Extra Charges Up For Review In County Proceedings
A county committee debated extra charges for examining the proceedings of the board. Members expressed concerns over possible unauthorized fees and the quality of the documentation. The special committee was tasked to hire a competent clerk to finalize work before the balance due on the court's records. Supersiser Shorts criticized the committee’s actions during the session.
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Oman
Adama
Jude Weriga
Hatomnan
Wren
Roweabi Reause Through the Jars at Lonoweer
A garbled report notes a large amount of data related to a port and rates. Bethel Besa Aduas is mentioned alongside Su WVae Athery read in a fragmented item.
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Roweabi
Lonoweer
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The provided text is highly garbled and lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Fire Damages East Irving Street Car Line
A street car fire on the East Irving Street line caused damage Friday evening. The blaze began at the foot of the car, with reports noting an unusual incident as crews responded to extinguish flames and assess the damage.
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East Rising Street
Irving Street
Imderneath
Fricay
East Irving Sreet
Brand Avenue
Hypocrisy and church talk clashes in a restless sermon note
An excerpted diary-like piece captures reflections on hypocrisy in church life and the danger of self-righteous members. It laments hidden sins among congregants and the peril for believers when hypocrites stand in the way of grace, while narrating a local streetcar incident and an upcoming Merchants Syndicate sale.
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Reepet
Othan
Rey
T Tan
Hell
Merchants Syndicate
fredKosh
Wisconsin
Tvere
Ari Mist
Hart Times
Reed
Atch
Rexim
Beath of Beryl Smith
Beath obituary for Beryl Smith daughter of Ste and Mes. Expires, a family figure in the city with her father, who used a wheelchair with a bicycle attachment to navigate rough pavements. Funeral from Main Street and East Lincoln Avenue residence Monday at 3 50 AM. Interment at Omro after a ten o clock interurban car. Rev F A Peana will conduct.
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Miss Smith
Mr. Smith
F. A. Peana
First Methodist C Church
Richard Bammesse dies after long illness in Sheborgsy
Richard Bammesse, longtime Sheborgsy merchant and former resident of the city, died at home after a nine week illness from tuberculosis. He was 37. Survived by mother, four sisters, three brothers. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the residence.
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Richard Bammesse
Sheborgsy
Anorain
Mrg Hi Ing
Oshkost
Peismese
Bammensch
Sheborgan
Teren
Madeen
Elkardan
Ernst Horpe
Albert Becker
J. G. Mueller
John Merten
Louis, Dalbert
Herbert Bammesset
Local visits and upcoming basketball championship
Fred Marquardt of Werauwega visits relatives in this city. Mrs. McConnmell of Prospect avenue returns from Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Gottlieb Ehrenberg of Markesan visit Mr. and Mrs. George Ehrenberg at 687 Jefferson avenue. Neenah Bove' five to face Oshkosh Boys' brigade in a championship game this evening at the M. C.
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Fred Marquardt
Werauwega
McConnmell
Prospect Avenue
Chicago
Gottlieb Ehrenberg
Markesan
George Ehrenberg
Jefferson Avenue
Neenah Bove’ Brigade
Oshkosh Boys’ Brigade
M. Cc
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