Oshkosh Officers
Oshkosh lodge No 2 Knights of Pythias elected officers on Wednesday evening. Charles Ityle was chosen as chancellor commander with Charles Helsinger as vice chancellor and John G Malmberg as master of work. Other posts filled include Oliver Elisworth master of exchequer, Charles H Williams master of finance, George Beard inner guard, Ernst Isa Goff outer guard, WH Baws trustee for three years, and George C Finch overall.
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Oshkosh
Knights of
Baws
George C. Finch
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Main Street
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James Chase
Reg Creer
Victor Kremer
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Wisconsin Woolen Mills
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Ruler Makers
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