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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR reveals a chaotic political rummage piece with references to county committees, fundraising, and republican headquarters at the Mirsunle temple on Moin street. The text mentions securing funds, various figures, and a chaotic scene of items and dialogue with no clear narrative.
The Seabrook team will settle the rivalry with a tennis match at Driving Park in Seattle. They will face the heavy Nerna 1 team in a key showdown, aiming to secure a decisive victory and end the season with pride.
Report describes a regional athletics event with several teams in contention. Spectators anticipate decisive results as performances and crowd reactions shape the overall impression of the meet.
The article discusses a contested probate in New Milford questioning whether heirs are entitled to property. It notes a petition by Margaret Gilbert and Albert Gilbert seeking permission and guardianship details. The court review focuses on the heirs aged twenty two and the timing of adverse claims and legal verification.
A fragmented historical probate notice outlines an estate case involving the will of Mary McDri Meth. It lists executors and heirs, including Joseph Beirne and Gieubeth aid Trobort Adam Bente, with payments and shares specified, and detailed court actions in the probate process. The document notes distributions, tax implications, and real estate handling within the estate, as ordered by the court.
Mrs OQ. VY Witherhy is visiting friends in Oshkosh. The board of directors will meet this evening at the church hall with Mrs Rasnssen of Mt. Vernon in attendance. A pear tree at her residence bears a fine crop and is blossoming twice this year.
Congress candidate James Davidson of White City announces campaign in Eureka with Republican turnout. He is accompanied by county office hopefuls and will speak at several towns as party organizers plan further visits and events.
Disjointed notes describe Oshkosh commerce group seeking closer ties with nearby cities. Mentions secretary, membership fees, and proposed relations with the Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce, outlining aims to exchange information and strengthen cooperative links.
Shout gossip and social notes highlight members of the Ladies' gathering at the YOLA club last week. Marriage licenses issued for residents of Menns Clayton and surrounding areas. An accident wounded Mrs Williams with a fractured collarbone after a porch collapse at her home. And a city ambulance responded to Ferdinand Pagers Rept and other incidents as details remain partial.
The Madison Square Phealer company opened with A Galley Shiver at the Grand Opera House. Esmerich is praised as the leading lady and Wilber returns. the cast is described as uniformly good and the productions merit.
Rhode Island Reds owned by Walter E Holmes and a black Cochin bantam pullet owned by George Wells vanish after shipment to Springfield show. Owners suspect theft or misrouting and threaten suit if not recovered. birds were prize winners shown in Oshkosh displays and at shows in St Louis Milwaukee and Silesia.
A committee meeting of the common council on rail trends is called to discuss the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway request to remove gates at Ohio and Slath streets. The company seeks to keep slow speed and have its switching crews flag crossings. attorneys Harriers and Boglinge are invited to attend.
An unknown vandal destroyed a 11,000 gallon water tank supplying Tombstone Consolidated Mines yesterday. The tank was completely wrecked and the pipelines feeding the mill were damaged, cutting water to operations.
A dubious diet claim urges fat women to exercise through housework and offers a home remedy mix of Marmol Ploki Cascara Aromatic and Peppermint Water. The ad promises safe weight loss without dieting or strenuous effort, asserting quick results and low cost.
Article outlines neuralgia causes as nerve starvation from weak blood. promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a tonic to build health and feed nerves. Includes testimonial from Mrs. Mary Burrows of West Detroit describing relief after eight months of treatment and calls for purchase details.
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