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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1908
Page
7
The article covers Wisconsin Badgers bowling players and results from a recent meet, noting standout performances by Dan Meade, Ve Vitweteked, and others. It details university and state college involvement, coach comments, and a push from faculty and students over scheduling and policy decisions affecting the athletic program.
Finn Abraham, tailor at 184 Ceape Street, advertises overcoats at cost. The notice highlights affordable pricing and a sale event targeted to local customers.
Fragmentary text outlines a long political struggle over a bill and its impact. Mentions Washington, companies, and a delay in action. The article hints at public interest and partisan division surrounding the measure.
A Washington Day by Day note surveys the Taft campaign posture with Hughes allies shaping delegates and state support. It outlines expected voting blocs in New York Indiana and other key districts and discusses potential shifts to block Taft or back Hughes depending on ballot results and coalition strength.
News from New London highlights a wedding of Miss Ethel of Withee to a late Maser David. Sheriff warrants, and a list of local happenings. Rest of text notes changes in teaching staff, travels by Mr. Mes, and community notices across Oshkosh area.
Chicago bankers warn that the proposed Aldrich currency bill would raise bond values for municipalities and railroads but banks could not afford to issue more currency. They note the system would require clearing house banks acting in unison and doubt its availability beyond New York City.
Special program set for May 21 to 23 to mark the 1849 founding and 1854 home of St. Pauls Methodist Church. Rev E S Potter, current pastor, organized the commemorative events with committees to prepare a three day celebration and invitations to former pastors.
Manitowoc will join a ten athlete tournament as part of a regional meet in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Readable fragments indicate a focus on local sports figures and preparations for the upcoming event with emphasis on team entries and potential matchups.
An early 20th century style notice for Williams Business College promotes its standards and reach, inviting inquiries by phone to 219 Webster, emphasizing inclusive business training.
The text defends the Bell system arguing progressive policy and long term economical improvements. It credits the Bell system with reliable service for thirty years since its invention and emphasizes ongoing radical changes to maintain high standards and good equipment for future service.
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