Oshkosh Triumphs In Doubleheader At Freeport
Oshkosh pitchers deliver two strong games as Dolan and Groh lead with timely hits. Darrah, Converse, and Nichols spark runoff rallies while the crowd roars at the park. Freeport struggles as Oshkosh improves to a .410 pace and eyes a four-game sweep in the series.
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Oshkosh
Doarhe
Komen
Hubber
Tate
Gary i “Huude Hreaker
Tb Bane
Alwhass Bix Xeatt
Ahtines
Alvin Qelan
Guyver
Twreen Bitsex
Telen
Sielen Pan
Hoth
George Hote
Vubser
Ani Errope
Uroh
Yehkoxh
Innky
Preepert
Ranger
Indians
Keenhoven
Grob
Beott
Bauer
Johnson
Hauer
Dolan
Frelad
Wolan
Plasmiv
Agrin
Catleer
Curtis
Texas
Nichola
Vau
Scott
Warren
Schoonhoven
Haner
Ireland
Harrod
Fretport
Gutn Ireland
Aoay
Pisko
Stork
Narcény
Nichols
Tier
Aeth
Groh
Freeport
Kime
Margin Nichels
Jenecie Weamine
Anklam
Eseci Gee Ee Ease
Converse
Piace
Aves
Chissssea
Lizeland
Fiske
J Barlow
Rouse
Stark
Cessscane
Behoonhoven
Darrah
A. Beott
Dolain
MT. Darrah
Devin
Starke
Warpen
Rabbit
Boward White
Ball Park
Stockford
Green Bay
Hovkford
Klas Nichola
Sealp Rockford
Oshkhual
Gron
Aelding
Bia Phice
Fubser
Indiana
Tauer
Anklim
Isc
Thin Rockford
Parade Plans and Lighting for Home Week Celebration
General committee meets to finalize Home Week events in Oshkosh. W I George Everhart announces a special parade committee meeting before Monday to mobilize autos and parade rigs. Parade rescheduled to 2 PM after industrial parade. city to be lit with electricity for the event.
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Eley Hadl
W. George Everhart
Landeavor
Teverhart
Reyes
EL Owns
For Sale Barn and Chautauqua Event Plans Amid Fire Damage
A partially burned barn sale note is tied to Chautauqua preparations in a city where efforts aim to decorate Main and South Main for parades and a South Park program. M Paine chairs speakers. the group plans to hire notable local speakers and secure venues and permits while coordinating advertising and distribution of programs in nearby towns.
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Comtee
Alice
Main
South Main
North Pati
M. Paine
le Sabhoy
Fifteenth Street
Utiec
Businesars
Chris
North Park
Remnants Sale Highlights Summer Fabrics and Linens
The notice advertises remnants of summer lawns ginghams prints dress goods silks linens and white goods. Sale runs from 12 o clock to 5 30 with selections updated daily.
Special sale on silks and dresses in various fabrics and coats
Tomorrow only a wide assortment of silks and fabrics priced from 8c to 75c per yard with bulk discounts. Also numerous ready to wear items including suits, skirts, jackets and dresses in assorted colors and styles at deep mark downs.
Fourth Floor Specials on Linen and Cotton Fabrics
Local ad lists numerous fabric deals across linen damask cotton crash and toweling options. Highlights include 33¢ linen damask, 6e to 8c linen crash, bleached cotton crash, and huck towels priced from 10¢ to 124¢. Also shows light suitings, grey and green batistes, fancy wool dress goods, plain color crepes and broadcloth in assorted colors.
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Copenhagen
Eady
Batiste
Oshkosh Declares City Holiday For Oshkosh Day
Mayor Bauderab announced the council passed a resolution making Oshkosh Day a city holiday. George A. Church reported fireworks prices but no order yet. they will be secured on short notice to avoid land storage risk. Annugement committee chair HH. FL Gustavus was absent and no report was obtained. Otto Konrad to call future general committee meetings as needed.
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Bauderab
George A. Church
FL Gustavus
Charmian
Otto Konrad
Panhandle Texas Ideal Says Clarence Slayton Forum
Clarence Slayton, a former Oshkogh youth now in Friona, lauds Texas Panhandle farming prospects. He cites rising population, expanding towns, railroads, mild winters, 24 inch rainfall, abundant springs, and increasing wheat corn and alfalfa crops, predicting rapid growth.
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Clarence Slayton
Texas
Panhadle
Mr. Shuyton
Panhandle
Wisconsin
Friona
Maynard & Bond Company Takes Over Maynard & Newton
The business of Maynard & Newton is reorganized and continued by Maynard & Bond Company at Main Street Oshkosh and South Main Street Fond du Lac. All accounts due Maynard & Newton payable to the new firm. trade checks will be redeemed until August 15, 1908. New customers are invited to call.
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Maynard & Newton
Maynard & Bond Company
Local residents visit family and church plans outlined
The article lists visits by Cora Schotz and Gabriella Kraus in Fond du Lac, Verna Petersen in Chilton visiting Gabriela and Lorelda Atraus at 121 Vernon Street, and the Bargers and Sippels visiting relatives in Sturgeon Bay and Rock Island. It notes a Grace Episcopal church wardens meeting on Friday July 17 and bids for a police patrol horse sale, W H Ternouth submitting the top bid of 116 dollars.
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Cora Schotz
Gabriella Kraus
Fond du Lac
Verna Petersen
Chilton
Gabriela
Lorelda Atraus
Vernon Street
W. Barger
Sturgeon Gay
Isabelle
Bargers
Stony Beach
Oscar’ E. “Sippel
Edward
Rock Island
Ilk
Board of Public Works
W. H. Ternouth
Our-Pie promises easy pies from 10 cent packs
Thrifty shoppers are urged to try the new Our-Pie, a 10 cent package for lemon, chocolate or custard pies. Each pack claims to yield two large pies and is backed by a money back guarantee. Readers are encouraged to test the product at local grocers.
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Tame
Rauer
Puhses
Renee
Arien
Sobnhoven
Lannon
Drie Lin
Northwestern
Belfast
Clarence Slayta
Dean
Foley
Main Street
South Side
GEO
Radert
Prop
Seventh Street
Levy
Ountain
Neptune
Krippene
Main ST
Eves
Feborina McClosker
High Street
South End
Light Street Bridge
Sharp
Thaxter Reed
Oregon St
Subouhire
THE
Daily
Northwesters
Gil
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