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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1901
Page
8
Shoppers visit for discounted dress patterns 25c a yard bundled silk and wool pieces. Lace curtains offered two hundred single curtains and odd pairs at 44 price. White satin ribbon 15c a yard. Summer corset 50c with large stock in blue pink white. Hosiery deals include Lisle socks 25c and silk gloves 50c. Marie Antoinette buckles in silver and gold 20c.
Oshkosh pledges financial backing to host the combined Northwestern and Eastern Wisconsin Saengerfest in 1902. Five delegates will travel to Marshfield June 21–23 for support, with a $3,000 guarantee fund to cover weather and other risks. Local businessmen may be asked to fund the arrangement, and Oshkosh seeks public sentiment on the plan.
Major W G Ruthers, commissary for northern Luzon, notes 38 stations with about 25 000 troops and several thousand prisoners. He praises the subsistence department, details beef supply, canned rations, and the need for more water transport to boost fresh beef. He stresses beef stew as the finest ration and urges sauerkraut and American foods for better health among troops and Filipinos.
The Detroit Journal, edited and owned by Wim. Livingston since 1892, was purchased by a group of local capitalists led by RB. D. Starr and others. They take over after tomorrow’s issue and print the first number Monday, with Henry P. Hatherington becoming managing editor. The paper’s policy will remain largely unchanged. The group includes Henry Stephens, Charles L. Palms, F. C. Andrews, Dr. J. B. Book, and A. L. Stephens.
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