Local Notices and Appointments Stir Appleton Menasha Area
Fragmentary local items note residents traveling to Madison Milwaukee and Berlin for work and events. Mentions Hughes eviction, Gray of Manitowoc visiting, merchants excursions to Orhikoeh, a new two story canning factory contract in Sheboygan, and busy church activities with preaching exchanges and a M. C. A. program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Madison
Felker
Milwaukee
Gt. Gray
Mamitowoc Tm
Main Street
W. J. Leledd
Worth
Menasha
Atle Griewold
Coturapas
G. A. Buckatail
Ma GT Williams
Orhikoeh
Mira
John Windeleen
Biia
WW. P. Findeizen
Algoma Street
Karl Welter
Mornox
Fehn W. Boott
Wie G
Theatore
South Main Street
H. Smith
Berlin
Thia
Union Cebaregation Church
C. A. Payne
A. J. Provost
Mt. Vernon Street
W. E. Mine
Foweph Miller
Manttowoc
Miles Warton Pether Jarvis
O'Brien
Cubs
Grant County
Ike Carrie L. Holmes
Neenah
First Presbyterian
First Baptist Church Uniting
M.C
J. P. Abbott
East Shore
Bertin
Hureka
Omro
Franklin Avenue
A. N. Hetherell
Appleton
Charles H. Willams
Columbus
George B. Williams
Madison University
Galvation Army
Wesk
Man Street
Corpa
Rureke
Edward Mace
Gorty
C. A. Fayne
Caupy
Pwptt
First Congregational Church
Mitch
Joseph Porter
Payne
Europe
Judson Titsworth
Plymouth Hurt
Daughters of the American Revolution
Florida
Wisconsin
Feex
Oshkosh
Meorge W. Burne
George Grever
Fire Department
Mie
Fleischmann Feast Company
Mgr
Brewer
Painters and Wall Paper Dealers Form Local Union
A Friday meeting at the Builders Exchange hall formed the Painters and Wall Paper Dealers Association. About twenty five local contractor end dealers joined, planning regulations, officers, and a branch of the Traders' Exchange. The move follows pressure from the local painters union for a standard wage and nine hour day. The new organization will meet informally to coordinate with master workmen on demands and potential formal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treferas’ Exchange
The
and Traders’ Exchange
Painters’ and Paagers
Fond du Lac Eyes Steamer LeFevre Charter Over Excursions
Fond du Lac merchants and W T Mitchell push to secure the steamer LeFevre from Clark and Lefevre. Captain LeFevre says he may sell the fleet or charter to Fond du Lac, favoring a venture that brings trade to the city. He notes Oshkosh and East Shore interests, and denies a Traction Co claim about cheap interurban excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeFevre
Clark
Fond Ai Yac
Fond du Lac
W. T. Mitchell
Continental
Ford du Lac
Oshkosh
East Shore
Manager Downs
Traction Company
Neensh
Menasha
Circuit court schedules hearings and distributions in several cases
Judge Burnell ordered hearings for the Herman Gutzman vs P V Chiney case with a judgment to be entered and a new trial sought. In Forbeson W FF Munell et al distribution of 1900 was ordered among Bradley relatives, with the remaining balance awaiting a supreme court appeal. Motions to set aside an injunction in Mowers v Zanto and to grant an injunction for the plaintiff consumed much of the day. An injunction to use land in Green Lake County by Thompson Hollister Pinkerton and Fred Clark was argued, with John Rountree representing the plaintiff and defendants represented by Thompsons Hollister Pinkerton and Fred Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnell
Herman Gutzman
P. V
Green Lake County
Thompsons
Real estate deeds record transfers in Oshkosh Neenah and Clayton
Real estate transfers filed in Oshkosh Neenah and Clayton: Mary Chapman receives a Lot in Dorrance and Gary adding from the Sharp heirs of Mary Daniela. John Miller acquires Lot 21 in Sharp Partner in Sherrytown. Frank Pingel and Lene Pingel transfer a 4 strip to Wisconsin Central Railroad in Section 15. Considerations listed as 200 dollars and 287 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of the Register of Deeds
City of
Oshkosh
Jane Sharp
Sarah Sharp
William, Sharp
Joseph Sharp
Elizabeth Wilder
Mary Daniela
Mary Chapman
Dorrance & Gary
City of Neenah
Wilhelmine Miller
Fred, Sturm
Charles Sturm
Fredericke Pergollhetta
Frederick Sturm
Charles Ulrich
Dorothea Wrich
Julia Sturm
Eda Sturm
John Miller
Sharp
Sherrytown
Second Ward
Clayton
Frank Pingel
Lene Pingel
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Monument to Oshkosh Woodmen to be unveiled
Oshkosh Woodmen of the World camp No 66 to unveil a memorial at Riverside cemetery for William E Lee an Oshkosh boy who died in Chippewa Falls four to five months ago. Delegations from Neenah and Chippewa Falls will join a 2 pm gathering at Luther Davies store before marching to the cemetery for unveiling rituals led by EB Weisbrod and Leater H Lanson with a male quartet providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Woodmen of the World
Riverwide Cemetery
Wiliam BE. Lee
Order
Chippewa Falls
Neehah
Luther Davies
Riverside Cemetery
EB. W. Weisbrod
Leater H. Lanson
L. K. Wronnon
James Senisins
Frank Clark
Johnoom
Wit Furnish Music
Woodmen
Oshkosh Monuments Mark Local Order Centennial
The local branch with about fifty members honors a member after death by a $100 donation to Ward & monument, a sum the family may increase. The Lee monument, first of its kind by the order in Oshkosh, was crafted by W. F. Wenrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Oshkosh
W. F. Wenrich
Fire damages Algoma Country Club house
Fire at about 5 pm Friday damaged the Algoma Country Club house with loss not exceeding 50 dollars. The blaze started from the front parlor fireplace due to faulty construction. Firefighters and quick observers prevented greater damage. Insurance covers the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algoma Country Club
FE. P. Sawyer
Paine Engine House
Winnebago Teachers Institute to Open in July
The Will Be Big Institute in Winnebago county will open in July for ten days under County Superintendent George Overton and Normal school professors W C Hewitt and F E Mitchell. Attending teachers must bring text books and work. evening lectures and a school excursion are planned. Expect 75 to 100 teachers. circulars with daily programs will be issued within three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
W. C. Hewitt
Normal School
George Overton
F E Mitchell
Overton
Institute
Num~mer
Death of Asa Rogers Pioneer Oshkosh Builder Dies in Berlin
Asa Rogers longtime resident and pioneer of Oshkosh died Friday in Berlin after weeks of illness. A contractor and builder, he once chaired the common council and served in the Wisconsin assembly. His first city project was overseeing the old High School construction, 1860s era. Relatives learned of his condition late Friday. nephew Harry Mallory rushed to his bedside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Rogers
Berlin
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Assembly
Rogers
Harry Mallory
Traveling Libraries in Winnebago County Meet
The Winnebago County Traveling Library Association met at the county superintendent of schools office for routine business. Libraries are placed in Algoma, Allenville, Black Wolf, Butte des Morts, Elo, Omro, Pickett, Wankau, Winneconne, and more locations including Eureka, Omro Junction, Ring, and Gillingham’s Corners awaiting responses from additional towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Wheat Gains Drive Market in Chicago and New York Reports
New York and Chicago led a broad market rise as wheat and grain futures rallied on dry northwest weather and steady demand. Banks report higher loans and deposits while stocks show mixed momentum in June trading. daily ranges and cash prices widen the price picture across grains, metals, and livestock sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teledeco
BR. T
F C Hern
Aihlely
Sidi
Mhucago
Minneapolis
Duluth
Whc
Cash Grain
Chicago
iMac
Texas
Young Americas
Modern improvements advertised at Tremont Oshkosh
Classified notice offers a listing for a property with modern improvements and fine shale trees at 93 Park Street. Located in Oshkosh, inquiries directed to the Tremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Street
Tremont
Oshkosh
Markets Open Higher as Stocks Rally Across Sectors
Wall Street reports sustained gains in the American market with United States Steel rising early and Missouri Pacific advancing. St Paul New York Central and Pennsylvania led intraday strength while more issues climbed, before profit-taking trimmed some gains and shifting leadership toward grangers and trucking stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
American Department
London
United States Steel
Atchison
Caveral
Missouri Pacific
St Paul
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Amalgamated Copper
American Tobacco
Atviison
Tinton Pacific
St. Paul
Metropolitan Street Railway
Brooklyn
Lackawanena
Erie
Kansas & Texas
Nilmoix
Oshkosh City to Issue Seventeen Thousand Dollar Sewers Bonds
The mayor and Common Council authorize bonds not exceeding seventeen thousand dollars to fund main sewer construction in Oshkosh Wisconsin. Bonds run five years with annual payments and interest not above four percent. Debt limit capped at five percent of city assessed valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Common Council
City of Oshkosh
James
Othkash
Murdock
Issac
Hats and Fedora Styles Go On Sale Across Shades
Hats priced at 2.50 drop to 1.95 in pearl brown and slate colors. Golfs Pashas and Fedora shapes highlighted. Hats at 1.95 drop to 1.48 in grey brown and pearl mixes with Zaza Graeco and Fe dora styles. Hats at 1.48 sold at 98c in pearl slate and brown shades.
Oshkosh Bonds and Tax Provisions Ordinance Text
The ordinance outlines bond issuance for five sewer projects in Oshkosh with face value, interest, and annual tax levy to pay principal and interest. It specifies sale at face value plus accrued interest, private or public sale under the mayor and finance committee, and effective date after passage and publication. City officials certify adoption by the common council on May 28, 1401 at a restaurant event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nineteenth Street
Main Street
Murdock Street
Oshkosh
Common Council
City of
John Mulva
Ofice
Wis
T. Dan Wheel
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Fla
Appleton Op
GEO. A. Miller’s
Nin Street
Peter Painters, Paint and Wall Paper Dealers’ Association
Fond DU Lag
Mens
Enact
du Lac
Trastern
Dede
Homer
Sandas
Golf Club
Afterneon
Wan
Oshkoah
Adivertt and Grocer
Chase
Wehkly Brink
Increao
J. C. Horn
R Salon
Bayanas
Boyd
Main St
Tlass
F. Wille
Iy Sherwin-Williams
Saguare
Frank Leach Hardware CO
Ati Malan
South Main
Kandy’s
Golden Eagle Restaurant
Golden Earle
Main
D. Damuth
People’s
Benet Eo
Landoff
Tanhoff
Lanhoff
W. T. Clark
Aan $T. Il
White
Stroud & Thomson
Monarch
Krippene Hardware Co
City Market
Iight
Otter Street
Ripon
Addreas J
Northwestern Igney
McComb
Washington Street
Mra
Sam Eckstein
Merritt Street
Postoffice
City Water
Join Kinabey
Merritt St
F. A. Siebert
Athearn Hotel
W. A. Hilton
John G. Bennett
Frontenac
Wantigd
Opera House
Ferris
Oaks Main Street
Daily Northwestern
van Liew
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