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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
9
Readable fragments show undertakers, embalmers, and furnishing dealers planning a joint convention in Oshkosh. The agenda includes lectures by speakers from Milwaukee and Chicago, with sessions on embalming methods and commercial agencies. The gathering aims to organize a statewide meeting, with scheduling set for late May in the city.
A fragmentary report notes the Sao auxiliary organization of traveling salesmen discussed entertainment plans. Members elected officers and considered benefits and events for delegates, with expected performances by local manufacturers.
A chaotic OCR summary reports bowling season end actions with awards, high scores, and team standings. Names and places are obscured by errors, but references to lanes, entries, and season closure appear alongside a list of participants and prize notes.
The page lists a jumble of names, church events, weddings, hospital stays, and a creditors meeting for Custom Shirt Co. It notes a $8,000 organ dedication, a wedding in Waupaca, a German Methodist pulpit change, and a dividend finalizing in a local firm, with assorted personal notes and proverbs.
Woodmen camp No. 378 of the Modern Woodmen holds a vahedic service and exercises at the cemetery honoring the dead. Local members participate in the ritual with processions and adieus. The ceremony concludes with prayers and a tribute to departed members.
Over 100 members of Camp Sereh toa Mdale of the Arigun- At Riveraide, Mlaquent Addrennen attend a graveyard procession from Woodman hall on Algomm Street to Riverside cemetery. The Modern Woodmen of America hold solemn Memorial Day exercises with prayers by Rev. Peter Stule Ritural and an address by Otto KRoniak detailing fraternal duty and national service.
Siulont notes JT Prunington of Denver visits Clara Treichet who traveled naked to visit sister Mrs Walter Aseball. A De Pere Sunday game between Palare Clothing House team and Te Pere1 mo WHI was postponed due to rain. The Misses Mayme Victoria Kosharsky and Mary Krueger of Milwaukee with friends head to Chicago for the summer.
A dated testimonial vouches for F J Cheney of Waldring Kinnan and Marvin wholesale druggists Toledo from years of honorable dealings. The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that acts on blood and mucous surfaces, with prices per bottle and a note about hall’s patent medicines for constipation.
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