Wide range of dry goods and linens on sale
An extensive sale lists cotton crepe for waistings, India linen, silklelines, cotton batting, taffeta silk, corsets, trims, percale, chambray, bed spreads, nursing stripes, sheeting, siderdown, hose, gloves, yarns, pillow cords, sateen petticoats, drapery fabrics, blankets, extension rods, curtain sets, and Madras curtains. Prices shown per item or yard with sale discounts.
Protest Against Thirteenth Street Improvement Plan
Residents abutting Thirteenth Street protest a proposed concrete street improvement funded by city repairs. Most property owners support blocking out a gravel base while city costs remain debated. City Engineer argues a block pavement with drainage best, noting current gravel sections wear fast under heavy traffic.
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Board of Putserke
Thirteenth Street
Northern
Drsin Company
W. Marz
John Xchiepi
Ernst
Forbush
Stal
Bing
Con
Gingks
Second Presbyterian
John ‘Ree
Eghimon Council
Ted
Wieker
Imieleventh
G. H. Randall
Conditton
Postewsky
Forty Play Whist Weekly Contest Held in Oshkosh
The Oshkosh club held a Monday evening meeting at Elks hall with forty players in a fortieth week of play. North and South pairs posted scores ranging from plus 14 to minus 13 with averages around 1H. East and West similarly posted varied totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks' Hall
G. A. Buckstaff
A. B. Hooper
T. R. Frentz
J. C. Thompson
E. E. Bemis
W. VP. Finders
C. ¢. Chase
E. M. Hooper
Josstyn
Bowen
Thomas Daly
Hen Hooper
L. D. Harmon
Ishu
Harmen
C. Finney
W. Weeden Williams
John TF. Lieyd
Mm. Bray— Hamsami
W. L. Doughty
A. Kirkpatrick
A. Jh. van Slyke
Frank A. Fuller
F. P. Gillen
Ne FP. Sabin
Ieorse Fineh
V. Reenitz
Who Owns Property Case Nears End in Taos Circuit Court
The Tigerten Lumber Company versus W. A. Maertz nears conclusion in Taos Circuit Court over possession of property under a chattel mortgage. Maertz allegedly contracted with Herman Wagner to cut timber and to advance funds for a horse, oxen, and other items. Wagner claims ownership. Maertz says the debt was charged against him on his contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maertz
Herman Wagner
Wagner
Maertz Transfers Mortgage and Horse Trade Case Details
The text notes Maertz mortgaged property except a horse later traded for a team of horses. Maertz assumed the mortgage and the notes were assigned to him. Wagner reportedly issued a claim and mortgage against the property for the plaintiff company, with trial proceedings mentioned.
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Maertz
Wagner
Copany
Training is Constructive New Ideas in Educational Methods
J Huces of Toronto discusses training methods in a lecture on TAs Training. Inspectors and educators debate the value of practical education, child development, and manual training as keys to productive learning, with emphasis on structuring knowledge to build the mind.
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J. Huces
Ander
Wegner Fuel Co Promotes Coal For Winter
A promotional line mocks winter’s harshness and touts Wegner Fuel Co as the answer. The ad-like quip emphasizes coal as a remedy to cold season shortages or discomfort, presenting Wegner as the obvious supplier.
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Wegner Fuel Co
Wegner Fuel ‘Co
Training shift praised over old methods in child education
An educational speaker praised new training that recognizes a child’s aptitudes and stages of development, contrasting it with repressive old methods full of "don’ts" and emphasizing self direction and cooperative activity. Funeral notices follow for James Hansen and Lauraine Gardafee with interments at local cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Veainsen
Hay Street
Hous
Edward H. Sith
First Congregational Church
J Ww. Kircher
William F. Doman
Eagarember
Reerside
Child
Lauraine Gardafee
Hille
Sunl
Harry Gardafee
W. Wilson
Royal Neighbors of America Install Officers in Woodman Hall
Royal Neighbors of America held a Monday evening installation in Woodman Hall. Officers installed were Hertha Clark as vice grand, Mrs. Anna Barrow as recording secretary, Mrs. Mary Gerhard on the governing board, Anna Blaske for two years, and other officers including the grand marshal Mrs. Anna o Marshall. Refreshments followed after the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Worsman Hall
James Lewin
Anna O Marshall
Hertha + Clark
Chaneceliac
Ceiver
Anna Barrow
H Sander
Mary Gerhard
Anna Blaske
Fragmentary note from Viren mentions Hathinen
A partial transcription notes CR Hathinen and Viren, with garbled phrases about business matters and Watarch. The legible parts reference individuals and possible actions but lack clear events or outcomes.
Short Notes From Oshkosh Area
Fragmentary notes mention William Miclten of Fox Lake in Oshkosh with a case of diphtheria on Zid Dery street. Mrs Brache and H. Rhegers are referenced in disjoint fragments.
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William Miclten
Fox Lake
Oshkash
H. Brache
Rhegers
Ambiguous OCR fragment hints at grand show and prizes
Readable bits point to a Michigan show with special prizes and notable names. Mentions of chairs, chief of police, and a year of events suggest a local association display with winners and standout participants.
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Ard
Arning
Ait Beris
Pei
Jerry Shes Pralere Nasen
Neef Thereseeon
Anand Haz
Michigan
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Petiden
Fem
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Taos
Tigerten Lumber Company
W. A. Maeriz
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Kersey
James Hansen
Royal Neighbors of America
Woodman
Arnac
Headacke
Ime
Tae Tiett
Weisbrod
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Wisconsin Ave
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Crowell’s
Main St
Bunco
Dunham-Fulton Gas Co
Fr. L. Lindsay
Webster Brock
Oshkosh
Wis
Cherry Ave
Niniel Bros. National Tea Co