Wisconsin poultry show plans 1500 birds January 12 2
The Wisconsin State Poultry Show announces 1500 birds, January 12 2, with prizes including gold cups details in a 64 page booklet distributed across Winnebago County. Officers listed include President Fred Badger Oshkosh Vice President James H Bierne Oakers General Secretary James F Irvine Oshkosh Show Secretary Frank A Allen Oshkosh Treasurer C H Krippene Oshkosh Superintendent George A Wells Oshkosh.
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Wiscons
Winnebago County
Associimem
Jasmary
State Association
Fred Badger
Oshkosh
James H. Bierne
Oak~ Fers
James F. Irvine
Frank A. Allen
Oshkook
C. H. Krippene
George A. Wells
Osh
Change in the Trains on Chicago and North Western
The Chicago and North Western railroad announces changes to its morning northern routes. Train No 117 becomes No 7 while No 13 replaces No 117 on Oshkosh departures at 7 55. A new No WH runs between Sheboygan and Appleton Junction to Ishpeming, with adjustments for Green Bay and Ashland connections.
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Cicago & North Xestern Railroad
U. S. Brom
Fonda du Lac
Menominee
Oshkesh
Oshkosh
Bettween
Sheboygan
Appleton Junction
Ashland
Green Bay
Appieron
Hien
Auto and Rig Collision Damages Near Jefferson Ave
A Monday evening crash on Jefferson avenue left a stationary rig owned by J N Williams Williams' horse injured and a buggy ruined. L Frank Gates drove his auto northbound. injuries were to a horse and damages to his touring car and the buggy.
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L. Frank Gates
Jefferson Avenue
J. M. Williams
Ogden Avenue
Julia and
Adeline Riddle
Riddle
Gates
Thim
Main Street
North Park Avenue
F Allen
Poultry and Kennel Show Held in Oshkosh with Local Judges
The Oshkosh event features directors from multiple towns and judges James A. Tecker and Charles McClive. Air McClare assesses pet stock while Earl Heath presides over pigeons. The Fox River Kennel Club supervises the kennel section with scorecard judging under the standard of perfection. Entry fees include cooping for a large Wisconsin facility.
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Xosh
E. H. Orvis
Oakfield
EL Holmes
Oshkosh
E. H. Korrer
Ford du Lace Struebing
George Fuljam
F. C. Breister
Fond du Lace
W. H. Laabs
Waupzea
Fred Alwer
Waukan
F. C. Wererharst
Qakkosh
Fox River Valley Kennel Club
Wisconsin
Death of Miss Harriet I Curtis After Illness with Paralysis
Miss Harriet I Curtis sister of Mrs W H Ford died at the Ford residence 6n Franklin avenue Tuesday afternoon after a five year illness with paralysis She was born March 8 1837 in St Albans Vermont and was nearly seventy one years old She spent her early life in the east and moved to this city five years ago to live with her sister On Saturday December 2 she suffered a second
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Harriet I. Curtis
W. H. Ford
Ford
Franklin Avenue
St. Albans
Jasper
Malvina Correy Curtis
Henry Adams Curtis
Tacoma Park
D. C
Emily Balch
Summit
X. J
Lee
Riverside Cemetery
Beardmore
George M. Beardmore
Main Street
Eaward F. Smith
John W. Geerwood
Trinity Episcopal Church
Frank H. Josslyn
Alvina Kellogg
F. F. Wheeler
Andrew Nelson
Frances Beardmore
and Ars
Wiliam Heardidan
George T. Deardynare
Jesse
Ripon
Frank Cross
Winneconne
E. Wolcott
Fond du Lac
Poultry Show Entries And Prize Cups At Elition
Entries must be on blanks provided by the association and received by show secretary Frank A. Afien before midnight next Monday. Birds arrive Thursday January 16. judging begins Friday morning. the hall opens Friday to the public. Thirteen prize cups are on display including the association trio cup and Rhode Island Red club cup, with numerous breed club offers from American Poultry Association to National Golden Wyandotte club.
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Frank A. Afien
Eliti
Coop
Azsociation
Plrmouth
3. C. Piack
GrapeNats Food Claim Saints Nutritional Value
An advertisement extols a product claiming it is highly nutritious and pre-digested to aid digestion and nutrient absorption. It emphasizes containing vital phosphates said to nourish brain and nerve centers. The note references a book or reading, mentioning Wellville in packaged form.
Oshkosh Horticultural Meeting Highlights Gardening Plans
The Oshkosh Horticultural Association held a large meeting at Good Templar hall on Main Street where FP neon, state president, spoke on value addition and urged unity among gardeners. Coe addressed topics, Christensen gave a winter protection talk, and plans for a strawberry exhibit next spring and an autumn azalea show were announced. Ward B. Davis was named secretary and a delegate to the Madison convention was chosen.
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Oshkosh Horticultural Associition
Good Templars
Main
Ming
FP. Neon
State Horticultural Association
Coe
Ater
Bareau
State Association
Christensen
Oshkosh Association
M. V W. Sperbeck
Algoma
Ward B. Davis
Vinland
Mr. Davis
Madison
Timmerman Sentenced Woman Taken to Hospital Ward
Mrs. Martha Timmerman, sentenced to five years for shooting her ex husband, collapsed on arrival at Waupun prison. Sheriff Rhyner reports she was allowed to sit in the office briefly then taken to the hospital ward for attentive care. He notes public sympathy and mentions petitions for pardon being discussed but unlikely soon.
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J. G. Rhyener
Waupun
Martha Timmerman
Rhyner
Due
Sherif Rigner
Timmerman
Local residents join Oshkosh social and civic notices
Charles Gill of Wausau visits Oshkosh with a busy schedule. Peter Peters of Juneau spends the day in Oshkosh. Gen Benjamin F. Bryant and Mrs Bryant visit from La Crosse. Various clubs meet including Carnation circle and Loyal workers. Divorce granted in a city case and bank director elections noted. Incubator proverb closes with a proverb line.
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Charles Gill
Wausau
H. B. Basing
Berlin
Oshkosh. Ie
Peter Peters
Juneau
Oshkosh
W. S. Putnam
Omrb
J. E. McMullen
Chilton
S. J. Dowling
Waupun
Carnation Circle
Lincoln
Myrtle Street
S. C. Swéndson
Amherst
R. O. Crowell
Algoma Street
G. A. RB
G. A. R. Hall
Merritt Street
Benjamin F. Bryant
Benjamin F. Bryant and Mrs. Bryant of la Crosse
Parliamentary Law Department
Twentieth Century Club
W. H. Dempsey
Minneapolis
Edward J. Dempsey
Uie
Sfiss Elizabeth
Iron Mountain
Mich
Charles Johnson
Forest Avenue
Humane Agent
Wilkie
Ford du Lac National Bank
Charles Schriber
Edgar P. Sawyer
C. Ebernau
J. J. Fish
Adem Pal
Tora Zuehtke
Bert G. Zuehtke
C. D. Cleveland
Laura Dottke
Barthold Dottke
Jenny W. Scott Post
Cirle
Luenick
Russell Me . Lushke
Meyer
Bates
Deno
Mise Bernice Rus
Harold Grendy
Haveians Russell
Ardd Russell
Oshkosh Notice Roundup Highlights Local Court and Community Affairs
Weekly Oshkosh notices detail the municipal court return to duties after a grip, illness updates on Adam Zentner, and a five year prison sentence for Martha Timmerman for assault. Also listed are heating plans at Read School, installation of St James court officers, a banking meeting, and upcoming events by veterans groups plus a bank board election.
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Charles Ayp Dinsinorpy
Khi
Fred Timmerman
A. G. Pittelkow
Ofmaha
Neb
Read School
Pittelkow
Milwaukee
Read
St. James Court
Catholic Order of Foresters
Weeden’s Hall
Main Street
Brest Gitte
Appleton
Oshkosh
American Institute of Banking
Fuilders & Traders’ Exchange
John Harrington
Nathan Paine
Sons of Veterans
G. A. R. Hall
W. C. Cowling
Connec
Oshkosh Fond du Lac intercity bowling match
An inter city bowling challenge marks the Schmidt alleys as Oshkosh faces Fond du Lac with the Glatzburgers. The Glatzburgers aim for a strong showing before a potential trip to Milwaukee for the state tournament. Players include Fred Leu Jacob Ries Joseph Genal Edward Hecker and Edward Schneider.
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Schmidt
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Glatzburgers
Fond du Lac Imperials
Milwaukee
Ogre
Fred Leu
Jacob Ries
Joseph Genal
Edward Hecker
Edward Schneider
Parable of the Wise and Foolish Virgins Lamp Lesson
A text fragment conveys the parable of ten virgins with lamps and the bridegroom. Five trimmed their flames before the warning, while the others failed, illustrating prudence and preparedness for the feast. The passage reads with devotional, biblical imagery.
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Ike
Hridegroom
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Jeemary
Medestries
Keanel
Hwesterm Mead Hetires
Sumoane
L. F. Gates
Bacar
J. NM. Williams
Old Lake Shore
Miss Curtis
Siater
Hiness
D. Daggett
Wood Yard
Hollister-Amos Yard
Chaloner Sons Co
Lark K. Edmonds
Wich Street
Hag
Burlington
Edmands
Eager Werks
Kew
York City
State Horticultural | Association
Sernee Lary
Miletary
United States
Association of Medical Editors of the
Oshkosh Brewing
Cox
Batthag Dept
Marthe Timmer
Northwest
Astounding Savings
Jn Boys’ and Children’s Suits
Oshkosh, Wis
Emil Kuloske
Green Bar Reformatory
Koloake
Officer Jones
Menasha
Jesse Ames
Ames
Ella Cass
South Side Exchange Bank
Joseph Kineckner
William Glatz
Ferdinand Laabs
J. G. Menzel
John C. Zentner
N.C. Werbke
Weisbrod
Optician
UC Upstals
J. A. Froehlich
Wau- Koo Street
Boyd
M.D. Daggett
Frank MierCadenal Co
Consin Avenue
FGR
SAL
Knanp Street
City
Derk
O’brien
New South Side
Oregon Street
G. Stretch Wagon Works
United States Canning Co
F. B. Ives CO
G. A. BR. Hall
Old Bollers
Prowgram and Daneme
P Offire
Jefferson
East Bart We Heiss
Irvning Siees
Rouceseork
Merritt Streve
The
Prudens Tousey
Whitely
Brussels
Welch
Wilton
Tae
Hicmn
T. S. Whitely & Co
Baye
Oregon
Ninth Sts
Pappre
Archiyp
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