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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1908
Page
8
An unclear OCR fragment references Mir Gould and a public event with discussions of dates, access, and witnesses. It mentions a theater setting and various individuals, with fragmented phrases about agreements, actions, and potential outcomes. The text is highly garbled and contains numerous misread words.
Miss Viena and Mr Wt Kerh attended events at the Provident Society of Aten aiding families. The unnamed daughter of a notable family joined fundraising efforts, with piano performances and economic talk themes noted. The piece remarks on community support and the year’s social duties.
A dense, archaic account explores stomach function and digestion with fragmented terms. It references stomach fluids, food breakdown, and possible safety concerns around eating, alongside scattered mentions of vegetables and dietary effects.
The report covers a Wisconsin D A R conference with officers and delegates named, discussing memorial halls and the erection of a memorial in Wisconsin. It lists chapters, contributions, and member counts, noting funds received from a departed member and regional turnout across Milwaukee and nearby cities.
President Earling of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway, with Mrs Barting and Mr and Mrs William Rockefeller, traveled east aboard a special train after a Seattle trip. He forecast the line opening for traffic by July 1, 1909 and disclosed freight and passenger agreements for an oriental outlet via Osaka Kaisha between Seattle and the Orient. He dismissed concerns over Interstate Commerce Commission rulings on freight rates.
A well known county board member, Morus Morse, aged seventy, was fatally injured in a runaway near his home. Morse, longtime county board member and former chairman of the settlement committee, was thrown from his buggy and suffered a severe brain concussion. He resided with his family at North Fond du Lac.
James S. Sherman Republican vice presidential candidate travels from trolley ride to Pullman palace car as he continues a heavy campaign through Illinois. He plans twelve town stops including Basem and Moline, with speeches on labor and politics for farmers in the corn belt.
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