Oshkosh Clippers Plan Cincinnati Bowling Trip
Oshkosh Clippers begin hard practice aiming to test parts in the national meet in Cincinnati in March. They expect to start formal games March 13 and hope to field a strong team with changes from Milwaukee results and illnesses shaping the lineup for the national bowling congress opening March thirteenth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Clippers
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Koerners
Lindgren
Chicago
Clippers
Linggren
National Bowling Congress
John P. Steler
Henry Bestler
Wiliam Woollangk
Matthew Lawrence
Allan Lindgren
Charles Erickson
Wollangk
Lawrence Stll
Alan Lindgren
George Paschen
Steiur
Ericksen
Bestier
Paschen
Dobkosh
Armenge
Oshkosh Highs to Face Stevens Point in YMC A Showdown
Oshkosh High School basketball hosts Stevens Point at the Y M C A gym on Saturday. Last year Stevens Point defeated Oshkosh, and the Highs aim to redeem the loss with strong play amid expected large attendance and local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh High School
Stevens Point
Stevens
Point Normal
Oshkosh Trunk Company Holds Annual Meeting
Directors Frank Percex George Hilton N C Werbke W E B Krippene and C H Paxton were reelected to the board for another year. Officers Frank Percey, N C Werbke, George Hilton and C H Paxton were reaffirmed as president, vice president, secretary, and general manager treasurer. Officers reported a prosperous 1907 and bright 1908 outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Trunk Company
Frank Percex
George Hilton
N. C. Werbke
W. E B. Krippene
C. H. Paxton
Frank Perce
N.C. Werbke
Lineman Falls From Tree Injury in Kaukauna
Fred Mueller a Winnebago Traction company lineman fell about fifteen feet while trimming limbs at the corner of High street and Wisconsin Avenue. He struck his head and shoulders on the pavement, suffering a fracture and serious injuries. He is married and from Kaukauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Mueller
Traction Company
Winnebago Tractign Company
Mueller
High Street
Wisconsin Avenue
St. Mary's Hospital
Kaukauna
Local Notes on Visits and Arrivals
Miss Erna Hoppe returned home on Tuesday from Princeton where she visited Mr and Mrs Schulthies. Mrs George Peters of Fremont was brought to the city Tuesday and moved to St Marys hospital. Miss Adelaide Entress of Chicago visiting the city was entertained at Lydia Stelzer's home Tuesday evening. Albert Pittelkow, longtime with A Streich & Brother, will take a needed rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna Hoppe
Princeton
Schulthies
George Peters
Fremont
St. Mary's Hospital
Adelaide Entress
Chicago
Lydia Stelzer
Albert Pittelkow
A. Streich & Brother
Wisconsin poultry show closes with record attendance and prizes
The twelfth annual Wisconsin poultry exhibit near Fox River Water Kennel in Oshkosh marks a record crowd with over 1 000 chickens on display and a large pigeon showing by Walter Q C Bahr. Awards include association cups and numerous breed prizes won by Waupaca Manitowoc and Oshkosh breeders as organizers plan another strong showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirconsin
Sea of the Fox River
Powltry
Walter QC Bahr
Manitowoc
Bahr
W. HH. Laabs
Waupaca
F. E Dailey
Milwaukee
G. W. Schmitt
Sheborgan
Mr. Dailey
Carl H. Krippene
Lee & Son
W. B. Laabs
G. W. Oaks
F. E. Insley
Carl H.krinpene
Fred Badger
John Hicks, Jr
A. J. Klein
Lomira
George M. W
Mr. Wells
F. A. Allen
American Poultry Association
W. E. Holmes
Oshkosh
Langshan
W. H. Laabs
Rhode Island
WW. EF. Holmes
J. C. Graham
Plymouth Rack Club
George W. Oake
A. HH. Meintsre
Sheborygan
Hay Hardware Company
Fred Bader
B. Groff & Sons Onpany
Canden
M. J
A. J. Kiein
James S. K . Chicago
B. J. Johnson Son Company
Miwaukee
FH. Krippene
Ellsworth Pri
Envrelopes
Son
National Fert Etm Fond
Ater
Br Ff
If Orvis
Oakfield
Wen Keyes-Davis
F. W. HL
Ft. Towle
CWL
Krippens Buckstaff-Edwac Cs Company
Oshh
Iss
Batama
FLA
White Cornish Inc
Bay View Poultry Assiation
Oconto Tank
Golden Seabright
Andrew Haben Former Oshkosh Mayor Laid to Rest
Funeral services for Andrew Haben ex mayor and ex state legislator were held at the Moore home in Oshkosh with a large and representative turnout. Rev. Edward H. Smith officiated as officials and ex mayors attended, pallbearers included John Banderob A B Medberry and several former officeholders. Interment followed at Riverside cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Haben
Oshkosh
J. J. Moore
High Street
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Alli Muate
John Banderob
A. B. Medberry
Arthur Kellogg
John Mulvra
C- W. Davis
Charles Cellerich
Joseph H. Porter
Riverside Cemetery
Suffrage Debate At M C A Literary Society
The M C A literary society debated whether women should have the right to vote. The negative won the judges’ decision with Ellis Roberts and J B Carpenter for the negative and John Hicks Jr and Dr J H Nordhoit for the affirmative. Medal prizes of silver and glass were promised for future debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society of the ‘Association
John Hicks, Jr
J. H- Nordhoit
Ellis Roberts
J. B. Carpenter
Lterary Society
Adoption sought for two children by Humane Agent Wilkie
Humane Agent Wilkie seeks adoptive families for two children aged two and five. A separate case reports William O’Brien arrested for fishery misconduct with a January 78 date set. A Meebrotherhood meeting is planned at F C E Sargent’s office on Main Street. Municipal court processes continue for fishing without a license and a deputy warden handled the arrest. Frances Tehlke, 13 months, died from concussions. funeral arrangements are noted. Community notices cover a masquerade event with prizes and various character roles performed by local residents at the Grand Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkie
William O'Birien
F. Cc. E. Sargent
Main Street
Fred Lang
E. Fellett
Vieia Frances Tehlke
Henry Dahlke
Fourth Street
Trad Welack
Wester York
Hoclut
Priges
Harding
Edward Grothard Minske
Ida Wonit
Erec Stolzman
Anna Fl. Drever
Agnes
Mine workers adjourn after convention in Indianapolis
The United Mine Workers of America held its convention in Indianapolis on January 22. Delegates adjourned after reviewing committee reports and conducting routine business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine
Wt of America Tolay
Salaries for Officials Backed by Social Democrats
Manitowoc reports a Milwaukee proposal to fix monthly salaries: mayor 7000 annually and 1000 each for fourteen aldermen, totaling 71000 a year. The measure, unlikely to pass the current council, would raise the city budget by 8000 and aims to hire workers for Mile labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Social Democrats
Speciality Bake Goods and Card of Thanks Notice
Fragmented notice lists home baking specialties and a card of thanks for support after bereavement. Mentions prices, materials, and a meeting notice for a group at Werelen's Hall with refreshments. Contains names Mia Miller and Daughters and references to local venues and items like slabs and Leaner Formerly Water Front lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
M. Miller
Also Mentioned on This Page
T.S. Whitely & Co
Oregon and
Ninth St
Wisconsin
Cardinal
Batiste
Sscape
M. C
Last Fear
Oshkosh Trunk v
Brill
Brill Stock
Oshkosh Gas Light Co
HABEN
Shaw
Carnegie Trust Company
Associated Presz
New York
Jun. S
Carnegie Trask Company
Dikinson
Institutiue
Carnes Trust Company
The
Treasury
Dickinson
Mir. Shaw
Buckinson
Mr. Shaw
Mms
Deery
Werelen's Hall
Oxford
Rasmussen & Miller
Mein St
Leaf Lord
Botz Meat Market
Lampard
Jackson Street
O’brien
the Jeweler
Williams Business College
Cal
Williams* Ness College
Webster
Whittemore’s
South Main St
Oshkoch. Wis
McDonald
Palace Dye Works
F. J. Himmler
Proprieto
Ceape
Beerah Agency
Gpere Howe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!