The Northwestern Admits Purpose and Ownership Details
The Daily Northwestern, established 1868, prints from Oshkosh Wisconsin with Hicks Printery. It states postal details, subscription rates, and Associated Press affiliation while noting addresses in Oshkosh and Chicago for circulation and advertising. The notice provides contact phones and editorial rooms and references a January 3 1927 issue date.
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Hicks Printze Company
Northwestain
State and
Otter Streets
Oshkosh
Wis
United Press
Garrier
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Associated Press
G. Logan Payne Company
Park-Lexington Brig
New York
Tower Bidg
Chicago
Winter Sports Carnival Planned by Oshkosh Junior Chamber
The Oshkosh Junior Chamber of Commerce backs a planned winter carnival with hopes to raise about 590 dollars via subscriptions. Proposed features include an ice palace near Menominee Park, a carnival queen, pageant, and events like skating races, to boost city publicity and tourism during February.
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Oshkosh Junior Chamber of Commérce
BNOW
Bea
Talselty
Menominee Park
Yes Palace
Osukosh
Venta
Ostensh
Must Not Be a Poisoner Senate probe spurs denaturation plan
The New Jersey senate demands a federal probe into alleged poison liquor and the government plan to denature commercial alcohol to curb bootlegging. Secretary Mellon says measures will remove poison dentrants from the product and enforce prohibition without resorting to lethal penalties.
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Flenator EA Wards
New Jersey
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Mellon
Melon
Ife
Buc Bo
Tuure
Yap KB
Volstad
Todlie
Riad Agdinsh
Wirne
Whealey
Merquette University
Llestink
Tle Rand
Nevis
Oshkosh Sees Surge in Home Ownership and Building
Oshkosh reports high home ownership with over eighty percent of families owning homes. 1926 added 447 new residences and total building improvements reached $2,650,134.44, up from 1920 and 1925 figures, showing eight-year growth in housing as rents fill and outlying districts gain new homes.
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City Building Department
U S Board Backs St Lawrence Route Plan
The U S St Lawrence commission urged immediate construction of a deep waterway via the St Lawrence river to ease Great Lakes shipping, linking to the Gulf and potentially lowering Midwest freight. It favors this route over others, notes high ship compatibility, and expects benefits for Oshkosh and Green Bay, with cross border accord needed but feasible.
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U. S
St. Lawrence
United States St. Lawrence Commission
Hoover
St. Lawrences
United States
Canada
Questionable Winter Roads Prompt Calls for Repair
In the winter the streets are clogged with slush and ice forming ruts making travel hazardous. The writer notes Clay streets are poor and driving worsens conditions. accidents and broken wheels are common as ruts turn icy. Proposes adoption of modern road repair methods to prevent hazards.
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Matitewee Merakbions
Uwerald
Mathowie
Fragmentary, tangled notes on women’s rights and social change
A garbled assemblage from various papers discusses suffrage and gender equality with cursory, nonstandard wording. It references Ande Landis, Wonten, and a movement toward equality, noting debates on costs and gains, amid confusion from multiple publications.
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Cobb
Ande Landis
Saual
One Good Turn Deserves Another and a Quiet Farewell
A silent widower in New Hampshire reflects on thirty years of marriage after his wife’s death. A neighbor consoles him while recalling the long life they shared. The Chicago press agent tale follows a clever man who rises in publicity only to be overtaken by a sudden stage death and a reversal of roles.
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New Hampshire
Gil
Eph
Bert
Chicago
Central Press Ass's
Peter's Adventures in Animal Land by MNS
A fragment of a children's tale depicts Peter and animal characters including a Cat and Dog in a playful chase set in a forest. The Puss-Cat allies with the Bull-Dog and others while mock threats and humor drive a scene of rustic mischief and cautious warning.
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Peter
MNS
Florence
Vincent
Northwestern Twenty Five Years Ago Today News Briefs
A quartet including May Peterson Oshkosh and Andde Schmidt Neenah won first prize in a Welsh festival quartet at Racine earning $20. A Chicago photo excerpt shows four aldermen. Oshkosh residents are among the figures. Municipal court records show fines rising from $2,079.71 in 1989 to $72,1935. Bethlehem pastor Ernest Schierf travels to Milwaukee for an engagement with Miss Emma Landeck of Oshkosh announces. George W. Athearn returns from Chicago for Oshkosh Athletic Club. Top fighters may visit Oshkosh if interest grows. Teen years note: local phone users faced outages. a defective cable near Millroad crossing. January Wins mpbato county banner opens with no business transacted. RA Labtidde skates and sustains concussion. Tinrold Flin returns to Chicago.
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May Peterson
Oshkosh
A Andde Schmidt
Neenah
Thomas Thomas
Montia Jones
Thin City
Racine Amlae
Chicago
Am Oshkosh Raniden
Bethlehem Church
Snes
Milwauken
Emma Landeck
Cita
George W. Athearn
Chiesa
Oshkost Athletic Club
Lors
South Side
Millroad
Oregon Street
Sixth Street
Mpbato County
Labtidde
Paris
Tinrold Flin
Musterole ad claims relief for colds and aches
An old musterole wartime style ad touts use for grippe and fevers, promising relief from congestion and aches. It emphasizes the product as a traditional mustard paste without blistering, notes penetration through pores, and mentions a milder children’s formula.
Poems I Love by Charles Hanson Towne and Related Items
A fragmentary newspaper item presents poems by Charles Hanson Towne and Alice Brown with notes on publication, a student at the university, a marriage license issued in St Paul, and three prize winners for Wisconsin tuberculosis Christmas seals. The readable parts include references to Towne and Brown poems, a Christmas theme, and local notices about licenses and prizes.
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Alice Brown
Harpers Magazine
Henry Lghmes Towell
St. Paul
Jean Mac- Nichol
Thi City
Mollie Radford
Normal School
Morgan Fuglebert
Smith School
Gertrude Smith
Linealy School
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards promoted Olive Tablets as a calomel substitute for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugared olive-water tablets claim no griping and aim to restore normal bowel and liver function with no harsh stimulation. Thousands use them nightly for quick, pleasant results from one or two tablets at bedtime.
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Edwards
2Hears
A New Year's Prayer in Faith and Resolve
A ceremonial plea to God for guidance and courage in the new year. The speaker asks for humility, the ability to help the weak, and strength to confront darkness with faith, hope, and love. The verse expresses devotion and devotion to service.
Righteousness Shall Rule in Contemporary Church Sermon
Rev Walters Ryder at First Baptist on January 2 delivers a sermon affirming Christ as eternal in past present and future. He argues modern society needs spiritual leadership, church unity, and cleanup of social evils to achieve lasting peace and moral renewal.
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Walters Ryder
First Baptist Church
Christ
Palestine
Spinoza
God
Emmanuel
Eeaven
Jesus Christ
Augus
The Little White Hag Chapter Twenty Four
I am held in a secluded Swiss house by a possessive faction after a failed escape. Patience orders guards and a padded room confinement while the Center is away. The narrator contemplates his peril, recalling recent chloroform, kidnapping, and near drowning as he awaits a possible aid from Claypole.
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Alexis
Adolf
Fujiyama
Patience
Qunexter
Holland
Pxtence
Durin
Cote a'Or
Geneva
Turméil
Claypole
Little Brown & Co
Central Press Association
Buckwheat pancakes and kitchen tips for January
Household hints from Mrs Mary Morton offer old fashioned buckwheat pancakes and a modern cake option with recipes for coffee style and buckwheat cakes. The piece provides tips on hosiery mending lemons sugar pan grease and January stock inventory for households and businesses.
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Mrs. Mary Morton
Quote from president in Trenton on righteousness and self-control
The Binghamton Press cites a presidential quote urging righteousness and less selfishness, calling for temperance and concern for the common good. The piece contrasts free speech with money influence and warns against luxury, lust, and lawlessness, urging restraint and reason.
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