Licenses Sought as City Plans for Coming Year
Up to date records show 100 license requests filed for the coming year with 120 applications already in and more to come. The police committee and city attorney met to review American citizens seeking liquor licenses and the schedule foresees a July 4 decision. Several applicants and changes are noted, including businesses at Wisconsin Avenue, Washington Street, and Ninth Street, with some renewals refused to meet the quota and new names entering the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigonkeepera
Ldquer
Suluen Ucennes
Jim
Tony Aye
Mipka
Gindder
Abe
United States
Goenees
Dehkory Ik
Prent
Eitizend
Rinoors
A. Nefisel
Frank Wralinger
Ak Slim
Ubon
Edward Jutzenstrler
Albert Otty
Waller, Frey & Weather
Iebert Manthe
Oregon Atroot
Fred P. Goll
North Pack Avenue
Beler ‘Tiles
Saloon
Basticas
Twer & Iwer
Theodore Wits
North Park Avenue
Reeve
Orminance
Aly. Kitz
North Park
Deena
Twer & Wer
Nh Herne
Oxlefente
Hatta
Bwerd& Dyer
Albert Tender Jr
Dragon Street
Youngswirth & Herbst
Peter Stain
Stein & Larie
John . Lari.e
C. Nottkon & Son
Kenry Nell- Bun
Excursion on Lake Winnebago Delights Oshkosh Crowd
An Oshkosh High School excursion aboard the steamer Leanonder Choate drew a large crowd with dancing, caves, and river scenery at Pugh CHE. Rain interrupted the later hours but the return trip under Captain Michael Golden closed a pleasant outing, despite minor hazards from rocky shore landings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugh
Leanmler Choate
Oshkosh
Witton
Fromainy
Tye Te Imko
Hhe Hents
Lenandee Choate
Ureakwaters Landing
Cafyon
Exer Sluniste
Iff
Michael Golden
Night of the iron steed near Neenah to High Cliff quarries
A locomotive runs a rapid course from Neenah toward High Cliff quarries with smoke trailing and onlookers anxious. A Gebkosh youth and a Neenah youth Tidy join the crew, later reaching High Cliff for an evening outing though their behavior hints at a prior mischief or message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Coften
Sone Une
Jean Partichmuots
Paul Revere
Postal Clerks Meet in Oshkosh for July Convention
The Wisconsin state postal clerks announce the eighth annual convention of the Winconsin branch of the United National Postal Clerks Association to be held in Oshkosh on July 4 1908. Arrangements include a welcome address by Pustoster Crane a city tour banquet and a boat excursion on the Winnebago and Fox rivers with attendees from across the state and a planned visit by national president Me rank T Hogers of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phangush Portottioe
Winconei
Kesh
Onn- Kesh
Aevers
Oshkosh
U.N. AL P.O
Oshkosh Pastofite
Kuedis
Orr
Wilks’ Club
Commiltion
Rl BR
McCabe
Presling
Pustoster EM. Crane
Hol
Manitowoc
Elkw
Quiellore
Pata Winnebago
Peinis
Fox
Wole
Gad Pom
Dapartmant
Visiuo Post- Manaleres
T. Hogers
Chivage
Brigade encampment for First Presbyterian church boys
Brigades are to camp on a church project travel from Lake Winnebago to the shore. Companies G and H of the Way brigade will spend ten days on the road with low-cost meals. Visitors may join Saturday tours by steamer. Camp leaders are U G Carl, Thomas A Allbreght, and Rev A M Ayers With.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Way Brigade
Presbyteria
Winnebago
Ciiften
Brothertown
U. G. Carl
Thomas A. Allbreght
A. M. Ayers
Ofris Urigede
Jes Dov Becon
John Frank
Burgess Heads Erie Lines as Assistant Engineer at 33
Oshkosh native George E. Burgess, 33, rising Wisconsin railroad man, is named principal assistant engineer of the Erie lines. A University of Wisconsin graduate, he advanced from bridge inspector to assistant engineer and now oversees terminal-improvement work in Jersey City and related projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
George EH. Burgess
Oshkosh
Erlends Ui
Burgess
M Fredo Burgess
Jackson Street
University of Wisconsin
Erie
Jersey City
WN. J
Palace Clothing House Triumph Over Appleton in Close Baseball Bout
Palace Clothing House defeats Appleton 2 to 1 in a tight game at White City Park. Friday pitched for Palace, Hebel homered and drove in runs, while Stule allowed seven hits and two unearned runs amid four Palace errors. Appleton started strong, then Palace rallied in the fourth and again late to seize the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palace Clothing House
Appleton
White City Moon
Friday
Palace
Hebel
Lin
Hebel Wi
Appleton Stutz
Mankebige
Stule
Munfigle
Woulder Tomboulder
Palace Leun
Neels
Heth Athird
Dalace
Rhi Valace
Applewun
Tehms
Hebel Oo
Friday Polter
Koeck
Price Troth Jou
Thomas Tett
Steward
White City
Clerks
Tim Har
Krueger
Wi Bebling
Weber
Wering
Picker
Bialch
Arthur Ehrman
Mbhr
Mulling
Jorzensen
Mattfort
Unk Clerks
CUBS
Oshkosh Cubs
Oshkosh
Priver Tyo
Plyoan
Thiex
Sherlock
Thomas
Prize Winners Named in High School Ad Writing Contest
Henrisx T. S. Frentz of the New German American Bank announced the prize winners of the high school ad writing contest. Harry Schwartz and Miss Dorothy Bemis each received $10 for best ads. About a dozen students competed with many ads deemed excellent and creative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. Frentz
Gereman-American Bank
Big Morning
Harry Schwartz
Dorothy Bemis
Prentx
Jeff
Adven- Ualog
Adl
Frente
A. A. Schwartz
West
Algoma Street
Miles Dorothyemis
E. BE. Demis
Edythe Challoner to Wed Morue Carroll in Chicago
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Edythe M Challoner daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Challoner of 3d Cherry Avenue to Mr Morue A Carroll of the Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company of Chicago. The wedding will be held Wednesday and the couple plans to live in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edythe
M. Challoner
Mtrs
J. W. Challoner
Cherry Avenue
Morue Aa. Carroll
Xnoorthwestern Mutual Life
Surface Company
Chicagd
Chicago
Blackburn's Castor Oil Pills Denied to Contain Croton Oil
In Montgomery County Ohio on June 8 1908 Robert Blackburn swore before Notary Joseph A Wortman that Blackburn's Castor Oil Pills also known as Blackburn's Castor Royal Pills do not contain Croton Oil in any form. He offers 7000 to any scientist or individual who can prove otherwise by chemical and physiological tests. Note declares pills a reliable gentle laxative for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Blaek
Blackburn
Robert Blackburn
Joseph A. Wortman
Notary Public Montgomery Co., Oho
Children day program at First Congregational Church
Children’s Day exercises at the Virwt Congregational Church featured decorated sanctuary and pleasing program. Two classes were promoted from primary to junior, a Bible was given to each graduate, Rev Edward H Smith baptized four youths, Miss Jennie Marvin reported on memory work and attendance, prizes totaling four were awarded and donated to the church building fund, orchestral selections and hymns enhanced a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
Edward H. Smith
Jennie G."marvin
Edgar P. Sawyer
G.M. Paine
Oshkosh news notes and social items from week
RL Clark travels to Mea ford for circuit court while Miss Minnie Phillips of Randolph visits Miss Barnes on Jackson street. Mrs Henry FJT Lee sails to Sheboygan and Milwaukee to visit friends. Oshkosh Zduaves plan their fifth annual excursion to Citron on June 28 aboard the steamer Leanter Choate. Mainland returns from Boise and Seattle visits with relatives. C Schols resigns from Soper Furniture to move to Plymouth in charge of furniture and undertaking.Wisconsin free employment bureau reports 36 locals placed. Lampert at West Point to return for furlough. Frank Mekone and Larry Knapp fined for disorderly conduct. G Nw Bacon shifts to board of public works. August Metz to assist. First Presbyterian church concert features Ch St Breen orchestra, chorus solo, and Miss Avis Fellows in soprano. Mrs. E. Law of Mt Vernon hosts Carnation club birthday party with many guests. Commentary notes a town with high demand for furnished rooms and contrasts women’s and men’s strengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RL. Clark
Meaford
Eireult
Citron
Willams Mainland
Boise
Idaho
Williams- Mainland
Seattle
Spokane
Wash
Oshkosh
C. Schols
Soper Furniture Company
Plymouth
Wis
I. B. Wensing
Wisconsin Free Employment Bureau
Henry Schreiber
Blaine Lampert
Florian Lampert
Lampert
West Point Military Academy
Frank Mekone
Larry Knapp
FE. A. Kaerner
McKone
it.Jrs
G. Nw Bacon
G. H. Rendall
Department of
Board of Public Works
Bacon
Oakland Avenue
Metz
First Presbyterian “Church
Ch St. Breen
Avis Fellows
Ob Agato
Miss Fellows Pursesséx
Mt Vernon Street
Carnation Club
Mra T Wannenders
Helen
Mire
J. AJ. Stangenraus
John Crummey
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Council
Hieh
Post Jae Toasties
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek
Mich
Onhien
Ireind Journal
Peenbrieflain Boye
Geocee VW
Burgessa
Iic Linea
Clerkin
Maris Seehwaarts
Mins
Dorothy
Henrisx
Crreol
Chiceago
Andy Mina Edythe Af
Challoner
Oshkosh Brewing Co
Fou
Shaw
Grundy
Joslyn
Main Street
Eye
State of
Ohio
Montgomery
Riy
Theaserg
le. E
Virwt Congregational Church
Priate
Main St
Bauman’s
the Super Furniture Co
Dr.pierces
Golden Discovery
John Nelson Co
Feborina
PicCloshey
High Street
Stone’s
Wangoo Street
Malin Street
Ted
North Parl
F. J. Tinkham
House
Church Company
Cor. Jackson and
Irving Sta
N. H. Teal
Athearn
Cook & Brown
Marion
Scranton
Werner Fuel Co
Weener Fuel Co
Ford Studio
Orr Grundy & Fostya’s Furniture Sere
Northwestern
W.H. St. John Cor
Wisconsin and
Lincoln Aves
Telephone
Jersey Aoe
Flour Bay State
Cook Stores
Galton
Swifts Pride
Santa Claus
Lenox
Santos
Abova
Julius Martin
Pheve
Rassmussen & Miller
Gillen’s Laundry
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