Of Cap Iowa Jac Diacom Bar Row
Local clipping shows a bar row in CaP Iowa involving Jac Diacom at the Oak Fork establishment. Details are fragmented but indicate a gathering or incident at a bar in OF CaP area with ongoing untold developments.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1900
Page
3
Local clipping shows a bar row in CaP Iowa involving Jac Diacom at the Oak Fork establishment. Details are fragmented but indicate a gathering or incident at a bar in OF CaP area with ongoing untold developments.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various names and words with unclear context. The readable items include phrases like the arise the Marrisan ee and Atrium, with scattered references to Pischer, Mon n and Mia, and a quoted line about reading ett Le of the ued.
A fragmented, unclear text from Davenport references political actions and bodies, noting a prohibition or ban by a society and remarks about responsibility and charges. It mentions Night St Paul and Ewe s, with scattered phrases about aid, respect, and party bans, lacking coherent details.
The column lists day’s price ranges for various commodities including beef, pork, flour, hides, wool, salt, and coal alongside wholesale and retail figures. It describes retail prices for eggs, stove coal, and soft coal, with a narrative note on the Dateh street area and antique streetscape reflecting old fashion canal views and quiet retirement scenes near The Tage, evoking Gentleman's Magazine style.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a horse named in a military context with markings on its hind feet and branding. Several digits and letters on both fore and hind legs are mentioned, including S854 and letters E B. The passage admires the horse’s symbolism and hints at historical actions involving horses in war.
The state Democratic convention in Wyoming plans to select six delegates and six alternates to the national convention. The meeting, held in Laramie, follows preliminary talks and outlines the party’s slate for the upcoming statewide event.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions candidates and delegates, names unclear, and a pledge to be sent to a city body. It references Hirose Fre the teo Poninsdi merce and Tak Peleg tes WH, but most names and details are garbled. The piece lacks coherent facts or dates.
The fragment describes fraudulent tonics and cosmetics sold by druggists B. A. Horn and others, toutting vitamins, digestion aids, complexion guarantees, and “Liberty Tablets.” It parodies medical claims with garbled text and references to questionable tonics, pills, and aerated potions amid sensational language and price hints. It also mentions a fire escape joke about a summer hotel proprietor and various therapeutic elixirs, pills, and bitters.
The article touts northern Wisconsin as ripe for growth with cheap, easy terms on timber lands and farms. It highlights roads, schools, and infrastructure, plus abundant resources like iron ore clay and timber. It promotes the Wisconsin Central railway and urges interested parties to request illustrated pamphlets from W. H. Kellen and officials in Milwaukee.
Daily and Sunday train notices describe departures from South Osakesh with sleepers on the track at the passenger depot. Five minute later trains, free ree tickets, and connections at New London Junction with the G I W St Paul railway are noted. The 7 26 m train links to Loudon Junction for points west to Grand Rapids.
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