Oshkosh Normal School Announces Summer Session Faculty
The Oshkosh Normal School reports a strong summer faculty of seventy seven teachers from Oshkosh and beyond with notable instructors from New York and Wisconsin. The program begins June 2 with registration and includes two ten week and two four week tracks focusing on methods, science, and teaching certificates. Attendance is expected to match or exceed last year’s enrollment of about 2,000 statewide and regional students, with participants from several counties and states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutainaer Sexale
Oshkueh Normal School
Sterel Dan Miere
Leto
Assig
Rompleta
Tenehera
Eisvinn Ds
Jel AL Ketth
Pregidesd
Nowiuil
JT. W. Riley
Trenaurer
Hutsler
Earl Cleinind
Gature Endty
Rintury
Mme
Tinnnih
Miss May Ho Moulten
Jilin
Matas Moredag
Pile Taary Mechoda
Cearhoat
Sciudenta
Entetias
LA Stlan Die Sopes
Vines
Wisconsin
Legion
Michigan
Mwmlnols Sand Ye Ee
Wisconsin County Tops Pupila Counts for Summer School
Maus Heobugy county reports the largest pupil total in Wisconsin with sixty eight. Twenty one enroll from Wye pach and twenty three from Brown. The summer school aims at practical study with low expenses and clear goals for teachers and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maus Heobugy
Wisconsin
Wyepach
Brown County
Gultkosh
Torente
Leander Choate Named for New River Steamer at Ryan yards
Report from Ryan yards describes the keel of a large river steamer nearing completion. The vessel christening is planned as Leander Choate in honor of a local man noted for River County development. Carpenters seal hull joints and caulking as work progresses toward a launch target this week or weekend.
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Deander Choate
Ryan Rol
Ube
Una
Hare and Hound Race Held by Oshkosh Young Men
The Hare and Hound race drew spectators as Oshkosh YMCA members and John Wilhelm guided participants on a west Algoma Street route looping by the river and returning via the Light Street Bridge. Hares led, Vernon Van Slyke and Walter Reank trailed in the water. several similar events are planned amid local excitement.
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YM. A. A
Robert T. Warren
John Uilmois
Dé Bare
Algoma Street
Algoma Fleet Hermes
YM A
Light Street
Hen Urmipert
Vernon van Slyke
Walter Reank
Wren
Dr Crum Sees Taft Support in Montana Survey
Dr J A Crum reports Montana favors Taft for president with strong business optimism, noting copper mine closures and rebound, and a shift of cattle to sheep to be moved to Wisconsin. He warns cattle rustlers still menace Western stock and outlines plans to relocate stock and invest in sheep, horses, and land.
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Taft
Montana
A. Crum
Dr. Crum
Hilings
Red Lodge
Roosevelt
Plate Jy
Wisconsin
Joe
Tom
Atock
Souvenirs From Vicksburg Civil War Days
John Wadleigh of this city received two unique Civil War souvenirs from friends in Vicksburg Mississippi. One is a wallpaper sheet from The Daily Citizen printed during the siege by Union troops. The other is a sample bill from Hotel de Vicksburg showing mule meat dishes.
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John Wadleigh
Vicksburg
Miss
the Daily Citizen
JM. Swords
Grants
Wnion
the Union
Daily Citizen
Hotel de
Elks Election Planned for Oshkosh Lodge 282
Officers of Oshkosh Lodge No. 282 Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will be chosen at the annual election next Friday evening in March. A ticket was named at last week’s meeting and members may nominate others at the upcoming annual gathering. The club plans an afternoon for ladies to use the rooms, with a decision set for Wednesday at 2 30.
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Oshkosh Lodge
Benevalent and Protective Order of Elks
Fike
Lodge of Elks
SEEK HIER GRADE
County plans teacher certificate examination Friday and Saturday at the Normal School. Superintendent H B Paich says the Northwestern article prompted many to seek higher certificates, with about seventy five expected to apply and twenty five already requesting information.
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Northwestern
H. B. Paich
Beant Conserves Ad Promises Easy Soup Prep
An ad for Schwalbe's Conserves claims no soaking needed for beans or peas, using cooked cream of beans and peas sterilized and condensed. Packed in hermetically sealed boxes, they avoid tin flavor or poisoning. Bean Conserves sell for thirteen cents and Pea Conserves for twelve cents retail, made in Milwaukee by the National Conserve Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwalbe
Milwaukee
The
National Conserve Company
Local notes from Oshkosh Monday and nearby towns
Short notes recount visits and business in Oshkosh and Berlin including R L Hughes and B J Parker, Perry Nighern, O c Irwin, Mrs Roberts Redford, and greetings. Visitants and hotel owners Mr Irving P Lord and Mrs Waterhouse, boat building by Jones LaBorde and Patton for a launch on Lake Pepin. Scat tournament results and plans for a future event announced.
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R. L. Hughes
Fond du Lac
B. J. Parker
Berlin
Oshkosh
Perry Nighern
Fune Wall
City
O. c Irwin
Wty
Roberts Redford
Automat
C. F. Youman
Grand Rapida
Hoard of
Public Works
Irving P. Lord
Waupaca
W. W. Waterhouse
East Irving Street
Lord
Grand View Hotel
Chain of Lakes
Witerhouse
Emil FH. Steiger
Oshkosh Cross Matting Company
East
Steiger
Pittsburg
New York
Baltimore
Phiadelphia
Washington
Henry Schreiber
Wisconsin Free Employment Bureau
Schreiber
George R. Patton
Lake City
Minn
Jones & LaBorde Boat Building
Lake Pepin
Patten
Termant & Monahan
WIN
Minnesota
Patton
Louis Lang
South Main Street
Herman Wegner
Frederick Hoyer
OUAR-PIE promoted as thrift pie mix for lemon chocolate custard
The ad touts OUAR-PIE a 10 cent pie mix claiming two pies per package and a money back guarantee. It also markets Burdock Blood Bitters and Felis Honey and Tar remedies for coughs and health, with casual commentary on gender and medicine.
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Oshkosh Yon Mal
Neleved
Gyor
Btenmce Relny Hatli Et Tijgan Snipe
WIM
Oahkosh VY. ML C
Macking Lone-Dintan Tan
London
England
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
J. A.cram
Flandh
Rustlera
Vickshare
ELKS
Annus
Schwalbe’s
E. A. Horn
Main Street
Burdock
Felorino McCloskey
Jefferson Avenue
Frank Steeps
Cps
Stone’s
Wangeoo Street
A. L. Kiss
Mein Street
Evans Bros
Williams Business College
Webster Block
Towery & Good
Mers
A-P-T CO
J. C. Zentner
South Main St
F. Runkel
Birely & Son
Mary Street
Brennan
Brennan’s Drug Store
Church Sts
Frank de Mats
N. Park
O’brien
the Jeweler
U.S
Chicago
Atwater
GL John
Kingston
Omro
Whinecombe
Ripon
Allenville
Polar
Antigo
Ainless
Wis
Rhinelander
Oneida County
B. L. Hork
Shamagotering
P. O
Washington St
Miles Co
Florist
Nur and
Hickman Bessey Co
Best Stock Co
Frisco
Bauman's
Wickert’s
Main St
Nichols, Tel
John Nelson Co
Ninth St
Jersey Lily
Bay State
Scribner's Pride
Frank W. Viall
Light St
Ted Hitz
North Park Ave
Bijou
Rose Royal
Chesterfield
Signor Coates
Maclean
Anna Bryant
Dotsey
Wil
Bowman Bros
Jim
Tall & Thin
Geo
Malchow
Thompson Music Co
Chicago, I
Kolb’s
the Church Company
Cor. Jackson and
Irving
Hanson & McGregor
Henry Bosch
Cor
Liccoln
A. B. Adams
Archie
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