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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1908
Page
4
A damaged fragment notes a Dundas versus Oshkosh club tournament with a 40 point score and a total of 462 points. The snippet provides little context beyond these numbers and opposing teams.
Fragmentary notes describe a driver at a hydrant and repeated flushing of street surfaces, with references to refuse accumulation and carts. The text mentions Osh aS and urban paving concerns with emphasis on superfluity and water usage failing to be addressed.
Fragmentary notice mentions a temperance event at Omro in April with names and references to speakers and discussants. The text includes scattered hints of participants and locations such as Eureka and St. Catharines Ontario, but details are unclear.
Meeting of the Algoma Witt club held this evening at the hotel to receive the board of directors and cashier reports. The state of Washtheene section fills a vacancy among directors. Oakwood visited the city Sunday, and success is noted as a target.
Residents along Algoma Street in Wisconsin report sunken bricks at the railroad crossing after recent paving. Citizens urge the city to raise the crossing level to ease bumping and vehicle damage.
Classified ads list items for sale including furniture and boards, and rental offers for flats houses and rooms. Listings mention addresses such as 132 Washington Street 61 North Park Avenue 7 Bowen Street and Main Street Oshkosh with items like pianos buggies boats and pine boards along with rental flats and housekeeping help. The notices include lost items a cameo pin and a gold watch with rewards.
An old advertisement promotes Mrs. Striely Pure products at a discount with strict spot cash. It touts homemade fried cakes cookies and pies and lowers prices before Sunday at Boyd and Son City Market. It emphasizes purity and avoidance of fakery.
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