Saloon license hearings at Oshkosh council meeting
A list of applicants and a detailed committee report on alcohol licenses were reviewed. Favorable action was taken on several names including Nettzel, Meyer, Long, and Iwer & Iwer while four cases were questioned for potential evasion of the law and one application was refused by a tie vote. The minority report opposed licenses for Law, Boek, Kuehn, and Nettzel amid questions of citizenship and control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernet Stry
Ewski
Pearl Street
Charles Okrueg
Sally Pine
James EF. Law
Ohi Street
A. Weltzel
Elgath
Joseph Gog
Washington Street
Mary Kuehn
Nebraska Street
A. H. Steuck
Main Whert
Harry R. Long
Seventh Street
Adolph Meyer
Matin Street
Iwer & Iwer
North Park Avenue
I. Cansen
W. C. Cowlbug
C. M. Robinson
James E. Law, Nettzel
Joseph Bogk
Iao Kuck
A. Nettzel
Dver& Twer
Jortena
Ascartain
Sho Lattonenncluaon
W.C. Cawing
Mobinson
Chalriin
Law
Boek
Mra. Kuehn
Neltgol Tile
Bednieso Htile
Mess Kuehn
Rudolph Kuehn
United States
Gillgen
Adid
Abe
Dowling
Alice
Aldermen
Robin
Ernet Stryzowski
Berndt
Bernit
James E. Law
Martin Utecht
Ohio Street
Utecht
A. H. Brouck
Waa
Steuck
Haug
Anpinpr
Meyer
Minora
Eteuck
Muwhtimette Gore
Harry Long
Sf Bia
Looy
Kidney trouble and Swamp-Root advertisement claim
An early 20th century promotional piece asks if readers worry about kidney health and urges trying Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root, claiming kidneys purify blood. It promises a sample bottle by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co. and offers a booklet about kidneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kitmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Schmitz Not Guilty in Wisconsin Saloonkeeper Case
The Neenah saloonkeeper Joseph Schmitz was found not guilty of selling liquor to a “blacklisted” man, Robert Olds, in a Wisconsin municipal court. Olds testified he was served no drinks at Schmitz’s saloon on the morning of June 0, and the defense argued the evidence did not show Olds purchased liquor and that the master could not be held liable for an agent’s act. District Attorney W. S. Foulkes led the prosecution. jurors included D. F. Fatsom Ava Sprague Williams Kelley and others.
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Neenah
Méenesha
Sanitas
Olds
Leon
Schmitz
Opin
Albert Schmitz
Tor
Desealier
Thas
Deseatier
Dessauler
Avith
J. Eimer Lehr
Appletosi
Uagent
Supreme Courts
Wisconsin
Aginst
Christian O Walter
Foulkes
Moniday
D. F Fatsom
Ava
Sprague
Williams Kelley
Philip Blake
Louis .Pael WuHllany McDonald
Henidemt Secares Fawn
Deputy Appointed Amid City Elevation Changes
Mina Jeanette Shenteks S4 Wuchsherer is named deputy aid in Heminster and Miss Jeannetta Shentek receives the posting. Tuchacherer of Menasha to retire Friday. Shentek to assume duties Wednesday. Frank Machin and daughter Nellie Machin return from Waupaca after Grand View hotel opening ball. Clergymen seek unity as a path to broader outreach.
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Mina Jeanette
Shenteks
Wuchsherer
Heminster
Ttrglater Af
Ernst Sutau
Jeannetta Shentek
Rene ‘Tuchacherer
Menasha
Avhe ‘Nna
Miss Shentek
Mia Tuchseharer Wip
Frank Mechin
Nellie Machin
Waupaca
Grand View Hotel
Quiet wedding of Stopper and Miss Young at St Vincent de Paul
George A Stopper of 32 Tenth Street married Minnie Young at 6 20 this morning in St Vincent de Paul church on Oregon Street. The ceremony was quiet with no public announcement and only relatives and a few intimate friends attended.
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George’ A
Michael Stopper
Tenth Street
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Oregon
Minnie
Stopper Stopper Wedding Vows Uniting Couple at Tenth Street
Rev Mc Schneberg performed the wedding making them man and wife. A breakfast followed at the Stopper home on Tenth street with relatives and a few friends. Maid of honor was Misa Katherine Muntner and best man Frank Campbell of Milwaukee. The couple left for Milwaukee the next day and will visit Chicago and Buffalo. They expect to be at home at 335 Tenth street after August. The groom works as a shipping clerk at the Burketafl Edwards factory. Mrs Stopper worked at the Drymonds store of the F A Plum company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mc. Schneberg
Stopper
Tenth Street
Misa Katherine Muntner
Frank Campbell
Milwaukee
Butketafl-Edwards
School Census Under Way In City
City Clerk Dan Witzel appoints census enumerators to visit every residence starting tomorrow. They will collect names and ages of children aged four to twenty, with residents required to answer all census questions. Enumerators include George C. Finch, George Kilp, Albert Samer, and others across wards.
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Dan Witzel
Tomorsow
TUS
Witzel
George C. Finch
Mwees Finch
Fent
George Kilp
Thiné
Albert Samer
Political Ward Assignments Mentioned for City Officials
Wards listed include D H Shepardson for Fifth and Seventh, John Blyman for Fourth and Eleventh, and Alma Leupold for Twelfth ward. No further context provided on roles or actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.-H. Shepardson
John Blyman
Alma ‘Leupold
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the Common Council
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Beth Street
R. McMilen Company
Frank Eslinger
Mantion
Aeling
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Roixheavsise
W. HL . Bowns
Highth Street
Mr. Bowns
Rownnan
Lla State- Menta
Ihay
Priga
Merc Garth
Gerth
Printye Hs
Kerth
Bogie
Oshkosh
Schiltachall
Bogk
Iwer & Wer
R. George A. Stopper
Wiss Min
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Serge
Eghiffon
Gillson
Gibson
Syswissen
Panamas Am
Altman
Northwestern
Main
Stirnebing
Ares
Bex
Morrow
Main Street
Crowell
Ferdinand Bunke
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Bunke
Wegener Fuel Co
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Old National Bank
Cor. Main and
Washington Sts
Winnebago County
Baker Paper CO
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Etricioe Streets
Onnicoen, Wis
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