Storm Damage and Repairs After West Street Storm
A late evening storm in Wimenehwed county caused light property damage and crop losses from strong winds and lightning. The Ladies Benevolent Society home on Main Street was struck by lightning, chimney damaged, rugs blown, and two people injured. Power and telephones were affected but crews worked overnight and expect normal operation tonight.
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Wienehwed
Ladies’ Benevolent Society
Kalee
Sutet
Local social notes feature trips and gatherings across Fond du Lac
Residents, visitors and students appear in a patchwork of weekends, travel and family events. Nell Laveen and Mrs Care Starke host at Wanpun. James Lo Kie and wife return from Wayne TL. several couples attend weddings and church events in Fond du Lac and Appleton. The Paulla steamer heads to Gheen Hay for American Legion entertainment with delegates and guests. Mrs George Simmons joins Chautauqua tours in Wisconsin and neighboring states for summer work.
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Theolore Rienner
Pond du Lac
Emia City
Mra Cohen
Abnneaprlls
Heedinthea
Petitte Pee
Lodas
Mivin Bachert
Ogt Eost Tiagh School
Wan Lun
Durnae
Nell Laveen
Wanpun
Hie Slater
Care Starke
Netl Gurr Starke
Mere
Hospital Mi
Mia Sa
Alien Peaterda
Menonnee
James Lo Kie
Gon
Rome
George Gels
Ana
Daties Rewen
Pondala Lae
Annasaisar
Ami Supe
Gowan
Appleton
Sunita
Amd
Constas
Thomas Joong
Wagan
University of Wisconsin
Anna Heinzel
Emily Jones
A. J. Steiner
Lot Steer
Rudolph Grant
Wilson Niseeth
Fond du Lae
C. G. Stoebel
Ade
Shereth
Henry MacDonald
Donald
Konrad
Waterloo
Paulla
Pail
leFevre
Gheen Hay O Where the Vessel Will Be Uaid
American Legion
Fnclures
Carl Wiebert
Joseph Mallory
Charles Montgomnery
James Barlow
Mise Rath Barley
George Park
Chicago
Fond du Lac
Mtarial Mra
Henry Belket
Warringr
Payette Q. Goodland
Kansas City
Migs Adeline Steintaiber
ISL
Central Avenue
Deakesh
William Jacoby
Mra & Phia
Bansen
Pearl Street
Gahkesh
Alena
Wisconsin
Wild Rose
Neorest Qu
Cure for Catarrhal Deafness via Transtitational Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications and promotes a transtigational remedy called Walls Catarreh Medicine. It asserts the disease stems from inflammation of the Eustachian tube and offers a $100 reward for any cure not achieved by the medicine. Circulation lists F. Z. Chenes & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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F.Z. Chenes & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Sawmill Fire Ruins Hollister Amos & Co Plant
A blaze destroyed the Hollister Amos & Co. sawmill in Oshkosh, consuming the lab department and adjoining lumber yards. Estimated losses run about 50 000 dollars with insurance on lumber likely to cover material. Fire caused two explosions and sparked multiple fires in nearby homes.
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Hollister
Amos & Co
Lab
Itt
Qxhkosh
Fim
Mil
Boltlers
Don’t Spoil Your Hair By Washing It
Advertisement promotes using coconut oil shampoo as pure and greaseless and cheaper than soaps or commercial shampoos. It claims washing with a teaspoon of the oil creates rich lather, cleanses hair, and leaves it soft, bright, fluffy, wavy, and easy to handle while removing dust and dirt.
Fire tears through Oshkosh mill and nearby homes
Soot and sparks fly as a lumber mill fire threatens adjacent houses. Mr Jones fights the blaze with help from local hoses while spectators along tracks are drenched. The mill, built in the late 1860s, is a total loss with forty to fifty workers displaced. The Windsor Jersey Cattle Club forms in Winnebago County as newlyweds Henry and Mrs. Wood depart for their Lacrosse honeymoon.
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Jones
F.C. Bills
Hess
Saymond Match Company
Hollister, Amoy & Co
Turee
Jersey Breeders Form Winnebago Jersey Cattle Club
Winnebago County Jersey cattle breeders organize a permanent association at a Washburn farm picnic near Algoma. G K Washburn is president with Heart Zellmer as VP and Ials Jr Organhart as secretary treasurer. Directors include Wilms, Passer, and Bussey, serving one and three year terms. About 200 attendees enjoyed talks, a calve club demonstration, and viewing the Washburn herd.
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Winnebago County
Jersey Cattle Club
Jersey Breeders
Washburn Farm
G. K. Washburn
Algoma
Heart Zellmer
Utica
Ialns Jr. Oranhard
Neenah
David Wilms
Henry Passer
Oshkosh
Samuel Bussey
Tare
Whostn
BE. R. Wicks
Jersey
G . Buckstall
Reid Murray
W. P. Bussey
Jutus H. Demphardt
Misa Olive Wilms
Omro CA
Luke Brewer
Arvey Reamer
Joseph Troleven
Wilbur Day
Washburn
Proper Skin Care Routine Urges Washing Off Skin Grease
A 1900s tone advises peeling off soiled skin and avoiding makeup during hot weather. It promotes waxless creams kept overnight and wiped away in morning, claiming a pale, satiny complexion without freckles or blemishes. The article urges trying cold cream already available at druggists.
Dr Hoag Offers Free Consultation for Nervous and Chronic Diseases
The Chicago specialist Dr Hoag advertises free consultation and advice on nervous and chronic diseases for men, women, and children. The offer applies to all callers within the listed day, date, and hours.
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Hoag
Chicago
C. A. Hoag
Oshkosh
Athearn Hotel
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