City Council Deliberates Licenses and Street Improvements
The council considered licensing communications and legal actions regarding liquor sales to minors. It adopted a report to notify offenders, plan enforcement, and discuss revocation of licenses. Invitations to ceremonies were accepted, and special police arrangements were discussed for ordinance enforcement and dog control. Public works bids for Nevada to Central avenues and Winnebago Street improvements were approved or sent to the board for action. Street and utility work along Fifteenth, Thirteenth, and other streets was authorized with required water and sewer connections and paving plans.
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Crk
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Monavist Day Committee
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BR Especial Police
Nan One
Cor Tidverside Cymeti
Willan J Tue
Thireenth
Oregon
Oshkosh Water Works Company
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Thirteenth Street
Board of Public Works and Aldermen
Ninth Ward
Treeldentaniang
Fifteenth Street
Chris Johnson
Board of Public Works
Mt Vernon
Hy Dull
Fickson Street
Bee Twien Algoma
West Trving
Grape Nuts Endorsed By Reader In Health Column
A reader praises Grape-Nuts for its role in a rational feeding system. The letter cites relief from palpitations and improved stomach function after using the cereal, and recommends its regular use. It also mentions a feature titled The Road to Welmlte and urges reading the accompanying letters as genuine testimonials.
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Seth
Tom
Farmers Thrive in Idaho's Genesee Area Says Nisbet Visitor
John A Nisbet of Genesee Idaho, formerly Fisk Wisconsin, visits with praise for Idaho farming. He reports a 240 acre farm east of Genesee, rich orchards, grain focus, and sufficient rainfall reducing irrigation needs. He notes last season yields including barley 3390 bushels, apples 150 dollars, potatoes 64 dollars, total crops around several thousand dollars.
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Genesee Idaho
Fisk
Wis
Idaho
Genesee
Nisbet
Lewiston
Whnnebago County
Vesper Services Begin at First Congregational Church
The First Congregational Church will hold Sunday afternoon vesper services starting next Sunday replacing evening services for the season. Sessions will last under forty-five minutes with a quartet musical program and a brief address by Rev TH Smith. The plan aims for bright, seasonal worship through June depending on attendance.
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Fox
Vestur Serthen
First Congregational Church
Ilok
Sunay
Oshkosh and Rockford Tie. Indians Win Extra Innings Thriller
Oshkosh defeats Rockford 3 2 in twelve innings as Burwell and Palmer shine on the mound. Laveland, Bauer, and Shugart spark the Indians with fielding and hits while Palmer suffers a tough start and Burwell locks down late relief.
Rockford and Oshkosh baseball clash with late scoring
Tuesday's official score shows Oshkosh taking a 3 1 game at Rockford with a late Burwell hit near the fence sealing the win. Hutton, Loveland and Rainey starred for Oshkosh while Burwell, Palmer and Grogh led Rockford in a hard fought, well played contest.
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Bauer
Atyre
Palmer
Flynn
Rockford
Oshkosh
Johnson
Laveland
Hauer
Rainey
Warren
Taylor
Groh
Kemp
O'Leary
Wakd
Ga Dhi Taylor
Shugart
Vicious Hner
Gragston
Keempf O'Leary
Meyers
Hutton
Farrel
Ka Groh
Graggian
Burwell
Rabbit Warren
Ick Groh
Urwell
Curtis
Freeport
Earaa
Palace baseball team to play Rhinelander two days
The Palace Clothing house baseball club travels to Rhinelander Wisconsin next Saturday to face the local team and return for a second game on Sunday. Last Sunday at Oconto Palace broke a winning streak with a 6 to 1 victory. Stadler dominated the mound for Oshkosh and limited Oconto to three hits while fanning fourteen.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Palace
Oconto
Stadler
Oshkosh
Lesperangée
Dudon
Hebel
Connors
Nvai
Poller
C Koeck
Roth
Price
Thomas
Lett
Jones Oconto
Ladies and church groups hold meetings around Oshkosh
The Ladies' society of the First Congregational church meets Thursday at 2 o'clock. Mrs. Eves Ford of 156 High street departs June to visit her sister in Alliance Nebraska. The Dorcan society of the Welsh C M church gathers Thursday at 12 Jackson street. Builders' Journal rep H W Singer visits Oshkosh. formerly with La Crosse Tribune. Mr and Mrs C W Hansen of Longville are visiting HF Hansen in Oshkosh. A. E. Jones of Lisbon ND, a legislator and former Lisbon mayor, is in town. Barbers plan Friday night hours until midnight for Memorial Day weekend. Fraternal Reserve drill team hosted a card and dance party at GAL FR hall with prizes for top scorers. Mrs Myrtle Sperbeck McBrayer of Oshkosh dies after three weeks. survivors listed.
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The
First Congregational Church
Eves Ford
High Street
Nelson Fletcher
Aliance
Neb
Dorcan Society of the Welsh CM
John Davies
Jackson Street
H.W. Singer
la Crosse
Builders' Journal
la Crosse Tribune
C W . Hansen
Longvile
Hansen
HF Hansen
Grove Atregt
Oshkosh
A. E Jones
Lisbon
Horace Strouder Jones
Fraternal Reserve Association
GAL FR. Hall
Merritt Street
Texas
Q A Me Braver
Myrtle Sperbeck
McBrayer
Haughead
J) Howlett
Etta Hall
J. J) Ihtig
Algoma
There is nothing new under the sun witched by two men
A witty exchange unfolds with the Wise Guy and the Simple Mug debating originality. The Pittsburg millionaire is invoked, and the talk turns on whether true novelty exists in remarks. A final quip notes the habit of the man who plays with the cat likely must wash the dishes.
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Pittsbourg
Pittsburg
Local notices and social events sparse in city columns
Dr W L Berner plans to return June 1 after a business trip to Chris with the Cutdeue Pleasure club announcing a hexing show Thursday evening at the hall on Math and Oregon streets. G C met Miss Lucy Wilson afternoon with BA High street hours four to six, five o clock refreshments. attendees include Bessin Camop Glidis Tarem Jeanette Richards Esther Hopper. John H Sebnitt returned from Chicago after viewing Cubs Giants games. W George Everhart lectured in Chicago at J T Crane school inspiring students with technical instruction.
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Cutdeue Pleasure Club
Math and
Oregon Streets
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Lucy Wilson
High Street
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Bessin Camop Glidis Tarem
Jeanette Richards
Esther Hopper
John H. Sebnitt
Chicago
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Chicago Cubs
George Everhart
Coicago
Che J T Crane Ee
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