Wisconsin post office clerks plan Oshkosh convention program
The Wisconsin Post Office Clerks convention in Oshkosh July 3 and 4 features an informal reception at the Elks Club July 3, sessions July 4 led by Carl H. McCabe, welcome by Postmaster Edward Crans, a response by Edward C. Zander, luncheons, a parade ride, lake trips, and a banquet at 6:20 PM.
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Wisconsin Fostoffice Clerka
Oshkosh
Delates
Gshkosh
Elks’ Club
Carl H. McCabe
United States Court Room
Federal Building
Edward 4. Crans Weill
Edward C. Zander
Manttower
Zander
Wisconsin State Association of Postoffice Clerks
Theft charges and court notices from Wisconsin records
A battered Wisconsin item reports Henry Tretchal, 15, arrested for stealing from boys at North Park and paroled from the Industrial School for Boys in Waukesha. Other notes include Larsen jailed eight days for drunkenness and nonpayment, a saloon case against a ribald keeper, and Lang in municipal court on a fishing without a license charge with previous mistrials.
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Henry Tretchal
Industrial School
Waukeshay
Tretchal
North Park
Schouk . Larsen
J. Rasmussen 3 & Sons Company
William Rasmussen
Rovert Olds
Onsy Wan
Neenth
Lehmitty Q
J. Lehr
Appleton
Henry Tang Waa
Guauiicipal
Lang
Mack Wolf Farmer
Fewis
Deputy Warden Warns on Fox River Net Violations
Deputy Game Warden C. EB Follett reports that many fishers on the Fox River between Lake Winnebago and Lake Butte des Mortes are ignorant of the line rule prohibiting net use and notes he has returned removed lines to owners with warnings. He now plans arrests for willful violations, while other river sections remain open with licenses and tugs.
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C. EB
Follett
Appuny
Fox River
Lake Winnebago
Lake
Bute Morts
Hia
Whintebago
Butte Dex Mort
Married in Milwaukee Cedar Grace Baptist wed in Milwaukee
Carl Lindner and Mina Lulu Howard were united in marriage at Grace Baptist church in Milwaukee on a Wednesday in June. The groom is the youngest son of the late Henn Lindner, a known Oshkosh baker, and works as a baker in Milwaukee. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Jessie Sandford of 886 Broad Street, has worked at the Oshkosh Muslin Underwear Company for four years. They will reside in Milwaukee for now.
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Carl Yindney
Lehi Hawi
Milwaukee
Grace Baptist Church
Mark Jr. Bancramt
Lindner
Henn Lindner
Tride
Minekee
Jessie Sandford
Broad Street
Oshkush Muslin Underwear Company
Airs. Lindner
Have Bachelor Dinner for Carl W Hollister
Carl W Hollister was guest of honor at a bachelor dinner party at Oshkosh Yacht Club hosted by his brother S. Rex Hollister and Jesse J. O Brien. About seventeen intimate friends attended as invitations framed the event like a funeral service before his wedding to Lorette E. Donohue the next day. The club served an elaborate dinner amid merriment as the groom-to-be bid farewell to bachelor days.
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Carl W. Holister
Yacht Club
S. Rex Hollister
Jesse J. O Brien
Carl W. Hollister
Loretta E. Donohue
White Dimity and Lawn Patterns at Bargain Prices
Broad selection of white fabrics and accessories including waistings, shirts, Swiss embroideries, French lawn, organdy, Embroidered cloths and laces. Prices range from 18c to $5 per pattern, with many goods offered at half price and discounts on parasols, stockings, gloves, and hosiery. Strong focus on women’s apparel textiles and trimmings with multiple fabric types and finishes.
Polzin Fined for Resisting Officer at White Gy
Polzin a barber at ER4 Otter Street paid a fine of 4 dollars and costs in municipal court this afternoon for resisting an officer. The incident occurred at the White Gy barbershop where Herman Der Inc employs a special deputy sheriff. Polzin and others were alleged to be disorderly. he allegedly struck the deputy in the face as the officer tried to arrest him. The deputy sustained facial injuries. Polzin later surrendered after a chase. Separate case: Henry Tang charged with slugging without license had two trials. juries disagreed in both.
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Polzin
Otter Street
White Gy
Herman der Inc
Polein
Polain
J. G. Rhyner
Polziu
Shaeriff Rhyner
Henry Tang
Jud Goss
Tmstrice
W. J. Foulkes
Patch Funeral Noted for Child James Marion Patch
The funeral of James Marion Patch three years old, son of County Superintendent and Mrs H E Patch, was held Saturday at their Den home. Rev Mr Stone led the service. Remains were taken to Ripon for a five o'clock service by Rev Mr Sails bury. The child died Thursday morning after an eight week illness from diabetes, an unusual disease in a young child.
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James Marion Patch
H. E B. Patch
Den
Stone
Ripon
Sailsbury
Local Briefs Highlight Oshkosh Visitations and Health
Miss Marie Meake returns home from a visit. Leda and Arthur Hendricks of Chicago in town for a short stay. Mrs Gilchrist and Miss Emily Gilchrist visit Mrs W H Davis on Elm Street. Daughters of the Union to be entertained by Mrs H B Radkey. Universalist Ladies' Union to meet with Mr Matthew Lawrence at 210 Wionebaro Street. Mr and Mrs J F Jewitt of Holstead Kansas visiting R Redford at 112 Central Avenue. Jewett is Redford's brother. Mrs Adolph Priede suffered a stroke while picking flowers and loss of voice. doctors expect voice return. Oshkosh travelers J Ho Miller and C W Robertson of Fond du Lac plan a trip via team to Bertin and then Wausau. Miss Elsie Nyeadrd returns from Milwaukee after study at Wisconsin Conservatory of Music completing courses in history of music, harmony, and piano.
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Marie Meake
Ant
Leda
Arthur Hendricks
Elsie
Nyeadrd
Central Avenue
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Conservatory of Music
Oshkosh Notes and Local Employment and Visit Updates
Mrs N Appleyard of 28 Main Street travels to Milwaukee with daughter Mrs G Pillar who has been visiting in Oshkosh. Wisconsin Free Employment agency reports 25 men and boys and 17 women and girls placed last week under supervisor Henry Schreiber. Oshkosh assessors to hear property owner complaints July 10 11 33 morning sessions in city clerk’s office. post meeting reviews final. Mr and Mrs Charles D Breaux vacation at lake east shore for ten days with Girls brigade of First Presbyterian church. Breon studio hours shift during absence. Breon to Oshkosh July 8 return to open a summer school in a few weeks.
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Main Street
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Free Employment Agency
Henry Schreiber
Clark
Charles D. Breaux
Yamp
First Presbyterian Church
Breon
Motoring Notes Highlight Early 20th Century Auto Trends
The column discusses tire and rim compatibility, clutch use on rough roads, and front wheel benefits for reducing side slip. It notes a blue book for main routes, London taxi demand, benzene use in engines, and upcoming taxicab recognition at a New York show. May imports and the growth of ball bearings are cited, with a closing quip on perseverance and gender stereotypes.
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Middle West
Winone
London
American Motor Car Manufacturers’ Association
New York
Cleveland council session opens with educational progress talk
At 9 38 this Friday the Cleveland city council held its general session with reports and a presentation on educational progress. Charles F Tinwing of Western Reserve University reviewed the topic as a committee on resolutions was appointed during the discussion.
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Buble
Clevelatia
Pittsburg
Erie
Cention
Kellogg Scorers Point in Railway Cotton Waste Case
A government attorney clashes with defense counsel as evidence is offered about the Louisvill e Nashville Railway and Franklin Manufacturing. The suit targets a subsidiary of Standard Oil over alleged overcharges for cotton waste above market rates.
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Associated Press
New ‘York
Frank Be Sxetese
Standard Oil Company
Theodore H. Gorn
Louisville , Nashville
Franklin, Manufacturing Company
Piano For Sale Very Cheap at Boyd and Son City
Fragmentary ad copy describes a high grade upright piano offered at very cheap cash payments. Mentions willingness to take a horse as part payment and provides an address for purchase.
Purse Reward and Lost Items in City Market Area
Fragmented notices describe lost money,tied handkerchief, a silver watch, an engraving, and a request to return items to a shop on Main Street or near Park. Advertisements promise cheap sale of hay equipment and wagons, with inquiries at 18 Otter Street and references to local vendors Boyd & Son and Shp Eeneae Ric.
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Sandie
Atkh Watch
Chaman’s
F. M
Teving
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