Advert for Dr. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery cures dyspepsia
An advertisement claims biligus pes and torpid liver with indigestion cause symptoms like fatigue head aches coated tongue and heartburn. It promotes Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invigorator stomach tonic and nerve strengthener with a full ingredient list on the bottle wrapper and states it contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs. Produced by the Worlds Dispensary Medical Association of Buffalo NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
World's Dispensary Medical Association
Props
Buffalo
N.Y
Convention at Yacht Club Promotes Funeral Trade Ties
Delegates from Wisconsin Funeral Directors and Bakeries associations converge at Lake Mroat to discuss fellowship and business. Attendees include furniture and kindred industries reps, with a program of entertainments at the Yacht Club and theater, featuring Ole Johnsen and Scandinavian dialect tales, plus tours and tastings for visiting manufacturers and dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wie
Camda
Gai Citralme
Gshkost
Nuwlda
Good Fellowship
Indy
Tti
Ciebkosh Yaehtelah
Wilbert
Yucht Club
Ole
Wlaconsia
Vtaders
Focumucin Fartoureia
Firnttara
Wladrendine Mustrlea
Paeda
Targeis
Aohody
Wion
Jon
Elebretetock
Tours
Countey
Frome Wo
Imanu- Tacturers
Gibshe
Prada
May Start Pension Fund Plan Prompts National Debate
Fragmented text suggests a pension fund starting amid political debate. Mentions officials and possible national impact, with unclear names and dates. Indicates push for reform and state alignment, but details are garbled.
Postal clerks convention planned for Aviantle City in September
A convention of post office clerks is to be held in Aviantle City in September with discussion of a proposal expected to be considered at the state meeting in Naraboo in July Barabov will host the convention and the issue is described as important to postal clerks nationwide and likely to draw attention at Barabov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cam Gehhesh
Uiehero
Phat
Aviantle City
Atate
Naraboo
Armis
Uie
Barabov
Preparations Underway for Sangerfest By Oshkosh Group
The Oshkosh Maennerchor held a special Monday meeting at Stehallaon Bay street to prepare for the Sangerfest concert on July and to receive guidance from Appleton leader Ko Schueller. The event will unite choirs from Oshkosh and Appleton at Appleton July Duke and a mass chorus, with forty reservations at Sherman hotel for the weekend.
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Oshkosh
Hath Zavicker
First View
Joseph Guentert
Preshtett
Auton Brandfest
Ernest Hockstetter
Pecan
Jhuingsik
Lapis Weber
Chorge
Popp
Catarlén Sonnleltner
Appleton Chorus
Rehafer
Adibreens
Appleton Society
Stengerfost
Sherman Hotel
Gehkeah
Roewekamp Company Reorganizes After Dissolution
The Roewekamp company dissolves under one name and reorganizes as Roewekamp Company with 150000 capital in 1600 shares. Carl Roewekimp and Peary Roewekarmy sign the dissolution, new incorporators are listed, and the firm continues in wholesale whale products from Stringhat block on South Main Street.
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Pitlayar
Roews= Kamp company
Artleles
Ine Corporation
Cin Officu
Regieler
Devs WE Jentyna
Olution van Gat
Troewekemp Brothers Company
Roewekemp Company
Carl Roewekimp
Peary Roewekarmy
Phe
Camp Trip Planned By Begs Brigade For Thursday
The Begs brigade of the Pros Unitovian church plans a Thursday camp at Sunepont near Lake Wine. Members including Miss Nette lutterworth Mina Mary Trudge and others will travel to Brothertown for a two week encampment with their girls group.
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Winenebage
Caten
Wales
Fisk
Delgade
Sunepont
Misa Nette Lutterworth
Mina Mary Trudge
D. Hreon
Prank Jydla
Brothertown
6000 Races Planned At Oshkosh July Fourth Matinee
Oshkosh Driving club plans Independence Day matinee with 6000 races at the Driving park. Free-for-all pacing attracts top Fox River valley entries including Pansy Blossom Elmer An KH Oxcar Wilde and others from Fenelon and Franey stables. Track will be prepared for 2.26 pace and a trot race plus several running events. New London horse expected in the free-for-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Ashkosh
Fox River Valley
Independence
Taylor H
John Strange
McWittan
Hoover
Heffner
Pansy Blossom
Elmer An KH
Oxcar Wilde
William Grott
Bambooslan
Frank Dougherty
Faust
J. V. Gunn
Spidare
F. Stretch
Fenelon
Hipon
Franey
Fond du Luc
London
Longest Days and Summer Solstice Heat Across Town
The article describes the summer solstice heat on Monday June 23 with temperatures around ninety five degrees Fahrenheit in shade and higher in sun. It notes the sun at its farthest north point, future drift toward the pole, and the longest stretch of daylight from early morning until about eight at night. A thunderstorm and a brief cool spell brought relief before heat resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truch Girdeners
Jaree Alton Ecs
Ate
Iteley Fundy
Poward
Dirck
Tryweloc
Chamber of Commerce committees set to meet Thursday
Committees of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce will gather Thursday evening on Washington Street to discuss the organization’s operations. Subcommittees include park and playgrounds, waterworks, government plan, taxes, and grounds, each with three members led by Rev. J C Haran, C O H Williams, Capt E C Bowen, E Rich, and John Keith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerse
Washington Street
Chairyman
J.C. Haran
Fox River Valley
Oshkosh
Indianapolis
Yrantier
Lyceum World
Convention at Waupaca Danish Lutheran Young People Meet
Tey N PLT Nielson pastor of the Danish Lutheran church leads a delegation to Waupaca for a Wisconsin district convention. Our Saviour's church hosts meetings from June 25 to 27 with opening remarks by Rev BE Nielsen and welcome by Rev M N Andreasen. Activities include a veterans home visit and Chain of Lakes outing.
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Inne
BE. M. Nielsen
Poysippi
M. N. Andreasen
Wanpaen
N. LP
J. Nielsen
Thin City
Veterans Home
Chain of Lakes
Harold
Jengen of Bakt to Deliver Address at City Service
Jengen of Bakt plans a Sunday morning address at Ley, Land, with district president presiding. The afternoon session will feature further remarks and an evening program, with attendance expected from 4,838 residents and local officials.
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Jengen
Bakt Ke City
Plays at New London Between Oshkosh Team and White Box
On Sunday Oshkosh Business College team travels to New London to face the White Box nine for a 56 dollar side bet. Oshkosh fans will accompany the college squad and an umpire from Wahkesh will oversee the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliams Business College
New London
Oshkerh
Oshkosh Rooters
Wahkesh
Walt
Piteh
Oshkosh
Bennett
Pine
Short Notes From Algoma City and Vicinity
Local notes report Mrs. Julia A. Hooper returned home from Lake side gamitorium. Mr. Bert Worden and Miss Pearl Lisk visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robison in Viniland. George T. Freeborn of 210 Catherine street shows slight improvement after illness. Mrs. C. J. Wescott of 885 Waugoogtrent improves after heart trouble. St Peters church ladies move a special morning Thursday event to the aciorn building. Arlen band and orchestra travel to Elkhart Wisconsin for the state pharmacists convention for four days. Emil Henike and daughter Virginia return from Milwauket after stay at G. bo Ratcliffe residence. William Hadrich of Alcoma harvests thirty five boxes of ripe strawberries. second grower to do so locally. Marriage licenses issued to William Frieberg and Irtha Weitzel, Bert Allender and Myrtle Heiss. D. J. Bruxer visits from Chicago. his daughter Mary stays through next week. Mr. and Mrs. Kruxer sponsor Oswald Charles Petree’s baptism at St Peters church. Health Officer A. H. Brodie May report lists 41 deaths, 53 births, 5 accidents, 16 marriages. contagious diseases include scarlet fever, diphtheria, smallpox, typhoid, tuberculosis with seventeen fumigations. Ray Sheppard hosts 30 guests in Algoma town for Clarence Melcher and Jessie Tradley wedding tomorrow. mock shower gifts hung on a clothesline. Weeden Drug Co. announces agency for Zeno skin remedy with claims of cures and proofs. Lighthearted note on automobile racing woes and a playful jab at beauty standards.
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Julia A. Hooper
Algoma Street
Lakeside Gamitorium
Bert Worden
Pearl Lisk
Charles Robison
Viniland
George T. Freeborn
Catherine Street
C. J. Wescott
Waugoogtrent
St Peter’s Church
Aciorn
Arlen
G. Bo Ratcliffe
Clyburn Street
Milwauet
J. J. Fish
Wiliam Frieberg
Irtha Weitzel
Bert Allender
Myrtle Helss
D. J. Bruxer
Chicago
JC. Petree
Main Street
Bruxer
Mary
Lruxer
Kruxer
Arte Aa
Oswald Charles Petree
Httle
J.C. Petree
Bt. Peter's Church
A. H. Brodie
Ray Sheppard
Sheppard
Algoma
Clarence Melcher
Jessie M. Tradley
Metoune
Trouble Makers Ousted and Health Claims From Remedies
A readably garbled ad column touts Dr King s New Life Plus for stomach trouble and Dyspepsia with claims of appetite and vigor gains. It mentions Foles Kidney Remedy for Bright s disease risk, Burdock Blood Bitters for skin clarity, and local address F A Tlarn 63 Main Street. It also jokes about fashion terms and a public reception handshake boast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bauman
Bright
Foles
F. A. Tlarn
Main Street
Colonel Stephenson III In critical condition at Asheville
Washington dispatch reports Col Stephen Stephenson III son of Senator Stephenson is listed in critical condition in Asheville North Carolina after seeking health treatment. Letters show he is holding his own though still endangered. Senator Stephenson and wife relatives travel to Asheville to be near him. He has arranged filings on tariff bill matters and asked to be listed as favoring free hides.
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Washington, D. C
Watson Stephenson
Senator Stephenson
Ashville
N.C
J. Earl Morgan
Oshkosh
Asheville
Stephenson
Senate
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Ferthal O¢ Appleton
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Omma
Candace Hanle
Sbsterianm Hogs
Moldow
Postarya
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Biko Puase
Pax River Valley
Chamber of Commerce
Ange
Waupaca
Wilsame Business College
Walle
Ven
Wiliam Hadrich
Alcoma
Weeden Drug Company
Zeno
ZEMO
Stephenson III
Wisconsin Segpter
Dacwerone
JS Facumenta
Dennis
Fanny Footlights
Polly Pinktights
LynnsFigs
California
Fic Syrup Co
Paris Green
Medland
Opera House Square
Beecham
Motion Colapsibee-Go-Cart
Rgwech Schram
Art Furniture House
Cs “Cor- Main
Washington
Oshkosh, Wis
Wickert
Malin Street
Vodevil
Gilroy, Haynes & Montgomery
Nancy Lee
Gordon & Marx Forman Camerans
Gillespie & CO
Tuscano Brothers
Battle Axe
Guy Johnson
Bat
Klar
Rt Rae
Sane le
Ash Street
Qannoan
Nichols’ Confectionery
Main St
Phone
W. H. St. John
Wisconsin Ave
F. C
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Church
Main Streets
United States
Buckstaff-Edwards Co., Ltd
Stroud’s
Paragon Oil&Supply Co
E. S. Wilson
Becausi Ag
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