LIGHT ON SALOONS REGULATION DISCUSSED AT CITY COMMITTEE
The Oshkosh common council considers closer saloon controls. City Attorney W C Cowling to draft extended points. revocation of licenses for saloonkeepers convicted of crimes debated. questions arise on license transfers and whether licenses must be in the citizen’s name. Legal questions on the 1967 saloon cap and population-based licenses are explored. several districts see remonstrances and licensing activity continues.
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W. C Cowling
Ueensen
Sear Wimilac
Srothee Bowing Company
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Cohnhosh
Fis
Simona
Raviseneus
Perser
United States
United Staten
Merch
Courath
Pancake Club Hosts A Large Candlelight Meeting
The Candlelight club gathered Tuesday at the Tremont hotel for one of its most enjoyable sessions of the year with President Charles St. Van Hise of the state university as guest speaker on Wisconsin education. Attendees filled tables, supper served, and noted the warm reception for Van Hise in the hotel lobby before the program.
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Treasnt
van Hise
Aetel Kichens
E&eh
Chi
Hig
S.C. Stxdfend Jr
Thaber
Hughea
Lo Oo Atherton
Taft
Walter C. Hew"La Follette
Livingston L. Sumners
Frenko C. Stewart
Charles Barber
Yson
Ber J
Deacons Elected Leader At Year End Meeting
The article notes Deacons Breele Breele and Hicks Breele with Tig Oe See Tach presiding Tuesday evening and set to act as president at the final meeting of the year.
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M. Breele
A. L
R. Hicks
Tig
Whist Club Scores At Elks Ball In Washington Street
At the Dehlosh Whist Club meeting in the Elks' ball on Washington Street forty members played the weekly game. The North and South and East and West pairs posted scores with averages around 133 for North South and 127 for East West. Notable pairings included T. Fe Frentz and Thompson, John Chaloner and Thomas Daly, and Fenerich with E. T. Mr Langhis, among others.
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Dehlosh
Elks
Washington
Altipdanie
Wscrange
North
Sqith
T. FE Frentz
Thompson
Ploe
Mo Kavanaugh
McDonald
Chase
EM. Hooper
Jo Carr
F. C
W. OH. Cardiff
Hourke
H. Hartley
FL W. Bond
G. A. Wockster
AL BL Hooper
del Pirney
Ho W. Weeden
Allan Kirkostri
A. FR van Blyke
EB F Crawford
John T
Prize Masquerade Ball Draws Large Crowd at Woodman Hall
Pinery camp of Modern Woodmen of America held a prize masquerade ball at Woodman hall on Tuesday evening before Lent. The event drew an estimated 700 attendees, with over 200 maskers filling the hall as dancers and marchers showcased varied and striking costumes. The degree team’s social efforts produced a memorable celebration with numerous notable costumes and performances.
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Pinery Camp
Wooden of
America
Woodman Hall
Drcas
Grand march crowns with masks and lively dances at event
After the grand march at 7 30 p m nearly two hundred couples filled the floor leaving little room for maneuvers. Prizes announced and massed. Spectators joined the dancing staged by Arion orchestra led by Charles F Bauer. Lent observers departed at midnight, many stayed to dance until early morning. Prizes awarded for most comely lady Ide Webb best costume Louis Clute as king most comical Harry and August Hronover, etc. Judges Gustave Denzine Louis Schroeder Herman Rosenkranz.
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Arion Orchestra
Charles F. Bauer
Harry
Ausust Hronover
Mr. A. Judies
Ming Rese Hitcran
Mian Elsie Voiohn
Misées Regeie
Xora Shaw
Ming Dora Lace
Anole Strasser
Mies Lada Leragt
Miss Elly Leuthge
Silas Maman Schubert
Moe Hannah Leser EH
Spengler
Gustave Denzine
Louis Schroeder
Hermen Rosenkranz
Fund du Lac
Teachers Institute to Convene in Omro This Friday
A three day teachers institute will be held at Omro high school Friday and Saturday for all Omro district teachers. Speaker John A. Keith of Oshkosh Normal School will open with an address at 7 20 p m Friday at the Omro Presbyterian Church. Certificates of attendance will be issued and accepted for substitute pay. The program covers political geography history and classroom management with instructors including H B Patch and J A Dresden among others.
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Omro
State Department
Madison
H. B. Patch
Coun
John A. Keith
Oshkosh Normal School
Presbyterian Church
Mack Dresden
Oshkosh
Histo
Julia A. Ransom
Jonhn Callahan
H. B. Fatch
Mr. Dresden
Dresden
K. L. Hatch
E. T. O'Brien
Mary Hohler
H. B Hatch
Monica Kenny
Poor Luck At Fishing On Ice In Cold Season
Fishermen report exceedingly poor success over the last two weeks while ice fishing. Many work in shanties pushed out on the lake, using holes in the floor and lines with minnows or salt fork. Black bass are said to be quiet. D Wernandez, Stony Beach expert, affirms this.
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Drimaice
Wellvill
Son
Snore
D. Wernandez
Stony Beach
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets advertised as universal stomach restorer
An advertisement claims Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets cure all forms of dyspepsia and indigestion by digesting food independently of the stomach. It asserts relief from appetite loss, bloating, belching, and gas, promises stronger digestion, and offers free samples by mail. The price is 56 cents a box and the company is F. A. Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bidg
Marshall, Mich
Normal adds stereopticon for science classes at Oshkosh
Oshkosh Normal School has added a stereopticon for auditorium projection used by science classes in biology geology and related fields. A plan to equip more classes with double glasses is under consideration. President Keith notes Normal II's success and a March 13 travel talk by Edward Baich Barr will fund department work.
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Oshkosh Normal School
John A. Keith
Normal II
Normal University
F. ©. Mitchell
Edward Baich Barr
Hudson's Bay
Plans Placed On View For Proposed Cavagliets Edifice
At the First Congregational church last Sunday the congregation viewed plans for proposed additions to the church building in the vestibule. Pastor Rev. Edward H. Smith noted strong interest from the Men's Club meeting last week with over forty in attendance and enthusiasm for the project. Mr. Buel T. Davis spoke on The Modern Church, praising the practical and artistic plans and possible cathedrallike massing for the new structure.
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First Congregational Church
Edward H. Smith
Buel T. Davis
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