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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a scene involving defense against an adversary named Boleza and a setting with ducts and a roadhouse. The text is damaged and lacks clear context or completed facts.
A reader recounts leaving coffee for Postum and reports improved health and sleep. The letter claims nervous symptoms and heart palpitations diminished after switching, with the family adopting Postum except for the husband who resisted coffee harm. Credit requested to Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
Telegraph reports from the Clipper Club note evidence and odds favored Gans to defeat Netnds with money between $400 and $500 wagered. A $100 bet was posted after each round and at the end of the sixteenth, but not accepted. Thomas Ryan's delivered reports. Continuous betting activity followed the rounds.
Partial wartime style notes describe a matinee at OshKosh Driving Park with horses competing in several events. Aimed observers report a standout performance by a local entrant while weather and timing affected the program.
Fragmentary notice mentions figures such as James Masterson and names like Harry Gza and George, with phrases about heats and pins in a contest context.
Crowds gathered at the Oshkosh Power Boat Club for the Fourth of July regatta on the Fox River. Results showed Moras Mopietany second, Globe Con third, The New Doman fourth, with such boats as Jamie type and Gibson Girl placing in early heats. The Ehrman challenge cup race for family boats was omitted as only three of seventeen entries raced.
A regatta along the riverbank drew crowds as yachts and boats moored near the clubhouse. Captain G M Paine’s yacht Nia carried the Commodore’s flag while Commodore W George Everhart and guests attended a reception. The Power Boat Club plans a seven o’clock departure from the Main Street dock for the arbhouse followed by an eight o’clock meeting at the clubhouse.
Min Eugenie Wienr of This City Be ties the knot with Mr Charles Ball of Rhinelander Wisconsin in a quiet Sunday ceremony at the bride's parents home. Rev George Fritzel of Devines Iowa officiated.
Miss Nellie Fernandez returns from a three weeks visit at Madison. N. G. Wright and family of Chicago take up summer residence at Stony Beach. Miss Molle L. Pryene of Chicago visits with relatives of the contracting couple. Fred R. Wiese, brother of the bride, acts as best man. Miss Thada Bosten of Stevens Point is bridesmaid. A wedding luncheon is served. Mr and Mrs Ball depart for Chicago to begin their life together.
The police department received a new horse for the patrol wagon. A handsome dappled gray weighing about 1200 pounds was purchased in Chicago. The animal will replace one of the prior horses in service.
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