Interstate Commerce Board Freights Shake Shippers Across Wisconsin
The Interstate Commerce Commission has ruled against excessive freight rates in multiple cases, prompting wholesale revision of rates from southern territories to Wisconsin. The Western Freight Adjustment Company, representing Oshkosh businesses, pushes lower water and through-branch rates, benefiting shippers across Green Bay and surrounding towns with new schedules and hearings forthcoming.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Aikee
Joumerce
Fuveral
Ors Kosh
Traffig Information Bureau
Thy Romumission
Commisasion
Mools-Insune
Wisconsin
T Commission
Conmipuert
Fax
Herlin
Arrplitan
Bnordabaner
Fea
al Neenah
Menusha
Fond da Lae
LONG TRIP OF HOUSEBOAT FROM LA SALLE TO CRETE
Wiklewn houseboat owned by W Fateney travels from La Salle UL to Chin City by water via the Mississippi and Wisconsin rivers. Marton Maglerain in EB OL Falamey reports a 12 day voyage with engine trouble near Hulte den Morte. The Willem J and a tug assist, steering from a stern paddle wheel on a turntable, as the craft completes the long journey.
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Wiklewn
W. Fateney
la Selle
Chin City
W. OH. Fahrney
Witlewn
Gshkesh
LaSalle
Marton Maglerain
OL Falamey
Ty Fanthus
Lie Salle Nivenues
Wineie
Chen
T&m
Missidalopi
Pentele di Chein
Wisconsin
Portige
Ruveranien
Fox River
Crete
Wik
al Hulte den Morte
Cashkaudk
Willem J
Boy Charged as Incorrigible After Juvenile Court Notice
A 13 year old boy, Meade Animnar Jatu Schelbinger, was arrested on charges including burglary and theft of a cracker act and a baseball mask. His mother Beate Mn Schelbinger faces related proceedings after a complaint to authorities. The case, handled by Judge Steinfortg, includes a default bail of $85 and a summons to appear in juvenile court.
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Animnar Jatu Schelbinger
Hix
Beate
Mn Schelbinger
Cites Steinfort
Bache Lal Win
Elie
Avai
Peper
William Steinforg
Theomunity Inn
Monroe
Fox River marsh gates planned to curb trespassers
Readers describe a proposed barrier at the Fox River junction to deter break-ins during hunting season. The plan aims to raise a marsh fence around the area to prevent intruders from accessing the clubhouse and surrounding properties.
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Fee
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Dr Williams Pink Pills
A 1900s advertisement extols Williams Pink Pills as a cure for dyspepsia building blood and nerve tone. It cites Orlando Pence of Park Avenue Plymua G as a long trial patient who, after ten years of illness and various doctors, was cured in a few months. The ad invites readers to request a free diet book and provides ordering details.
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Willams
Orlando Pence
Park Avenue
Plyua
Pence
Willama
Guardsmen to Camp on 615 Morning Train
Members of Companies 0 and F will leave at 6 15 tomorrow for Camp Dougie on the Chicago and Northwestern railway. They will camp a week at Pond du Tac and be joined by other units from Ripon Fond du Lac and Manitowoc for the encampment. The six companies assemble at Jefferson Junction for transport, continuing work until July 24 when the Second Train departs for Rome under Lieutenant Colonel Gruc macher.
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Camp Dougie
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Pond du Tac
Campintea C.D. I
For Sale Barn Fire Sale Notes Chaos and Names
A damaged sale notice lists a partly destroyed barn with details about officers and units from Oshkosh. It mentions Maj J A Nenille Capt W Murden and Lieut AL Watton as quartermasters. Lt Lille and J F Meyer assign commands. Captain Kraning leads Company F with AML Pifer. Oshkosh hospital corps, field week activities, and training targets are described amid confusion. The piece blends military logistics with disorderly phrasing and uncertain timetable.
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Wilh
Ostkosh
J. AC Nenille
We Murden Suent
Smh
AL Was
Gure
BR Srintant
AL - Watton
Vapl
John de Lae
Lieut
Lille
J. FL Meyer
Comsand
Kraning
Owith
Pifer
Klarinn Rotse
Busmical Corps anpAng
Terps
Oshkush
Nichols Day Celebrate Military Leader Aug to Attend
A fragmented notice honors Nichols Day with plans for a Wednesday celebration. The event mentions Manager Charles Evans and a Miainga native, highlighting a sister remaining there. The piece references professional sports ties and Oshkosh fans, noting a public appearance by a prominent figure amid unspecified local sentiments.
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Charlesev
T Magiseu Mar Hive
Wis
Miainga
Esite
Osu
Dbs Dia Chols Fe
Oshkosh
Mattison
Cherries Lead Home Preserve Push in Warm Season
The warm period keeps Oshkenk housewives busy as they preserve abundant fruits for winter. Cherries command prices from 2 to 225 a bushel, with homegrown crops surpassing imports in quantity and vitality. Pineapples arrive from Wisconsin and the West Indies, currants sell around 1.25 a case, and peaches remain popular with Michigan and California samples competing with Florida. Raspberries, watermelons, and grapes appear in growing but variable supply, with local growers expecting heavy crops.
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Oshkenk
West Indies
Florida
California
Michigan
Georgie
Missouri
Arkansas
Memchi
Georgia
Texas
New York
Ohio
Oshkosh coal contract fair deal questioned by local dealers
Frank Cibcube Coal company charges Oshkosh city with bias in awarding a city coal contract to a Chicago firm. A local representative claims bids for 100 tons of Hocking Valley coal at 4.60 per ton were altered by alleged outside involvement, leaving home dealers paying higher, uncertain terms.
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Oshkoah
Frank 3icCube Coal Company
Com Iunity
de Partment
Chicago
Hocking Valley
Oshkosh
Hocking Valley Coal
Short Notes From Manitowoc Area Residents
SHORT NOTES report several local movements and visits. Mrs J Nickel left for Lemire Wisconsin Thursday to attend a sungray of cousin Dr A Fritsche. Mrs John A Gubl and children at 419 Tenth Street return from a ten day visit with relatives at Manchester Wisconsin. Leona Arndt of Fremont Wisconsin visits her sister. Miss Irma Roecsner at 5 Ceape Street returns home Thursday. William T E McFerridge leaves for Lake Forest Wisconsin to manage the dairy and certified milk farm in summer. Assemblyman William M Perry seeks renomination on the Republican ticket. Perry files nomination papers with County Clerk J J Fish after 17 voters endorse him. In First Assembly district votes last election were just under 3 and ninety-two.
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J. Nickel
Lemire
Wis
A. Fritsche
John A. Gubl
Tenth Street
Manchester
Leona Arndt
Fremont
Misa Irma Roecsner
Ceape Street
William TE. McFerridge
Lake Forest
Wil
William MM. Perry
J. J. Fish
Perrys
Perry
Marmola Tablets Promote Quick Weight Loss Promise
A controversial weight loss pitch urges readers to avoid exercise and simply take Marmola tablets after meals and at night. It claims a rapid loss of a pound or more daily, licensing the product as harmless and effective. The ad cites Marmola Co Detroit Michigan and ingredients including Marmola and cascara as standard dosing.
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Aesh
Marmola Co
Detro. Mich
Marriage license issued for local residents and visitors
John Barney and Joseph F. Huden of West Bend visited Oshkostt on Thursday as a marriage license was issued by County Clerk Jr 3 Fisk to Otto AL Schwern of Neensh and Miss Ela Jacobson of Clayton.
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John Barney
Joseph F. Huden
West Bend
Oshkostt
Jr 3
Fisk
Otto AL Schwern
Neensh
Ela Jacobson
Clayton
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