Waushara Deputy in Town and Local Notices
Waushara County Deputy Sheriff J Jones visits the city. A diphtheria card is ordered for Mr. Morgan at 106 Prospect Avenue. J W Annis of Memphis wishes his children cared for at Robert Campbell’s home. Henry O'Brien of Ironwood visits his parents at 47 Crapo Street. G Clark of Oshkosh Clothing Co. returns from travel. Stenographer role taken by Eugene Buckstaff at Wisconsin Gings Co. Home Mission Society meets at 299 Etm Aireet. J J Sturtevant and J F Jording visit. Jording seeks state treasurer nomination. Two new smallpox cases: John Pollock at Fox River House 198 Fifth Street. Charles Ott 69 Ninth Street. Funeral for Bauer daughter at St Vincent’s Church. School buildings tour by Beatrice Stretch baptized at 155 Oregon Street. Funeral for Mrs William Chase at 135 Eleventh Street conducted by Rev Edward H. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seputy Sheriff
J. Jones
Waushara County
Mr. Morgan
Prospect Avenue
J. W. Annis
Memphis
Eugene Buckstaff
Wiscumsdon Art Gings
Beatrice Maria Stretch
Edward H. South
Charles G. Stretch
Oregon Street
William Chase
Eleventh Street
Edweard H. Smith
Arion Band Concert and Evening At Electric Park
Tonight Arion Band performs at Electric Park with a selected program. An electric fountain and moving pictures depicting the destruction of St Pierre accompany the program. Local items include a Berlin Eureka Omro excursion crowd and a court arraignment in Oshkosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion Band
Electric Park
Electric Fountain
St. Pierre
Capital Backing Green Bay to Madison Line Hinted
K Rideout, president of the National Union Bank, returned from a Boston trip with positive assurance from financiers that capital will support a new independent road from Madison to Green Bay if preliminary freight and population statistics justify it. Backers show no hesitancy in backing a short line project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. K Rideout
National Union Bank
Massachusetts
Maine
Boston
Rideout
Madison
Green Bay
Dacking
Arion Band Plans Concert at Electric Park Tonight
The Arion band will perform at Electric Park tonight with a special program Bandeen adapted for the occasion. A cinema tent will show Mov fog pictures depicting the destruction of St. Pierre and a modernistic ballet will be presented at the heater as part of the event.
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Arion
Electric Park
St. Pierre
Floral Parade Arrangements for Elks Carnival in Oshkosh
The floral parade plans are set for Thursday at 3 PM if fair weather holds. rain postpones to Friday. Elks lead, followed by equestrians, private carriages, and business floats with 32 decorated conveyances assured. Route runs Church, Main, South Main, and Algoma streets. police provide crowd control.
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Elks
Arn
W. E. Ryder
W. H. Hathaway
E. Lubin
M. H. Goettman
Henry Roenitz
Phil. H. Sawyer
Winifred Hollister
J. W. Himebaugh
Ideson
James Masterson
John Morris
Are
Thomas Wall
J. A. Crum
James Jenkins
Pau-ko-tuk
Fannie Medberry
Lorenz Gunz
W. P. Findelsen
B. W. Weisbrod
Madison
John Storm
Caroline Lipdey
Milas Franc Ford
Mrx
John Cameron
Milo Buckstar
J. J. Stevenson
G. C. Hi
Wiltian Hoernig
John Oaks
Klynwin
BR. W. Wilde
Erna Ole
Church Street
Jackson
Main
Tenth Street
Algotma Street
Elka
Algoma Street
Jackson Street
Alao
Church
Frederick Avenue
Central Avenue
Polk
John F. Kiuwin
E.R. Welsbron
Light Street
Algoma
Charles White
Ben Hooper
Lodge of Elks
Wilkie on the Rack at City Hall Finance Meeting
The common council finance committee with Mayor and Health Officer F J Wilkie met to revisit smallpox expense bills including 319.75 for attendance and medicine. Bills from health officer and grocers and meat suppliers were reviewed after prior referral and were expected to be passed favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
F. J. Wilkie
City Hall
Board of Health
Committee On Poor and Poor Commissioner
Finance Committee
Poor
Committee On Poor
Itwan
Wilkie
Six More Scarlet Fever Cases Reported In City
Six new scarlet fever cases are named including Robert Labudde George Clark James Gould Marion Williams Lille Covey and Louis Bruins. Families report illness in residents near these households and blame spread on inadequate quarantine and children attending school and socializing with neighbors. Officials urge strict isolation of the sick and avoiding contact to prevent school outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Labudde
Thirteenth Street
George Clark
Broad Street
James Gould
Algoma Street
Marion Williams
Scott Street
Lille Covey
Wigh Street
Louis Bruins
High Street
Acholl
Crane to Washington Aids Oshkosh Postmaster Bid
Oshkosh candidate E M Crane urged by Representative Davidson to travel to Washington to answer Milwaukee Journal charge and press for appointment as postmaster. Crane says he has not yet received a formal request and will not go without president’s invitation. He trusts Davidson’s recommendation will secure the post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davidson
E. M. Crane
Oshkosh
Washington
Milwaukee Journal
Crane
Millwaukee Free Pres
Jh. M. Crane
Northwestern
White Wings of Oshkosh Clean City Brigade
Oshkosh street cleaners join a "White Wings" unit with white helmets scarves and white uniforms. The campaign era workers appear in full dress and impress the public as they keep Main Street spotless. The look draws praise and suggests Oshkosh resembles a big city during the Elks carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh Satret Chzanara
White Wings
New York
Fifth Avenue
Oshkosh
Big City
Independent Telephone executives eye Oshkosh expansion
Richard Valentine of Janesville and Richard Parentine Veresident of the Wisconsin Independent Telephone discuss plans for forming an independent system linking Oshkosh with Milwaukee and other cities. They estimate costs between 100000 and 160000 for underground lines and exchange setup, with aims to extend long distance service and modernized circuits if franchises are secured. The group emphasizes potential 10 percent dividends and expanding to about 900 phones in Janesville and related growth statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Valentine
Janesville
Adary Telephone
Waupaca
Armlay
Nies
Valentine
Oshkosh
Mlwaukee and
Oxhkoah
Milwaukee
Rock County Telephone Company
Bell Company
Ashland to Host Elks Convention Baseball Series
Oshkosh meets Ashland at Combination Park in a two game series tied to the Wisconsin Elks State convention. Thursday’s first pitch is 4 15 p m and Friday’s follows the floral parade with 3 2 o clock start. Ashland features University of Wisconsin talent and Revoy a former Chicago American pitcher.
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Combination Park
Elks
OshKosh
Ashland
University of Wisconsin
Ware
Curtis
Erickson
Revoy
Chicago American
Ashlands
Leonard Ware
Walters
Whitthoro
Pardner, Poot and Connorm
Dubetitutes
Philadelphia seeks injunction to stop players in Cleveland case
The Philadelphia National League club filed suit in U S district court asking a perpetual injunction against La Jose and Bernhardt to bar them from playing with the Cleveland American League club. The suit cites a Pennsylvanialaw contract and the case may be heard by Judge Wing this afternoon. Dayton hosts all American bowling team plan tour starting October 6 with captain Al Selbach and a lineup including Voorheis Wolt and Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Philadelphia National League Baseball Club
Attoneys
United States District Court
Messrs
la Jose
Bernhardt
Wing
Dayton
Pacific Coast
al Selbach
Baltimore American League
Ohio
John J. Voorheis
New York
Phil Wolt
Brooklyn
Ernest Peterson
Star Roller
Chicago
Sam Karpt
Darton
American, Bowling Congress
Ej.tour
Minnesota
Montana
North
South Dakota
Tiro
Missouri
WiMor
Wisconsin
Michigan
Nebraska
Ume
Enrpr
Postal Silent on Pennsylvanian Land and Offices Deal
Postal Telegraph officials declined to comment on a report that Postal had completed negotiations to take over land lines and offices of the Pennsylvania company now run by Western Union. No statement was made today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vuny Sews
Postal Telegraph Company
Postal
Pennsylvania
Western Union
Weather Bureau reports mixed crop conditions across regions
The weekly crop summary notes abnormal cool conditions east of the Rockies with sporadic frost damage in the central and northern Rocky Mountains, the Dakotas, Minnesota and parts of Iowa and New York. Rain and warmth vary by region, with drought in the central gulf states and Texas poorest in years, while Pacific coast areas stay favorable and oats and wheat show general progress but with localized rust and lodging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
The
Weather Bureau
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Minnesota
Towa
New York
Gulf States
Texas
Lower
Missouri Valley
Lower Lake Region
Pacific Coast
Washington
Corn
Upper Valley
Upper Lake Region
Upper
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Tennessee
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
Oregon
California
Wisconsin
Missouri
Mississippi
Arkansas
Kansas
Virginia
Carolinas
Maryland
New England
Letters Cost Him Place In Russian Synod
Correspondence from St Petersburg notes the expected retirement of M Pobedonostseff procurator of the holy synod. Age may prompt the change though disagreement on a successor slows acceptance. Threatening letters and a big envelope to Pobedonosteeff plus one to Sipiaguine after a tragedy weigh on the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St Petersburg
M. Poabedonostseff
Holy Synod
Balmashefft
M. Sipiaguine
Interior
M. Pobedonosteeff
Susquehanna Coal wins partial return to mines at Nanticoke
The Susquehanna Coal Company controlled by the Pennsylvania Railroad reports several engineers and firemen and pump runners return to its Nanticoke collieries after a secret meeting. Exact headcount unknown as company officials refrain from comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated
Wilkesbarre
Susquehanna Coal Company
Pennsylvania Railroad
Nanticoke
Bananas Sold By The Bunch At Low Prices
Local market ad from W. H. Boyd at City Market promotes bananas at wholesale prices with low debt costs and cash terms. The notice claims 10 cent delivery and savings of 2 to 40 percent compared to rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. HB. Boyd
Boyds Meals First Class Meals for 15 Cents
Boyd offers a new deal for business men and clerks with a first class meal for 15 cents. Available from 11:30 to 1:00 and 5:30 to 7:00, with high quality cooking and all cash, located at Boyd City Market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Deal
Boyd
City Market
Up-to-Date Meal at Golden Eagle Restaurant
Golden Eagle Restaurant at 156 Main Street in D Damuth offers an Up-to-Date Meal featuring beat meats and vegetables. Proprietor Isc Fach presents the menu as the city’s best dining option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isc Fach
Golden Eagle Restaurant
Main Street
D. Damuth
Propristor
Piano For Sale and Misc Notices On Myrtle Street
An upright piano for sale at a low price, slight varnish mar. Also lost items a shorthand manual and notebook with a finder request. Several help wanted notes for domestic tasks and dining room staff.
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Mrytle Street
Jefferson Avenue
Main Street
Mra
Clendenning
Bn Merritt Street
O. Rumery Jr
New York Avenue
Taland
Wisconsin Avenue
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Eureka
Omro
Montrose Morgan
Black Wolf
Louis Reed
F. J. Wiki
Joseph
Marx
Head
H.C Nelson
Bowen Street
Louis
Ellis
Osh'‘skosh Lodge No
H. A. Ward
Philp Phafenroth
Mary Phafenroth
Germany
Hlm
John Hollab
Dra’ M. Muscavitch
L. Muscaviteh
Foygun
Paglars
Gustav Klemann
Peter Jeffers Jr
K. Rideout
Eaat
Green Bay- Madison
P. G. Stone Fy Anaes
Amr
Ina Kitchen
Universal
Food Chopper
Cute Sverything Tov
Eveking
Se BM
Buatys CO
Main St
Els
Mra. BE. A. Horn
Pan CheLuny
Wd Oletice
Woaelon No
Mulva
Mulya
Sacho
H. Tyriver
Tyriver
Licely
Daniel Williams
Badger Club Hall
Arions
Chas. F. Abraham
Richard Parentine
Wisco
Ie Saya
MiUwaewk Gud Oskhkook Tm
Oshkosh Bes
Wisconsin Association of Elka
Armony B
Big All Elks
John Mulva
Oshkosh Lodge of Elks
W. A. Gordon
A. F. Warden
State Association of Elks
David 8. Rose
Opera Howse Square
Coal Company
Eastman’s
New County Map
Winnebago
County
Hicks Printing Company
Mape
Bank
Busines House
Kuehmnsted Clothing
wWere
Dunham Gu
Saser
Dunham's
DR. Raiche
Hoaglin & Chase
Corner Main
Merritt Sts
South Main and
Ninth Sts
Telephone
Kranich & Bach
S. N. Bridge & Sons
Dane Bros
Macy Iain Byreet
Tawar Donnelly
Tlarkets
Harmon's
J. W. Taylor & Co
E. Main Street
T. C. McCullough
Ue Main
Evans Bros
Water Consumers
Oshkosh Water Works Cail
Malmberg Bros
Wickert
Daugherty & Curtis
Algoma St
Tel
J. R. Chapman & CO
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