Whisky Label Law Stirs Local Dealers and Makers
Local liquor dealers and manufacturers react anxiously to a new labeling law for whiskies. The rule requires all bottled whiskies to bear clear categories such as straight, blend, compound, or fermentation. Only whiskies distilled after June 4 can be labeled strictly by contents under the enforcement plan.
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Kuk- Pens
Washington
Namie
Robert Krand
Unis
Julaine
Commission
Inis
Tor
Wy FE
Wiley
Buot
Department of Agriculture
Cardia
Saxo
Photographer Exhibits by Mr Flies on Social Work Scenes
The article notes Tiga Frlenda in the city observing Lewis Wrine a former Ogtoquosh man who reports on his experiences with charities and commissions in New York. It highlights Wrine’s photographs used in exhibits and reports showing social betterment efforts.
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Frlenda
Thia
Lewis Wrine
Conmmens
York
Wingnavick
Flies
New York
Oshkosh High Achart
Banas
Elty Ghat
Sonia
Oxtikesh Team Cancelled Wisconsin League Game
The Ostikesh team from the Wisconsin league was slated to play at Athletic Park but the game next Saturday and Sunday, July, was canceled due to poor attendance at the start. About 2,000 people witnessed low gates, prompting management to protest.
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Ostikesh
Wisconsine Vnce
Phiy
Athietic Park
Ibwukeu
Satauntay
Sanday
Oandig
Oka
Lengin Ramer Het Thera
Oshkosh Association Plans Weekend Gathering
A fragmented note indicates a weekend gathering near Saturday in Oshkosh with references to Milwaukee and local teams. It mentions baseball fever and hopes for the Indians to draw ahead of the Mudhens, with expectations for higher stakes and stronger support as the season progresses.
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Oshkosh
Saturda
Shkesh
Milwaukee
Denver Welcomes Delegates as Independence Day Sparks Activity
Denver, July 4. A Chicago to Denver sleeper arrives at 7:50 am after night runs through Iowa and Nebraska. Wisconsin delegates Charles H. Smith and Z. Russell attended, with F. C. Stewart of Oshkosh as alternate. Local officials noted Denver’s irrigated lands and growing hotel capacity. James W. Murphy monitors national committee matters at Brown Palace. Independence Day celebrations included loud salutes by the city’s firecrackers.
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Alee
Denver
Col
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee, & St. Paul
Union Pacific
Omelia
Imingls
Iowa
Lowsi
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minsour River
Omaha
Hocky Mountains
Milwaukee
Charles H. Smith
Markesan
Z. ©. Russell
Hartford
F. C. Stewart
Oshkosh
Mr. Smith
T. EB Fiyan
James W. Murphy
Internal Revenue
Murphy
National Committee
Brown Palace
Franklin Bowen
Frank Worden
G. 8
Luscher
Revenue Department
July golf events set for Daly Cup and State tourney
Preliminary Daly Cup rounds begin July 4 with qualifiers and semi finals. The July program includes a youth division and a men’s cup, with the State tournament planned for Kenosha in August. Clubhouse facilities at West Algoma are highlighted as the season steadies for a busy, popular summer.
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Clubhouac
Fopulae
Hunlaesemen
Leos
Finuin
Datate
Weamatel
Teaese
Kenosha
Bainess
Takia
Hine
Prince of Molt
Linia
Odaiy
Hogy
Arthur Gruenwald
CL ¢. Chase
Wittam FL Gruenennall
Threshers Seek Unified Price Schedule Meeting Scheduled
Members of the Winnebago County threshing community plan a Saturday meeting at the Neruuweat Threshing Machine company on Light Street to discuss threshing prices. They aim to form a conference for a uniform rate, noting prior charges varied and costs of equipment have risen, risking poor harvest outcomes.
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Aurouneators
Daly
Funeral held for notable in Louisville with Rev Greenwood officiating
A large number of friends attended the funeral in Louisville with Rev John W. Greenwood officiating at three o'clock. Floral tributes surrounded the service as pallbearers Sliney Studley, Harry Shorey, Robert Wilson, Manley Spalding, Harvey Crowner, and Jarry Peterson acted in pallbearer roles.
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Louisville
Oshkosh
John W. Greenwood
S¢I
Sliney Studley
Harry
Shorey
Robert Wilson
Manley
Spalding
Harvey
Crowner
Jarry
Peterson
Clerks Defeat Clearmakers In Spirited Baseball Tie
Last Sunday at the X-ray grounds on Tring street the Clerks defeated the Clearmakers 11 to 0. Frizzle Gallatin of the Smokes delivered a notable bunt. Lamer and Zalling pitched for the Clerks, Luex and Pisthol for the Clearmakers. Gemer struck out fourteen, Luex seven. Next Sunday the Storks face the North Park Stars before the Printers game on Irving street.
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X-ray
Tring Street
Clerks
Clearmakers
Frizzle
Gallatin
Storks
North Park
Placy
Printers
WHL
Irving Street
Lamer
Zalling
Luex
Pisthol
Gemer
Harold Murray Funeral Obituary Noted in Louisville
The funeral for Harold Murray, who drowned in the Ohio River, was held Tuesday afternoon at the home of Oxcar I. Spalding on Court Street. Mrs. Spaiding and the Jats attended the services.
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Cor Youngstan
Obie
Ace
Phin City
Flarold Murray
Ohio River
Louiswill
Oxcar
I. Spalding
Court Street
Monthly vital statistics report shows births marriages and deaths
The report lists three births and arrivals, twenty marriages, and eleven accidents for the month. It records five contagious disease cases including scurvy fever and typhoid, with two cases of vaiphthecka and two of typhi.
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Biratin
Temtabrad
Local Drug Store Noted on Main Street Corner
A fragment mentions a drug store near the corner of Tenth and Oregon streets at Mueller's on Main Street. The readable text references KLM or Main Street 2 location and Chidre or Hought in relation to the store.
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Klm
Main Street
Ab Mueller
Tenth
Oregon
Local society notes and ballpark update from Oshkosh
Oshkosh society pages report visitors in from Chicago and St Petersburg visiting relatives, a six week Chicago trip for Susan Therens, and various engagements. The Cubs beat the Seals 3 to 5 in a Park ground game while 250 people attended Oshkosh trading day with Dr J A Bishop Lee and Frank King visiting from Wisconsin and Florida, plus local gatherings at the Elm Elks banquet and post office clerks convention luncheon.
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Marsh Heve
Chicago
Walter, Gideley
Guy
Flemming
Inmennous
Vsiid
Jack
J. EH
Avard
Gavett
And
Turteyast
Susan Therens
Sourse
Istenil
Phil
He Sheridan Sewing Society
Swill
Mour A. Hospsind
A. Marquardt and Family
Thirteenth
Sunny
Cubs
Bagaball
Seals
Eureka
Omro
Oshkosh
J. A. Bishop Lee
Wis
Frank King
St. Petersburg
Fla
D. J. Mahoney
Strest
Robert
Warren
Thesistate
Milwaukee
Gunning
Mra
Wan ‘Sy Atwood
Frederick Bone
Denver
Cube
Blues
Bernat
Drexier
Becker
Techlow
Epinger
Reichel
Battery
Frances Gieges
Beth
the Elks
AL HE Kay
Fond du Lac
St. Mary's Hhosphay
Caity
Goo
Mrajzhay
O. A Terries
George R Bailey
Merritt
Somaé Note
Mérritt
Bijou
Hicks Jr. Declares Stay In Wisconsin Assembly Race
John Hicks Jr. confirms he will not withdraw from the Republican race for Wisconsin assembly. He vows a vigorous campaign, will avoid objectionable funding, and plans voter meetings and stump speeches on topics like capital, labor, and unity of labor and capital.
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John Hicks Jr
Wisconsin Assembly
Union of Labor and Capital
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