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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
14
A ragged wartime text argues that true patriotism requires fuel like TWisgen’s grease and condemns another product as incompatible with liberty. The jumbled lines reference Hearst and a political vigilante tone, followed by a stray note about a girl upset by a peer’s admirer.
Theodore Shonts of New York addresses the Lakes in the Gulf Deep Waterways convention urging deep water linking the Great Lakes to the Gulf. He argues rail and river growth require regulation and possible public ownership to unlock commerce and prosperity, warning against restrictive laws and failed regulation.
The Wisconsin Miners association held a quarterly meeting in Neenah to discuss milling business. The annual meeting is planned for Milwaukee next spring, with EB Lachmann to issue notices. Also noted were Danish Lutheran church gatherings, businessmen weighing a watchmaking venture, barber union efforts, and local legal proceedings.
Earl Gres governor general of Canada arrived in Winnipeg en route to Ottawa after a perilous Rocky Mountain journey. He traveled on horseback across Britkuh region, reached the Argenta summit amid snow storms and slides, and the party continued on foot with packs over dangerous trails.
The Building of Arts in Rae Harbor pursues a high cultural mission by crystallizing the summer colony’s diverse energies into a true society. It aims to elevate esthetic and intellectual life, distribute education, and mingle city and village culture through music and the arts. The project, praised by Owen Joknada in The Century, is still developing and reflects public-spirited effort from local residents.
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