Cadets in Milwaukee and city visitors noted
The Daily Northwestern item lists Carl B. AfeCadets in Milwaukee today, W R Corwin of The Chicago American on a special assignment, smallpox and diphtheria vaccination cards ordered, visits by Mrs Glasgow and Miss Laffay Buller, and local social notes. It records weddings licenses issued to several couples, a near drowning incident on Lake Winnebago, the Anton Koch funeral, probate details for R J Wolsbrod, and various town residents and events with names and addresses.
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Carl B
Milwaukee
W. R.corwin
Chicago
Sakdiphtheria
Frederick Avenue
George Walters
Fifth Street
Mra
Glasgow
Topeka
Kan
Laffay Buller
Mmisls
Anna Welsabrod
Charlies J. Welsbrod
Washington
Atreet Charles Bauer
Arion
Chestta
Fond du Lac
Bowen
General Bragg
P. & Bixby
Westford
Mr. Bixby
Bixby
Paine Lumber Company
Ming Mildred Ray McComb
Madison
A. C. McComb
Normal School
F. W. Simpson
L. R. Larson
Menasha
W. H. Miller
Ernestine Edwards
Winneconne
Henry Pahtow
Vinland
Mira Rosa Henke
G. Malmvers
Jennie 5. Anderson
Cook
Albert Ewerts
Lake Winnebage
Weed's Point
Ewerts
Ewarts
Anton Koch
Joseph Meck
M. EL
Henry Koch
Albert Koch
Ralph Zimmermann
Edward Zimmermann
J. Wolsbrod
WHI
Sophia 8
Welsprod
Misa Clara Weisbrod
E. W. Weisbrod
Schneider
J. H. Merrill
E. A. Kaerner
Banquet Honors Gen E S Bragg Before Havana Move
Fort du Lac event salutes General Bragg on departure for Havana where he has been named consul general by President Roosevelt. Oshkosh lawyers Judge Burnell Cleveland and others attend at Windsor hotel with toastmaster Morris McKenna. Dinners and speeches mark a large farewell noted for Bragg’s legal career and friendship with the late W Felker, ending after a long night.
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E. &. Bragg
Fond du Lac
G. W. Burnell
C. D. Cleveland
Moses Hooper
F.C. Stewart
Windsor Hotel
Havana
Roosevelt
Morria McKenna
H. E. Sweet
Bragg
N. C. Giffin
W. D. Cornell
C. C. Grafton
Rk. H. Weller
Hooper
General Bragg
F. C. Stewart
W. Felker
Caffin
Lawrence University
Ward Pupils Graduate At City Hall Exercises
Graduating exercises for elzhin grade Parks First word Dale and Sixth street schools were at City Hall with a large audience. Eighth grade chorus sang Our Triumphant Flag. Recitations included The Oil School Clock by Frank Thiessen and The Organ Grinder by Ena Richarda. Performances by Gretchen Mehlmann, Herbert Hum, Edward Bellman, Jennie Nelson, and Lloyd Hansen highlighted the program.
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May Croster
Rhea Gates
Flore Hei“singer
Harold Iwewellyn
Ida Price
Alma Crossett
Elizabeth Edwards
Ralph Havemann
Herbert Hurn
Joseph Mahoney
Jailian Shorey
Gladys Stillman
Je Woda
Ix Youmans
Dale Nabool
Charles Bray
Irving Davey
Clara Fitzgerald
Gertrude Hebel
Grace Meentsen
Versa Me
Ace Chester Ailller
Ray Nintzel
Ate Stevenson
Frank Thiesgen
Meta Voas
Pearl Zlem
Frank Cowan
William Dougherty
Lloyd Hansen
Clarissa McFetridge
Gretchen
Mehlmann
Walter Meyer
Jennie Nelson
Alma Echlerb
Louis
8Igil
Kyther Thon
George Young
Sixth Street School
Agnes Abramy
Edward Bellman
Tile Daniels
Ena Richards
Ernest Becker
Mattie Ber- Bowhins
Berard Pearson
Josephine OR
Elzhin
First Word
Dale
Sixth Street
City Hall
Martha Rot- Mina
Sunt
Hy A. Simonds
Frank Thiessen
Dale School
Ena Richarda
South Street
Sehool
Gretchen Mehlmann
Bis van Dyck
Miss Mehlmann
Aelmis
Voices of the Woods
Napoleon
Herbert Hum
First Ward
Echo and Ferry
Highlands
Tory
Rhee Gates
Firet Ward
di Plorone
Bimonee
Wisconsin Stationary Engineers Convenes Amid Festive Plans
The second Winconsin state convention of the National Association of Stationary Engineers opens with printed programs and a big Sunday picnic. Delegates arrive by special trains from Milwaukee Racine Kenosha Waukesha Manitowoc Sheboygan Green Bay and other cities. The program includes city hall sessions, a trolley tour, a Lake Winnebago yacht ride aboard the Anna M, and a Sunday visit to Electric Park with a bandstand address by George B. Van Thssel. The city hall will host main business with a decorated Welcome sign and a formal Ladies Auxiliary inaugural led by Mrs Neltle I. Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wincongin
National Association of Stationary Engineers
J. H. Crawford
Aaron Brogden
P. L. Getchell
Thaxter Reed
Astor Ripley
John Dewey
Sheboygan
Oshkosh
Gnecal
Milwaukee
Racine
Kenosha
Waukesha
Manitowoc
Green Bay
Kuchaona
Appleton
Wausat
Délegatioa
Ssesson
Council Chamber
Council Chamber of the City Hall, Corner Ostate
Otter Atrects
I. Hl.crayford
Atuyor John Mulva
Attormey James H. Harris
Chicago
Lelne Boller Company
National Association
J. H. Optenberg
Shebassan
State Association
Optenberg
Winnebago Traction Company
Lake Winnebago
Anna M
Main Street
Electric Park
Arion
George BR. van ‘Thssel
Busij
N. A.G.D
Association of Engineers
Neltle I. Harris
Ihe
Stationary Engineers’ Association
Cshkeeh
H. Cker
George Stroub
Stroub
Crawford
Coffee Sense Postum Ad Pitch in Prin
A St Paul woman recounts quitting coffee after sleeplessness and heart palpitations. She switched to Postum Coffee and reports better sleep, renewed strength, and resolved palpitations. The ad notes coffee’s appeal to some and urges quitting coffee if a family member has stomach, bowels, kidneys, eyes, or nervous issues, claiming health improves with Postum.
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St. Paul
Oshkosh Aims to Be Wisconsin Convention City
Oshkosh is hailed as the convention city of Wisconsin with many state gatherings held recently and more planned this summer and next year. Business leaders urge active outreach inviting organizations, improving inns and parks, and promoting the city to hosts and visitors to boost prosperity.
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Wisconsin
Oshkosh
German Catholic Benevolent Society of Wisconsin
Winnebago District
W. C
U. Btate Catholic Clerical Abstinence Union
S. Heymann
FP. H. Josslyn
I. Walsh
Board of Trade
Northwestern
Beenie
Choate
Revere House
Qshkosh
Oshkosh Water Works Co
Tate
Oshkosh urged to host more conventions for steady trade
James Jenkins and Fee Eaton note Oshkosh would gain hospitality and lasting business by attracting conventions. F A Plummer says merchants back conventions to help entertain and donate. Sherman Church argues a state convention benefits Oshkosh more than a state fair, citing Catholic meetings and orders for goods.
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Carl Laminte
Oshkosh
Nou
Oshkoshug
Board of Trade
J. Struebing
F. A. Plummer
Ochkosh
The
Elks and Yacht Club
Sherman Church
Invitathar
Wasted Away and Cures Mentioned in Salem Letter
A letter from Robert R Watts of Salem Missouri describes long kidney disease and relief after Foley's Kidney Cure. The note exults the remedy, sold by E A Dorn, with accompanying medical ads touting Gossom's Oxygen Tania Tableta and Rocky Mountain Tea from Bowman’s Pharmacy.
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Robert R Watts
Salem
Foley
E. A. Dorn
Manalona
Rocky Mountain Tea
Bowman's Pharmacy
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