Winnebago County School reelects faculty and boosts salary
The Winnebago County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy reelected its entire faculty at a county school board meeting in Winneconne. Principal K L Hatch's salary rose from 1400 to 2000 a year, with raises for P M Anderson and Grace M Harden. The school opens experiments in farming and manual training, with students draining part of the farm and constructing sidewalks under supervision. The eight month term runs from November to July, and the program aims to train practical farmers and agricultural workers.
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Mnanuel
Grace M. Harden
HB. Patch
Acvieuiier
Wlaics Bitud Hue
Strysix
Manust
Patch
Harvem
Bose
Schonk
Urey
Pritehsty
Pritehsty, Aid Achoo
Bila
Teasers win two games in Tunnel alley bowling action
Teasers defend the Black fenson contest on the Tunnel alley season rally. They won two of three games from the Black Rens with team totals 2,185 to 2,086. Individual scores highlight WASEUS, Touchette, Klaudenrnna, Sthucert, Yormiyn, and Tee, while Black Seal includes Roth H0 and William Neuberger among others.
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Teasers
Tessera
Corea
Waseus, Touchette
Klaudenrnna
Sthucert
Yormiyn
Jou
Tee
Totnin
Black Seal
Roth
Alietin
Wiliam Neuberger
Wenzel Neuberger
Ieferbrsyn
Tnis—Nug
BTR
Grooklyn
Catlovditls
Valuable dog Captain Tloses Carver of Seventeen Years
Late Col. Ginbe Nouck's Captain, a Scotch collie prized 17 years old, died at the Bouck home. Descended from Morgan stock, Captain received special care and was fed at the Jackson Street residence. The burial occurred at Snell's Corners, near Oshkosh Neenah interurban line.
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Col
Ginbe Nouck
Tloses Carver
Scotch Cole
Une
Gabriel Bouer
Mr. Bouck
Aio.k
Pierpont Morgan
Misa Mary Wadteigh
Jackson Street
Finneral
Snell's Corners
Oshkosh-Neenah
Growing Stronger After Quitting Coffee a 50-Year Case
A man writes of dramatic health recovery after ceasing coffee and using Postum. Once swollen feet and a twisted arm limited him, he drank six cups daily for years and suffered poor meals. Six months after stopping coffee he improved, began work again, and a year later could pen with speed and ease, claiming better health than his peers. He attributes this to Postum, produced by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Itc
Bt Inst
Amy Case
Hans
Tam
Postum Co
Battie Creek
Mich
Controversial Home Treatment Promises Health Boost
A dubious advertisement touts a home homemade remedy claimed to fortify nerve strength and overall health for men. It targets professionals and “victims of society” with a secretive preparation using rare extracts and wholesale ingredients, urging readers to mix syrups and tinctures and drink nightly for quick results.
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Ordt
Beme Drugplata
Atock
Cam Eaelly
Photographs Show New York Tenement Life by Lewis Hine
An article in Van Norden magazine describes Chia Gale and New York tenement squalor with photographs by Lewis Hine, illustrating congestion of population for the American Museum of Natural History exhibit. Hine’s photos were prepared for the New York Child Labor Committee and form part of the committee records. Minerа, son of Oshkosh restaurant pioneers, is noted as related to prominent local families.
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van Norden Magasine
New York
Chia Gale
Lawis Hine
Fine
Inbur Cumimnittea
New Yorker
American Museum of
Minera
Oshkosh
Frank Corneilus
Ice Damage at Stony Beach Docks and Docks Weakened
Damage from southeast wind on Wednesday drove packed ice from Stony Beach to Ros a point, lifting docks and carrying foundations onto shore. Boulders jammed along the ice crest, some large enough to block paths. trees bent, cottages threatened, and fishing structures toppled. Geese seen off Stony Reach as open water reappeared.
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Stony Fenech
Iast
Swasa
Stony Mead
Stony Beach
Ros
Edwards Cottage
Stony Reach
Fernandes
Roe's Point
Brent
Close Next Sunday Evangelistic Series Ends at First Presbyterian
Treunion evangelistic services in Oshkosh have run since February 18 at the First Presbyterian church drawing wide attention. The revival, praised for spiritual results including many conversions, will close next Sunday evening after full planned time. Plans for a fall series with a renowned evangelist are being arranged by union churches. Additional details for the coming Sunday services will be announced. A men’s meeting is scheduled for Sunday afternoon.
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Treunion
First Presbyterian Church
Binte
Christ Unit Saves
Oshkosh
Pp HY
Gehrke
Rasmussen
Waugoo Street
Randwich Whist Club
F. H. Josslyn
Algoma Street
Oscar Achultz
Hortonville
William Mues
Frieda Weidner
Slinoly Training School For Nurses
Aot
Chicago
Ladies” Union of Plymouth
David Robert
Jackson Street
Harry C. Jenkins
J. Thomas Spaulding
John Hollup
Sheriff's
Ninth Ward
Oregon Street
Elehth
Ninth
HL J. Wegener
Sermon at Union Revival Highlights Cross Power of Christ
Rev J W Baley of the First Baptist Church preaches on the transforming power of the cross based on Pauls words. The Cross frees man from sin and evil, centers the gospel, and calls believers to dedication, sacrifice, and faith in Jesus as savior. The service featured a song service directed by FE G Ley and drew strong congregation sympathy.
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P. Pyrerian Church
Song Reryvice
Hey
FE. G. Ley
J. W. Bailey
First Baptist Church
Paul
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Thia
Debate and track news from Oshkosh High School
Oshkosh High will hold a preliminary debate next Monday to select eight debaters for a later contest with Sheboygan. The affirmative team includes Ayers, Douglas, Schwartz, and Chase, while Hicks, Kelley, Patterson, and Irippene form the negative. Track tryouts under Cape’s call draw twenty-two to twenty-five athletes, with Lampert brothers likely top contenders as the school seeks a Ripon cup three-peat. cross country will lead the next weeks of training.
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Oshkosh High School
Oshkosh High
Shebsyfan School
United States
Sheboygan
Townsend Ayers
Clayton Douglas
Harry Schwartz
Fern Chase
Luther Hicks
Alvin Kelley
Ralph Patterson
Adelaine
Lterary Society
Ang G
Cape
Benjamin Lampert
Montiny
Rooney
Leon
Rogenkrans
Lampert Brothers
Wade by John Kelly Charged With Obtaining Money by Fraud
In municipal court this morning John Kelly faced a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A remark he made during proceedings included the line I wish I had a gun, reflecting tense mood in the courtroom. The hearing proceeded after he was held to examination on the charged fraud count.
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Wade
John Kelly
Syrup of Figs and Senna Promoted as Ideal Laxative
The Well-Informed World demands a simple, pleasant liquid laxative. the California Fig Syrup Co. offers Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as an ethical, known-value remedy. Medicine is praised for gentle yet prompt action and wide physician acceptance, with genuine product sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
California Tig Syrup Co
Suspect Held on Counterfeit and Fraud Charges
The complaint against Kelly accuses him of obtaining goods from Continental Clothing House and F. Wille Hardware Company using fictitious claims. He allegedly sought funds by pretending to assist John King, a veteran, and claimed a home location in the Fox River valley. Kelly was held for preliminary examination on April 15 with bonds set at 1000, which he did not meet. Chief Dowling suspects his residence in the Fox River valley.
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Kelly
Continental Clothing House
F. Wille Hardware Company
Axis
Bart Thrall
Geykosh Builders’ Supply Company
Gtlina
John King
Seventh Street
Ang
Chief Dowling
Fox River Valley
Beecham's Pills touted as health solution in ad text
An old advertisement extols Beecham's Pills for constipation prevention and toxin expulsion, listing wide range benefits and urging purchase from a druggist priced 1s6d to 2s. Also notes a separate crime item about a footpad robbing a New York lawyer. Mentions Foley's Honey and Tar as cough remedy and a yellow package product by EL A. Horn.
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Foley
EL A. Horn
Bain Steet
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