Civil Service Examination Held At City Hall
A civil service exam was held this morning at city hall under B Mack Dresden with six applicants taking the written test for state prison guard positions at Waupun. Michael Riley and J B Ager were among the applicants. Emma Garrow and William Kacenpei secured decrees in circuit court today.
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B. Mack
Dresden ‘Ag
Waupun
Michael Riley
J. B. Ager
Emma, Garrow
William Kacenpei
Chreit Court
Burnell
Circuit Court
Exman Garrow
Mark Garrow
Examinations Held for Several Wisconsin Posts
Austin of Neenah and others took exams for tariff clerk and steam engineer roles at state offices. No vacancies in railway commission. reserve lists to follow. Editorial remarks on women and social norms appear amid local divorce news. William W. Knoeppel gains divorce from Mary Knoeppel on immorality grounds.
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Eureka
William “W. Knoeppel
Mary Knoeppi
Buffalo
Experience Be Good Teacher You Can Afford Tuition
A concise note emphasizes that experience benefits teaching quality and tuition is affordable for students seeking value. It highlights accessible instruction and reasonable costs while suggesting proven expertise improves learning outcomes.
Debate on Japanese labor ban at Normal auditorium
Friday evening’s contest at the Normal auditorium ended unanimously against the motion that Japanese laborers should be prohibited from entering the United States. Illinois debaters presented rapid data from authorities while Oshkosh speakers were unable to meet much of it. The local team’s arguments were well organized with Miss Marie Shufflebotham opening for the affirmative and John A. Keith presiding as president.
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Normal
University
of Normel. Hl
Toby
Wausau
Dudgeon
Madison
United States District
Dobbyns
Chicago
Tyso
Aliys - Elsié
Debated Japanese Immigration and Race Policy
A speaker argued Japanese immigration threatens race supremacy and that excluding Japanese labor is necessary. He claimed admission would provoke irreconcilable conflict with the American people and that labor needs from Japanese sources could be met only by exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eon Russell
Copene
Japan
Debaters Review Japanese Immigration Policy
A debate on Japanese labor and U S immigration policy features Mr Wood advocating restriction and citizenship for Japanese, with Mr O Hearn supporting exclusion as prudent. Miss Shufflebotham represents the affirmative, delivering a strong five minute rebuttal before a river trip and return to Normal, Illinois.
Oshkosh Brewers to meet Palace Clothing House in baseball clash
Notes from Tomahawk indicate a Tuesday gathering of the Ingleside clan at Mrs Taylor’s 273 Prospect. A Sunday White City game pits Palace Clothing House against Oshkosh Brewers amid rivalry chatter. Gophers defeat Skylarks 11 to 4 by agreement for a shutout. Richard Wolfe and Miss Clara Boe shaar wed at 4 PM in Algo ma. Rev. Schlerf officiates. Fraternal Brotherhood debut at Westien’s hall with Spencer, Damuth. E R Johnson present. First Presbyterian summer night service features sax quartet and Verdi Pilgrims Chorus with a sunset sermon titled The Light of the World.
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Bilers
Tomahawk
Wrs
Ingleside Clan
Gophers
Doty Street
Skylarks
Pomke and Glatz
Smith and Johnson
Richard Wolfe
Clara Boeshaar
Ferdinand Wolfe
Algoma
BE. Schlerf
Weetien’s Hal
Fraternal Brotherhood
Lyman Spencer
Margaret Damuth
Albrecht
E.R. Johnson
Milwaukee
First Presbyterian Church
Jungman
Pilgrims
Verdi
Edward Holver
Millen Plant Sheds Repairs and Longer Hours Expected
The Millen company plant at 46 awake will resume repairs on delta and shafting and begin production again. The firm, noted for efficiency, is operating a nine hour day currently with plans to extend to eight hours elsewhere as demand grows. Mr Morris remarks longer hours were needed to meet orders in mid January.
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cMillen
Delta
Agcey
Mortis
Rune Data
Ciany
Morris
Indians Nervous After Rockford Defeat Persists
The Oshkosh Indians suffer a nervous 14 to 1 setback to Rockford Finlay, fueling talk of stage fright and lack of self confidence. Coaches and players vow to rebound, with plans for a stronger lineup, improved nerves, and a hopeful home-opening run as the town braces for a big opening game and a half-day in local business districts.
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Reneat
Vyeum Updabser Iin Warriors
Rockford
Jaim
Sheen
Joe Ide
Joe Junk
Ving Baller
Delan
Johnston
Philip Aul
Cleveland
Chia Moll
Cubs
Pericent
Ake
Warren
Rainey
Heter
Moby
Neasit Graggion
Caldwell
Sullivan
Eason
Airée
Toinets
Enstin
Sean Ionaveré
Fleming
Barrett
Mottard
Oshkésh
Oshkosh Normal School to Erect New Gymnasium
Oshkosh Normal School awards contracts for a new gymnasium east of the existing building. Tomer Company and Deker shheim Company win heating and plumbing bids, with Raycraft and Meyer & Son handling carpentry and masonry. The project, totaling about 40,000 dollars, must finish by October 1 with a daily penalty for delays. bids ranged around 33 to 34 thousand dollars from multiple Oshkosh and Neenah firms.
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T. Raycraft
Oshkosh W Normal School
Raycraft
Messrs. Meyer
Fan
Getleke
Mil Ry Aker
Archi
Oshkosh Contractory
Dukerschein, Heating Company
OG. A
Plumbing & Heating Company
Oshkosh
Neenah
R. Wiuer. & Bro
Mallory
Anton Nielsen
Laon
Elm Street
Acme Orchestra and community notes from Green Bay region
A fragmentary page mentions the Acme Orchestra led by Emi Hints with J B Covey as manager, plus social notices about the Kenny family of Green Bay. It also reports a funeral for a baby son of Mr and Mrs Brian Kenny, and Fond du Lac excursion details. A local transit company discusses uniform style and a bid by Oshkosh Strucbing for a supply order, with Oshkosh motormen praised for smart dress.
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Owls
Liblutt
Park
Brian’ Emingtt Kenny
Brian ’ Kenny
Green Bay
Big City
Riverside Cemetery
William’ Madison
Delbert Bilgsett
Mollie” ‘Madison
Emma
Zemke
Fand du. Lac Priday
Madison
Mollie M
Fond du Laé
Long Point
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Nye
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United States
O'Mera
Marie Shufflebotham
Corner’ Church
Union
SPORT
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Jung
Anger Co
Main Street
Mever Sox
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Cuceama
Metoper
Slemblag
Tomer ‘Company
Dekershheim
Acme Orchestra
Emi Hints
J. B. Covey
Manawer
SUOKT
Pmotion Ag
Winnebage Traction
Eee
Motomnen
Comepany Belne
Traction
Oshkosh Motorainn
Boyd & Son
City Market
Boyd & Sony City Market
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Tyran
Co. Core
North Park Avenue
We. J. Ransom
Wir
AE Roma Street
Mt. Verenon Street
Irving Street
Singer
Washington Str
Oxikhosh
Pasehen
Davis & Buck's
South Main Street
Woodman Fink
Trenen
Scott Street
Central Avenue
Sulthie
Creaney
Mest
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Atlac
Lee
Commercial National Bank
Oshkosh, Wis
Leander Choate
T.R Walt
Thos. Daly
E. R. Williams
Savings Ad Trust
Henry Augustin
Athearn Hote
Lake Street
High Street
Northwestern Depot
Gunview
St Pleasant Ave
Tse
Bath
Ceape Street
Church
Jackson
Wiscone'n
Findar
Church Street
Eleventh Street
Diding
New York
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Lake
Grand Central Station
New York City
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Brooklyn
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Mohawk
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J. R. Harley
Wisconsin St Milwaukee
Wisconsin
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Wickert
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