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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1908
Page
10
Paris Pattern No 2489 describes a ladies wrapper in dimity lawn or organdie with turn down collar straight cuffs felt belt trimmed with harrow braid or ribbon. It has a front braid motif and optional deep flounce. Pattern sizes 32 to 44 bust with yardage for various widths and braid requirements.
Mrs Delano walking with her baby on Pearl street was knocked down by a horse ridden by a boy. She suffered facial cuts and shock, while Milas Winnie Meiklejohn, walking with her, was bruised about head and limbs. The baby carriage overturned but the child was unharmed. Lumbermen predict a quiet 1903 09 season with little logging and dull prices amid ongoing building in the area including houses, a large business block, and three factories.
Democrats aim to win the national black vote with a campaign line drafted for Negro clubs. William J Bryan urged Lincoln delegates to unite with brethren nationwide and push a unified Democratic ticket strategy. Delegates Adam Loving R K Battle W D Grant and Frank Williams pledged to form a Bryan and Kern Negro club.
Mrs. R W Scammon of 115 E New Fork Ave Oshkosh Wisconsin testifies her husband was cured by Doan's Kidney Pills after persistent kidney trouble. She credits the remedy with lasting relief and notes family use without recurrence. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50-60 cents.
Daisy plans to fake death to avoid punishment for cutting her grandmother shawl. Billy Delivers hat and frogs as alibi while Mrs Dunlop searches for her daughter. Daisy survives, tale ends with engagement and the boy Billy pondering death.
Louis Larson of Weyauwega wed Miss Anna Lundberg of Chicago in Waupaca on July 14. The eighth annual Ritchie family reunion hosted at Bear Lake drew about fifty attendees. Mrs. Charles Anger visited Oshkosh relatives, and Misses Clara and Lazzie Doede of Oshkosh visited Weyauwega.
In a special session the Rock County board of supervisors chose Royst B Smith to fill the unexpired term of his late father Oliver B Smith as county treasurer. The elder Smith died last week at Belott. The son, a state university student, left his studies to manage affairs during his father's illness.
Walter Scott Meriwether reflects on the Maine wreck in Havana harbor ten years after its explosion and questions why the government has not raised the wreck. The piece contrasts collective memory with personal worries, concluding with a humorous aside about a woman dining out and worry over security of a bulky car.
An advertisement extols JELL O as a dainty, appetizing, economical dessert. It can be prepared instantly by adding boiling water and served when cool. A 16c package serves a large family and comes in Lemon Orange Raspberry Strawberry Chocolate Cherry Peach flavors.
Real estate transfers listed include Wilhelmina Buehlow to George Loewen for two acres in section 13 Black Wolf town. subsequent transfers between Loewen and Anna T Neven to Buehlow in North Park addition Oshkosh. Fred Priestley and Bina Priestley acquire lot 2 in Ford’s addition Eleventh ward. Leopold Schmutzer and Pauline Schmutzer transfer to Gotthart Kohl and Emma Kohl in J H Givern addition Thirteenth ward Oshkosh. Total amount noted as 525 dollars.
Advertises a new lot of lawn swings for sale by Henry Augustin at 14 Deaps Street. Mentions an acre farm unimproved in Clark County Wisconsin priced at $1.60 and requests trade offers or additional items, urging readers to ring Care Ceape Street.
A flood of classified ads seeks workers and services in Oshkosh area. Wages, hours, and duties vary across dining staff, housework, clerical roles, sales, and manufacturing tasks. Several listings offer steady pay, lodging, or opportunities for correspondence work and sales positions.
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