Barnes Captures Daly Cup In Algoma Country Club Golf
Barnes defeated Fred Sabin 1 up in the Daly Cup final at Algoma Country Club golf links. The Chase cup was won by Dr. and Mrs E Crawford, three up on aggregate. Miss Georgia Budd and Arthur Gruenewald tied for second, as did Mrs E M Crane and J D Harmon. Club entertainments planned with dinner nights Wednesday and Saturday evenings. A women and men match for golf balls is scheduled, with ladies competing for the cup. Buemiller and Lang are sidelined with injuries, Grodnick has recovered, and Ferguson’s suspension weakens the Lunderjacks. Freeport presses Wausau for first, a new Oshkosh arrival may join today.
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Barnes
Fred Sabin
Thomas Daly
Algoma Country Club Golf Links
Mr. Barnes
Mra
B.C. Crawford
Georgia Rudd
Begy
Buemiller
Wallenn
Lang
Grodnick
Green Bay
Ferguson
Lunderjacks
Freeport
Wausau
Oshkosh
Wausau Lacers Hit By Injury To McAuley
The Wausau team leading the Teague division suffers a blow as Rudy McAuley sprains his ankle at Driving Park and will miss three to four days. Teague rivals Fox and Gardner shift positions with Lang slated for fling duties as Gardiner covers second.
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Waurau
Teague
Fox
Gardner
Lang Waa
Rudy” McAuley
McAuley Han
Safe Entry Report Sparks Thefts at Local Offices
Reported today a safe in the office of J A Masterson was entered Wednesday night and money taken. Doors were locked the next morning and the safe appeared undisturbed at J A Powers and John Harrington's offices, with Harrington noting locals could not have removed lawful papers. Masterson denies any theft. A quip about marriage and a motor boat ends the piece.
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J. A. Masterson
J. A. Powers
Powers
John Har Itington
Harrington
Masterson
Jewelry Store Window Smashed. $300 in Gems Stolen
A heavy plate glass front window at J. R. Chapman & Co. on Main and Washington was smashed in early Sunday. about $300 in diamond jewelry was taken. Police found a broken window shard and a slingshot in the alley near the post office. no other clues or suspects identified. Chief Dowling suspects a professional job and notes possible links to similar thefts in Chicago and Milwaukee. An unfamiliar man was questioned and released after alibi checks.
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J. R. Chapman & Co
Main
Washington Streets
the &Httry
Chicago
Dowling
Hier JB
Dowling Ie
Milwaukee
Bart Davis
Milwauke
Davis
Waa
Misao
Miescut
Kant
Mith Street
Washington
Erve Ing
Main Street
Washington Street
Wisconineutral Depot
Clifford Harris
Western Union Telegraph Office
Traia
Harris
Western Union
Legreph
Wileh
Hocan
Udin
Chapmans
Chapman
Mr. Chapman
Tne At
Burghiry Insurance
BE. Hettinger
Robbery Breaks Window Breaks Glass for Jewelry
A bold break in a large plate glass window at a jewelry store on Main Street yields a haul of diamond rings cuff buttons and studs. A heavy cloth and woolen pocket fragment found in the street indicates a swift through window theft with blood traces near the glass. Police chase through Algoma Street alley follows as officers search for the suspect who fled toward the Chicago and Northwestern line.
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Algoma Street
Chicago
Northwestern
Haumin's Drug Store
Ag 1
Continental Cletlane Company
Clapanin Ag
Oshkosh Notes Hit By Fires and Visits in Town
Local items recount visits by Miss Emma Lackner and Mrs Buckett, and sightings of Mr Williams and Mr Morton from Milwaukee. Community events include library report, Union entertainment, and ambulance calls. A meat market fire caused $25 damage, fires along Jake Street draw crowds, and Dr Rooswil touts Lake de Neven as a scenic retreat.
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Union
Mes
Jammer Anglim
Wright Street
Library Board
Maud Durlin
City
Bunsday
Clara B. Jacobs
New York Avenue
Miss Jacobs
Main
Merritt Streets
Sune Day
John Abrams
Panchoqua Atreet
To &T. Mary A Hospital
Aurrams
Salesians
George Wiliams Weltes
Boston
Canedd
Quelec
Prince of Wales
Charica A. Nichols
Ahter
Alice
Oshikesh
Mounsad Alta
Hailes Nettzel
Ansem
Bigman
Third Assembly
uTit
Repubilian
Nettzel
Neo Ad
Oshkagh
A. Rooswil
Wenry Ehde
Lake de Neven
Fond du Lar
Debde
Ian
Lake Alout
Leteth
Bammer
Ifs
Uni
Webster Blnck
Mather
Milwaukee
Ntey
Une
Boughton
John VT. Powers
Wisconsin
Powers
A. Roos
Feott Senn
Edward Dreyer
Chay
Corner Report Says Everything Normal After Sighting
A fragment notes that nothing unusual occurred at a corner and that no one was seen. The report emphasizes there was no sign of activity or disturbance nearby.
Fragmentary Local Notice About Prices and Items
The readable line hints at a sale or discount on items labeled Red Dense Ink pencils and Farn's at a venue named ITPA EIT Miifn sire. Mentions a date 9 Matn and a stated risk of losing money or family impact. Details are incomplete.
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Wile Ad Farn
Untitled Midwestern Market Ad Fragments Publicize Goods
Fragmented classified style ad from a Milwaukee newspaper promotes groceries postal rates and various goods. It mentions cheap sale items, bakery supplies, farm produce, and promotions for a photo contest and free portraits, with contact details and addresses.
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Hirsh, Wickwire & Co
L. Struebing Co
Patera
Dinakich
Todory
Enamour Sundat
Chapman’s
Itn
Trelmins
Wiscessie Central
Meany
Sey ‘Mee
Wong
Ohne
Post Office
Offcer Theodore Kant
Officer Kant
Church Street
Algoma
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Willato Hogan
Merrchant
Dowlax
George H. Foeter
Wisington Streat
Sidin Street
Turmet
Chicago & Northwestern
Emma ‘Lackner
Kenilworth
Adler Bo Vielting
G. A. Williams
Max Schoets
Madison
Fee Utac
George Morton
Cot Omro
Oshkoah
John Olin
G. A. Buckett
Windemere
Derknen
Irma
New Lona Om
Renneratte
Frank Metbe
Roscratt
Larkagn
Franklin Avenue
Tedlire
Nevill
Tivenage After & P. Ni
North Park Avent Dankest
Milwauker
Niagara Falls
Ralph M. Burts Co
Noomal
Norma
Maycraft
Oro
Butte den Marts
Thedaiy Bros
Wiveduishy Avenuea
Alrnnerec
Bion
Ruscraft
Jackson Barret
Revere House
Igh
First Congregational Charch
Min Street
Rowe
Thiauitee
City Water
Morlern
Iti High Street
Inada
High Street
Urtlett
the Great A, and P. Tea CO
Eggos
Ife
Kimball
HG. F
Lampard
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