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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
6
Do not use Soap Naphtha Borax Soda Ammonia or Kerosene with GOLD DUST. GOLD DUST cleanses in a perfectly harmless form. It lathers instantly in any water and forms thick suds that remove grease grime and stains while protecting clothes from wear.
A dense scanned block lists numerous racing names, teams, and events with scattered phrases. It reads like a chaotic ledger of athletes, venues, and outcomes, interwoven with repeated branding mentions and stray notes from a historical sporting page.
The article notes indoor sports begin with teams from schools like Tah and Williams preparing for the state championship. It highlights the Tah squad aiming for the state crown and mentions prep plans and key matchups as the season opens.
A scanned reader letter touts Grape Nuts as a life changer and credits Postum Co with a observed health improvement. The writer claims renewed energy, sleep, and vitality, and mentions sharing the product with others after a long winter of illness.
Max Gell of Mend faced a statutory charge at Mianbapel Court on Thursday by consent. The case, linked to a piano stealing allegation and a related threat, was set for February 7 with a deathbed-like witness testimony reportedly offered.
The report lists candidate expenses with J. V. Bunn spending 490 and a 4 percent fee for nominations tied to Seba G Stockum for county treasurer. Willam Bray claimed 74 spent to secure a nomination as assemblyman. Chara Neltsel, Republican candidate from the Third district, lodged a 7 expense. The quote notes popularity of consensus seekers.
The Mens Club of the First Congregational church held its season kickoff with a supper at 6 30 p.m. and a business meeting. Officers were elected including a new president and vice president, while speeches addressed campaign topics and lyceum planning for the year.
Nicholas Meyer of the city has been appointed manager of the Wastingalon Weekgraph company in Sault Ste Marie and will leave next week. He started as a messenger for the Oshkosh office of the Western Union Telegraph company and later worked about three years as an operator there. More recently he served as an operator for the Associated Press at Fond du Lac.
An advertisement claims Dr Williams Pink Pills permanently cure rheumatism by cleansing the blood and maintaining a rich supply through the kidneys and skin. A testimonial from Mrs. W. H, Lancaster, emphasizes drastic relief after multiple boxes and urges others to try the remedy through druggists or by mail order.
Expense accounts filed in the office of the county clerk show Wilbur Hoff and Waren J. Novik reporting costs. Hoff submitted expenditures totaling 24734 dollars while Novik lists 15 dollars in charges for the NIC district attorney race.
SHOME NODS, Spicer charged in Milwaukee business trip noted. A list of individuals from Appleton, Menasha, Pond du Lac, Hibbing, Raishford, Metaste and Wauniet County appears with marriage plans after divorce. The article focuses on a couple who have divorced and now intend to remarry.
The Winninger Brothers presented a lively vaude show featuring a three act play The sheriff and the girl and included stunts and audience appeal The company toured with special scenery and the engagement ends Sunday with matinee Saturday afternoon at the theater in town
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and catarrh, promising cure through Hall's Catarrh Cure. It offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by the remedy and directs readers to obtain circulars from Cheney & Co and local druggists.
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