Officials Invite Rail Delegation for Oshkosh Visit
A Wisconsin Central rail officials group including General Freight Agent Fred H. Signer and VP J. Mc Pont will visit Oshkosh on July 30. The delegation, traveling from Chicago to Minneapolis and other cities, will tour the city and be hosted for a public reception.
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Board of Dreelore
Qables Cluusber
Commercia Hita
Twentoy
Aliat
Mike Ushkosh Visle
Mivern
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Fretet Equi ‘ Tie Railroad
Outa FE
Fred HL
Iil
Hla Assis
J. Mc. Pont
Hope Starr
Potter
Beale
Aston
New Yu Pitteburg
Cincinnnati
Buffalo
Claveland
Toetratt
Neagy
Muweukes
Duluth
Minneagalla
St. Pit Lane
Hetena
Dented Spokato
Tacone
Portland
Viartoue de le
Ren Mopplig
Prin Tobe Poinia
Chirege
Banday
Minneapolis
Eauaire
Chippewa Tua
Ashlarel
Manitower
Neenah
Renksha
Oshkoash
Ox River Valley
Papukeshe
Oshkosh Fire Captain Lewis Retires After Service Since 1874
City Clerk Dan Witzet approved a resolution honoring Captain James Lewis of the Vent Fire Company who retired July 1 after serving Oshkoshas local department since 1874. The resolution commends his faithful service, discipline, and leadership through numerous city emergencies.
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Lewis
Oshkosh Tre
Dan Witzet
Tre
Police Board
Expres
Oshkosts
Aptain Lewis
Oshkosh Board Commends Potter and Fire Department Service
The Oshkosh board of potter and fire commissioners expresses appreciation for long service and effective leadership. They commend his years of activity in the department and wish him a long, happy retirement.
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Board of Potter and Fire Commissioners
City of
Oshkosh
Wakeman Will Admitted To Probate In City Court
The will of the late Mr Wakeman of this city has been admitted to probate by Judge C D Cleveland. The personal property is not over 30000 and the widow Mrs Rel Wakeman may use the income during her lifetime. After her death the estate goes to daughters Carrie E Hackett and Mary J Wakeman. Mrs Wakeman and Mr A Hackett are named executors. Marble and William J Wagantat appointed as appraisers.
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Warm Waikemin
Thin City
C. D.cleveland
Ilosa
Rel
Wakernn
Mere
Carrie E. Hackett
Mary J. Wakeman
Wakeman
Tt. A. Hackett
Marble
William J. Wagatatt
Monthly Social Session Celebrates Fond du Lac Council
The Pracernat Teverve Association held a Thursday evening session with a dance by members. Officers and Fond du Lac council members attended as honored guests, receiving thanks for their turnout and support. Visitors rode the interurban home after the event.
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Fern
Eoroof
2 du Lac
Bener
Pomla Lag
7. R
Fond du Lac
Oshkash Council
Danelne
Charity Ball Game Sparks White City Tension
Ministers and officials debate hosting a charity ball at White City to raise funds for a public pose. attendance expected amid tensions. Miss Nets 3 Tene returns home from a social visit in Shiocton Wisconsin.
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Shioctsn
Wis
Pioneer Winnebax County resident Z C Skinner dies
Z C Skinner a pioneer of Winnebax County dies at his home south of the city limits after two years of stomach trouble. He was about 78, born March 7, 1846, in Sherburne New York. Survived by his wife Mrs Eve Skinner two sons Alfred and Charles and two daughters Mrs G C Wellman and Mrs F H Mueller. Brothers Lafayette and Emery FL Skinner live in Washington and Illinois. Funeral planned Monday at two o'clock from his residence with services likely by a pastor.
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Thig
Ebenezer Coston
Washington
Farolly
Wincomm
Jad
Glack-Wolft
Algenr
Mre. Eveding Skinner
Alfred M. Skinner
Charles B. Skinner
City
GC. A. Wellman
Cleveland
F. H. Mueller
Milwaukee
Lafayette Skinner
Tacomas
Wash
Emery
FL Skinner
Colcango
Pensacola
Fin
Bhig-Elty
Skinner
Methodist
Thieelty
Ite
Pagter
Oshkosh Watchman George Harm Resigns for Travel
George W Harm of 96 Winnebago Street resigns as watchman for Lermant and Monahan to travel through harvesting and threshing in Ellendale North Dakota then possibly play in North Dakota before December holidays and later move to Louisiana. Harm has logged extensive travel as a former Navy man, roaming roughly eighty thousand miles and circling the globe from New York to China with stops in Alaska and across South America before returning to Oshkosh three years ago. He says Oshkosh is a better home than others but the travel lure remains strong.
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George W. Harm
Street
Lermant & Monahan Company
Ellendale
N D
North Dakota
Louisiana
Mr. Harm
Oshkosh
Heo
Gehkosh
Gshkosh
Alice
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Eyeing Oshkosh Opening
Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company of Oshkosh plans to open its books Monday with 450 policies issued and aims to add thirty more within sixty days. The firm seeks a charter from the state, elect officers, and begin actual business, pitching a slogan Boost not knock and pledging to build $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 in capital to support first class securities and attract industry to Oshkosh.
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Wisconsin
National Tife Insurance Company of
Oshkost
Agenia Peets
Dave
Tloig
Oshkosh
L. C. Atherton Resigns from Oshkosh High Faculty
L. C. Atherton resigns after six years with Oshkosh High School to join The McMillan Company of New York and Chicago. He will represent a Wisconsin territory selling school texts to dealers and will reside in Oshkosh for the present. Mrs Atherton and daughter Gertrude are visiting Michigan and plan to return in August.
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Lewis O. Atherton
Oshkosh
Mel
Atterton
Gertrude
Michigan
Wil
Quality paint claims guard against cheap adulteration
Five tricks to fool buyers include chalk or barytes bulking paint and thinning liquids. A safe choice is Revod Lead and Zinc Paint sold by Ralph M. Burtis Hardware Co in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and L. T. Abercrombie in Omro.
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Ralph M. Burtis Hardware Co
Oshkosh
Wis
L. T. Abercrombie
Omro
Dr Williams Pink Pills Promised Cure For Anemia
A long testimonial extols Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for anemia in growing girls and adults. It claims the tonic restores appetite, color, and strength, citing Mrs. John McClelland’s recovery after a year of symptoms. The piece urges readers to request the disease booklet and to buy the pills at 50 cents per box, six for $2.50, from the Dr Williams Medicine Co. Also mentions local notices, oblique social items, and a catarrh cure from Cheney & Co.
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Willems
Angela
John McClelland
Thirty-eighth Street
TitteburgscPa
F.J., Chenty, & Co
Toledo
Cahio
Ri, Cheney & CO
Toledo, Ohio
Druga. Ie
Hall
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