Ice price raise debated by Oshkosh Pure Ice firm
An Oshkosh Pure Ice company meeting discussed a potential price increase for ice deliveries but no exact rate was fixed yet. Directors cited higher costs, equipment wear, and labor, with plans to collect earlier and offer a discount for early payments.
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Ual
Ice Tampan
Convern
Emil H. Siciger
Absqui
Oshkosh Pure Jce
Scsem
Staten Aidde
Clower Bad
Mts
Zie Ss
Glatz
Oshkosh Pure Ice Company
Coopecs
Steigé
Emrbark
Operatis
Mr. Steiger
Neretse
Oain
Pure Lee Company
Ice harvest delays and plans for Oshkosh Pure Ice Co
The Oshkosh Pure Ice Company notes ice is building slowly to ten to twelve inches, may reach twelve to fifteen inches with thick upcoming quality. Workers and capacity estimates vary, with about 1688 to 1400 men mentioned, and two weeks of start time depending on continued cold weather and thicker ice.
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Jce
Iire
Oshkosh Pure Ice Company
Swastikas Triumph in Three Straight in Ideal Blue Ribbon League
In Friday bowling action the Swastikas beat the Hine Ribbons in three straight games at the Ideal Blue Ribbon lanes. Scores show tight margins in games two and three with totals for Swastikas 962 and Blue Ribbon opponents at 727. Additional matches saw Heaviers defeat Ideals in two of three, and Greenings sweep Northerns in the Business Men's League.
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Blue Pens
Smith
Bestler
Ehrmap
Steier
7&S
Ideals
Lawrence
SSF
Hoosiers
Bersk
Sparks
Occupy New Home for Wilson Family on Jackson Street
The Wilsons moved into a concrete home at Jackson Street. The residence, praised for its architecture and finish, is valued higher than nearby properties and was built last spring. The family had rented elsewhere during construction while a Wickert residence on Church Street nears completion.
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Jackson Street
Econcrete
Pearance
Wilson
Et Stenn Bend
Church Street
Carl Wickert
Taft Addresses Labor Capital Relation at New York Meeting
Secretary Taft spoke on labor and capital at the People's Institute in New York City, arguing wealth must be used fairly, unions can aid cooperation, and capital growth benefits workers. He defended right to strike, warned against violence, and answered audience questions, including a man needing work.
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New York
Prac
People's Institute
Srese
Taft
Mr. Taft
Soci
Ten
Ams Legion
Lexis
Oper
Smith
Faust
Samty
Ohio
Examinations Too Severe by President Seeley at Smith College
The annual report of President To. Clark Seeley of Smith College argues examinations winnow talent by excluding nonpeerage students. He warns that too harsh testing harms mental culture, family life, and timely marriage, urging balance between study and rest to support genuine scholarship.
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Associand
J* Northampton
Frevere
Clark Seeley
Smith College
Railroads Blamed in State Annual Report
Fragmented OCR text mentions railroads blamed in a state annual report covering July to year with fatalities and negligence. Details are garbled but indicate concerns about safety and doctor notices.
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Trenton
New Taris
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Oshkosh” Beer
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Atkee
Oshkosh Brewing Company
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Washington Street
Bennett
Occupy
S Wilson
Family Hate
Haome
LABOR
City of New York
Chamberlain
New Jersey
Bly. Wm
Castoria
Infante
John Nelson Co
Oe Hardware, Stoves & Tinwate
Krippene Hardware Co
Main Street
Steiger Lumber Co
CRANE
Evans Bros
Main St
the Church Company
Jackson and
Irving Sts
F. J. LaMarche
Peer and
Lampard
Piaxo Toner
J. F. Kramrich
Furst Dorr
March of Grandy & Josisn
H. M. Harmon
High Street
Baranowski Art Glass Co
South Hala St
Williams Business College
Williams Kamesa College
Webster Block
G. Scholz & CO
Feneral
Lerner Emtalmer
Oregon
Poten Phorts
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Black
Bertha Kunz Baker
Grand Opera House
Lycecam
Coap
Propo S. TF Clark
Chivags
Boss & Weissmiller
Furs
Steade
A. L.hiss
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