Fond du Lac Road Opens July 3 After Completion
A long awaited Fond du Lac road project near Fond du Lac North end of the Cahket Frond Ae is finished and will open on July 3. The detour routes are being removed as the new section from North Fond du Lac to Yellowstone Gorge is completed with widened shoulders and improved bridges. Traffic will be permitted starting noon July 3, with full access for trucks and regular vehicles coming soon after, bringing easier travel between Onhkenah and Milwaukee.
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Lac Birhwiny
Onhkenah
Milwaus
Irda
Lane
Burk
Ovkikenh
Weiss
Tacar
Amwell
Penn Au Lac
Bunday
Bee Alontag
Ford DT
Kinkers Corners
Edobin
Fond du Tne
Yellowstone
Pond du Lac
Sayeq
Wriday
Howe
Wren
Wren All Perteiettoun
Geneent
Speeders face fines after county court session
The municipal court this morning fined speeding defendants from Fond du Lac and Chicago who admitted guilt on various charges. Several pleaded guilty to drunkenness or related offenses with fines and brief workhouse terms. The session included check worth cases and preliminary hearings for others, with multiple individuals cited for excessive speeds on local roads and highways.
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Saan Memren
Tourteas
Speedera
Ave
Join
Felker
Guily
Pharge
Teckman
Aireet
Combs
Anteonalys
Joseph Mand
Willing Kryzlute
Ant Eneh
Weank Haven
Rudolph “Korth
Tosberg Steinke
Sourhern County
W. Gale
Dorothy Sulikar
Chicago
E. Nosenoble
Madison
Grace TP
Halter
Mintauker
JV. Sterntots
Chituga
Brows
Sivyer
Ho P. O'Brien
Antiga
Mibyawker
Fond To Lac
R. KG
Pattinin
Rales
Henry James
Taphrenings Mich
Fael Rixby
Kennan
Wis
G. WL Weber
Detroit
Mien
Wianecenne
James Hujlson
Owk Park
Mrs Nancy Weed Dies At Age 1 Years
Mrs Nancy Weed pioneer of this city dies Sunday afternoon at home aged nearly 1 years Funeral will be at 2 PM from 588 Almora Court with burial at Hewes. Survived by sons Bona and Weed and Col HLT Weed and other relatives awaiting Col H I Weed’s return in Alaska. Family asks absence of flowers.
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Weed
Col
Ancy Weee
Npr
Alf Eeloek
Tro Bona
Biter
Algarha
Yau 10
H. 1. Weed
Alanka
Hewes
Abtvere
Autonomy Sheds Light on Philippines Question at Rotary Talk
Vincente Villamin, Filipino attorney, urged cautious progress toward autonomy while warning that immediate independence could pull the islands from U.S. protection. He argued continued ties would preserve tariff advantages and prevent Japan from exploiting the region, speaking before the Oshkosh Rotary Club.
Famed Imperial Quartet to Sing in Oshkosh
The Imperial quartet of Chicago, renowned for Victor records, will perform at 8 o clock in the Normal School auditorium Oshkosh, as part of the summer entertainment program. The concert, third Oshkosh appearance, features a wide repertoire beyond barber shop style and is open to the public.
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Duenga
Wit Peresat
Wes
Osho Music
Sehpat
Imperial Quartet of
Chicago
Victor Company
Oshkosh
Imperial Quartet
Victor Record Fame
America
Oshkosh Normal School
Short Notes From Chalnof Lakes and Local Events
Florenga Hostetter and relengs motored in Chalnof Lakes with Leila. They went Brat to the Chain of Lakes and then to the Wisconsin river. Dr and Mrs H T Johann Ap pleton were visitors here Saturday. They witnessed the gatherings of Ming Dorothy Jann to Fred W. Genrith Jr of Wausau at the Century club Saturday evening. Mike Marlon Wolverton, daughter of Mrs Hilsapeth Wolverton, left this morning for a trip through the east. Minx Wolverton plans to be gone about three weeks visiting New York and Washington. Announcement received here bat the funeral of Mrs Viecer Baker of Herilo, killed while camping near Fremone Friday night, will be held Tuesday morning from the Irish Catholic church at Berm. Mr and Mrs H E Menzel, their son and daughter, departed for Glen nis Calif today to visit Mr and Mrs Raswakamp, parent of Mrs Manuel. A number of charitable social functions were given in honor of Yes Mengel the sea wrecks. The old frame dundies have been removed and construction work has begun on the addition to the plant of the Samat company corner South Main and Sixth. The foundation is well advanced and the superstructure is under way. The work is being done by C R Meyer & Beascom, under the supervision of Auber Sonsen, architects. Annual school meeting of each of the approximate ninety school districts in the county will be held Monday, July 5. The annual meetings, required by state law, will result in the election of officers and the transaction of other business. Avery C Jonra left Monday to attend the summer session at the University of Wisconsin.
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Disse Florenga Hostetter
Relengs
Chalnof Lakes
Leila
Laken
Wisconsin
Eile
H. T. Johnann
Appleton
Ihey
Ming Dorothy Jann
Fred W. Genrith, Jr
Wausau
Century Club
Mike Marlon Wolverton
Hilsapeth Wolverton
Minx Wolverton
Kone Anaut
New York City
Washington, D
Viecer Baker
Herilo
Fremone
Berm
Acd
H. E. Menzel
Glennis
Calif
Aod Myre
C- Raswakamp
Smre Munael
Mengel
Samat Company
Comer South Main
Pireais
C. R. Meyer & Beascomany
Auber # Sonsen
American Legion Endowment Fund Contributions Noted
A fragmented list shows donors including Elizabeth Vercey Kourad and J Hay Jr with small amounts. The total appears as 4,460.00 in the endowment fund records, reflecting miscellaneous contributions from individuals such as Aira Wilkes Fay and Carl Gloster.
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Waco Maturday Coon
Elizabeth Vercey Kourad
J. Hay, Jr
Aira, Wilkes
Fay
Carl Gloster
Woman drinks pargoric on Jefferson Avenue
Mrs Boughton of Jefferson Avenue drank two ounces of paregoric in a melancholic state. Neighbors and police reports describe a failed attempt to discard the bottle and a subsequent search. Doctors note two ounces can cause heavy sleep but is unlikely to be fatal. druggists limit sales to two ounces at a time.
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Jefferson Avenue
Unl Waughtan
Jeferwan Avenue
Lnw
Fond du Lac Lad Missing After Oshkosh Visit
Edward Bromms a Fond du Lac boy, age 16, ran away June 7 and appeared in Oshkosh with a farmhand, then vanished again after a late meeting at a depot. Sheriff Briggs and the mother seek clues as neighbors reported a boy matching his description near the Boo Line depot. He is described as about 3 feet 6 inches tall, light hair, blue eyes, in blue work clothes and cap. Any information should go to Fond du Lac authorities.
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Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Edward Bromms
Nay
Arthur Bromms
Owen Owens
Nekim
Thin City
Sod Owens
Owens
Mrm ‘Bromme
AL Rcy Briggs
Fond du Lec
Boo Line
Ayea Te
Masons Observe St John Day Service at Plymouth Church
Masons from Cloea and Centennial lodges attended a morning service at Plymouth Congregational church in observance of St John the Baptist day. Rev William Reese Dixon preached The Lily Work of Titan. Scripture was read by WW Enos and E H Koch led the responsive reading with special music. In the evening the Gideons held their annual service at Plymouth.
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Cloea
Oahkeel Tocar
Plymouth
St. John, the Baptist
Society
Rose
Mascale Temple
William Reese Dixon
Tite
WW. T. Enos
Geskonn Lodge
E. HL. Koch
Infantry Band to Perform Six- Concert Series Next Week
The 127th infantry band presents a six concert series starting with a Tuesday night at Gelock in South Park. The next concert follows on Tuesday next week at Menominee Park. A strong program has been arranged by the band director for tomorrow night’s event.
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127Th Infantry
Gelock
South Park
Menominee Park
Body of Man Shot Near Cable Identified as Cunningham
Milwaukee Associated Press report identifies the man shot near Cable, Wisconsin, as William Cunningham. Identification came from John Morgan of Sioux City via photographs. Coroner Marsan, en route to Milwaukee on a charge, noted Cunningham was a transient and that papers found on the body bore the name John Morgan.
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Cable
Morgan
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wiliams Take
Cabie
Wis
Twilliam Cunningham
John Morgan
Sioux City
Nan
Marsan
Milena
Corgory
Band Concert at Park Is Success in Menominee Park
Hundreds attend the season opening Acme band concert at Menominee park from 7:30 to 9:30, with marches and popular numbers drawing praise. Cadet band to follow at South park, parking and crowd control managed to keep traffic orderly despite chilly weather and tourist presence.
Oshkosh Women Elect Officers at District Missionary Meeting
Oshkosh women named district Women's Home Missionary Society officers for the coming year at the Sheboygan convention. Elected officers include president Mrs. John Ferry of Sheboygan and secretaries from Fond du Lac Oshkosh Omro Beaver Dam and Berlin. The group voted to meet in Fond du Lac next year and installed department secretaries for evangelism campaign stewardship and youth work.
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District Organization of Missionary Society
J. T. Ozanne
F. Pfeifer
Christian Stewardship Department
C. A. ‘Tica
Omru
Women's Home Missionary Society
Sheboygan
Fond du Lac
Mra
John Ferry
Sheborzan
Merc
R. Bloedel
J. T. Ozawne
Oshkosh
FL Preltier
Oshkesh
Mra C. FE
Taylor
Beaver Dam
BD. B. Terry
W. NT Liga
Ochkoch
T. Bagnall
Mite
I ‘Myre
W. Maliery
Berlin
Obituary notices for Samuel Rew and Joseph Grueninger
The text records funeral notices for Samuel Rew of this city with burial details, and for Joseph Grueninger of 102 Wall Street whose funeral Mass was held at St. Vincent's Catholic Church. Rev Aloya Bastian officiated, burial at Sacred Heart Cemetery on Kourp Street Road. Pallbearers listed include H Steckbauer J Mecho I Heinal Keetlel Bawér and J Warhe.
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Ress
Samuel Rew
Mil
First of the Firs Day Series of En tertainments in Oshkosh
Final arrangements for Chautauqua week in Oshkosh near completion. The big tent rises in Roe Park for tomorrow’s opening program with Charles Cox, noted entertainer and impersonator, delivering humorous readings and imitations of Sir Harry Lauder and Bert Williams. Ticket sales proceed and six season-ticket holdouts may attend by Tuesday noon. A Chautauqua committee meeting is at Hotel Tremont tonight at 8 o'clock.
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Oshkosh
Roe Park
Charles Cox
Cox
Harry Lauder
Bert Willams
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Committee
Hotel Tremont
DROWNS: IN ROLLING STONE LAKE WHEN CRAFT CAPSIZED
A report notes a drowning after a craft capsized in Rolling Stone Lake in a northern region woodlands context. The piece references hardwood forests, shade growing trees, and local industry notes about lumber and milling.
Timber operators eye profits after lake boat capsizes
A lake incident left timber operators including the Albrecht brothers and others in risk as a boat capsized amid high waves. The body had not been recovered and the supply of larger hardwoods was in question, with the Siprecht brothers clinging to a precarious position as search efforts continued.
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Stone Lake
Mike
Charles Albrecht
Siprecht Brothers
Drowning Twice In Two Weeks At Stone Lake
A boat overturned and a rescuer team led by Walter Sell and Walter Gruesenberg saved a swimmer after a half hour in the cold. The victim remained unconscious for minutes more. This marks the second drowning at Stone Lake in two weeks.
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Walter Sell
Walter Gruesenberg
Rofitos
Stone Lake
Drowning Tragedy Ends Search At Ephraim Resort
The Ephraim resort scene sees diver and coast guard crews fail to locate Terry Hannon a 13 year old of Marwood after he drowned in forty feet of water while attempting to swim to shore the boat he and three companions were in capsized late Saturday authorities continue grappling and search efforts.
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Sturgeon Bay
Coast Guards
Tinci Island
Batles
Ha Dor
Terry Hannon
Itchyoidoy
Marwood
Ephraim
Here
Hannon
Britons face greater meat imports as cattle declines rise
By Associated Press Margate reports Britons must rely on foreign meat imports to a greater extent due to a serious decline in cattle.
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Associated Press
Margate
Meat Trade Federation meeting notes falling livestock stocks
At the National Federation of Meat Traders associations annual meet, England stocks declined from 18,000,000 to 14,500,000 head, Scotland up by about 700,000, and Ireland down from 3,790,000 to 690,000. They urged stock increases and a government inquiry into rising slaughter of lambs, calves, and other livestock.
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Great Britain
National Federation of Meat Traders’ Associations
England
Scotland
Ireland
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Nancy Weed
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Rotary Club
Packer
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American Legion Endowment Fund
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New York
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Menemines Park
Renominee Park
Acme
Acma
Cadet Band
Uriva
Lsten
Paul Hers
Raphael Zon
St. Paul
Northern
Hemlock and Hardwood Manufacturers' Association
Royal Lumbermen
Dr. Zon
Lakes States
Green Lake
F. R. Scoble
State Street
Teresinskij
Schoflal
Payer Mills Company
Roth
Ialsa
A. W. Lannin
Ephraim Resort
Melody Way
Stertlock
First Presbyterian Church
Division Steel
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