Oshkosh Meets Cardinal Eleven In Milwaukee Rivalry
Oshkosh High School prepares for a football clash with South Division High of Milwaukee in Milwaukee. The storied rivalry dates to 1899 and 1906 with memories of Driv ing Park battles and standout players. Coaches Soukup and Weed urge the team as Milwaukee fans seek a past defeat reversal.
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Oshkosh High School
Cardinal
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Ramz
Pride
Milwaukee Charces
Milwaukee Roal
Rosenkrang
Heiss
Davey
Rooney
Dunham
Goodland
Leon Xtlards
Miller
Bowen
Lampert
Souxup
Weed
Shane
Oshkosh Zlivh
Oshtosh Postoffice Under Going Interior Improvements
Postoffice workers clash with contractor crew as money order room closes for renovations. Stamp window out of commission and a mock post office setup appears in the main entrance area. Washington street entrance closed with east door open for access. Workroom operations continue with minor mail handling disruption. Cement walk on Washington street and Jefferson avenue completed and open.
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Oshtosh
Music. Com
Washington Street
Jefferson Avenue
Robins Gather Across City In Autumn Flocks
Residents report robin redbreasts gathering in several neighborhoods forming small flocks of five to ten birds. The birds feed on seeds and autumn food while moving in territory with other groups, then merge into larger crews sweeping low over lawns and trees as the season shifts toward spring signals.
Funeral Rites For Mrs Lois T Wilsie Held At Metomen
Remains of Lois T Wilsie were taken to Metomen near Ripon for interment after a morning service at a small church led by Rev. Edward H. Smith. Accompanying mourners included Mrs Jamee G Clark and Miss Nellie Clark, among others, as old friends bid farewell to the long known widow. A solemn requiem for Rev John Joseph Rhode drew many priests and parishioners from Oshkosh and surrounding areas to the services, with Rev KR Schoelter officiating and Rev M Schmitz assisting. The Lawrence funeral proceeded at 2:30 pm at 185 Graham street with Interment in Riverside cemetery.
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Lois T Wilsie
Metomen
Ripon
Edward H. Smith
Jamee G Clark
Kyes J. Wilsie
Ver Bryeck
Ver Bryck
Nellie Clark
J Combs
Junior Clark
Edward H Smith
Jon1
Joseph Rhode
KR Schoelter
St. Mary's Church
Oshkosh
M. Schmitz
Merasha
Wis
F . van Nistelrooy Himberly
H. Kunth
Luxemoerg
A. Wibbert
Sehimbere
R. H. McDonald
J. Cersl
Joseph Bastian
Chilton
Francis Linder
Peter Rhode
Rhode
Kenosha
A. Smith
Milwaukee
Ire Cummings
Milwaukee Service Sends American Fruit Cake to Mrs Andrews in Italy
Mrs Alice Tweed Andrews, formerly of Oshkosh and Milwaukee, living in Naples, ordered a real American fruit cake via the Milwaukee Woman's Exchange. The cake was shipped by express and reached her at her castle home in Italy in perfect condition. Andrews and her family formerly resided on Algoma Street and at the Athearn hotel, with ties to Oshkosh and Milwaukee and roots as Miss Tweed of Milwaukee.
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Alice Tweed Andrews
Naples
Italy
Milwaukee
Athearn Hotel
Andrews
Misa Tweed
Wedding in Nekimi for Adolph H Hits and Clara P Fisher
The wedding occurred at the bride's mother's home in Nekimi on Wednesday evening at seven. Rev Edward H Smith officiated. witnesses were Goldie Derber and George H Fisher Jr. A wedding supper followed with Anchor orchestra providing music. The couple will reside at the groom's farm in Black Wolf.
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Adolph H. Hits
Clara P. Fisher
Nekimi
Edward H. Smith
Goldie Derber
George H. Fisher Jr
Black Wolf
Coach Bleeds After Practice Football Scrimmage
Afhlette Director at Sermal school injured in football practice scrimmage. Coach Fairweather of Oshkosh Normal school collided with full back Schenke during Wednesday session. Fairweather sent home for medical care, anticipated return to duties after treatment.
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Afhlette
Sermal School
Fetball Serimmage
Fairweather
Oshkosh Normal School
Schenke
Ender
Sreather
Algsbendoange “Arenent
Wormald School
Republican Rally Plans and Ward Committees Detailed
The Taft and Sherman club chair, C. M. Reibingen, announces Friday evening ward committee meetings at Republican headquarters in the Masonic building to mobilize for a large Saturday rally at Badger club hall. Speakers Henry Fink of Milwaukee and Congressman James H. Davidson will address, with the Afion band and a campaign quartet. Ward lists include first ward August W Koehn and others, second ward F A Labudde and more, continuing through thirteenth ward Charley Hart and associates.
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Co. M. Robinson
Taft and Sherman Club
Republican
Masonic
Main Street
Badger Club
South Side
Hal
Henry Fink
Milwaukee
James H. Davidson
Robinson
First Ward
August W. Koehn
William Diacon
Martin Woodrow
F. A. Labudde
Frank Lemke
George H Foster
Herman F. Laabs
H. Weyerherst
Charles Perrin
John F. Harmon
G. A. Gebbe
Carl Koeser
John H. Chase
H. J. Wheeter
Carl Fugelberg
Cerhas Davis
Frederic
L. Eaton
H A Hobart
J L. Clark
Charles Pledier
Gustav Behneke
William Meyer
J. T. Ravcraft
O. H. Werlaufer
B._ Mack Dresden
D. D. Harmon
Fred Danke
Herman Kant
William Schlummer
Gustave Sperlich
William Blank
August Kreutzer
Otto Ziegenhagen
Robert Redford
Charles Nevitt
Ava Sprague
Willam Mainland
Gustave Levi
Thomas J. Barlow
Charles Krumenauer
Charley Hart
Edward Luthke
Emil, Rathke
Wienne Fischer
John Roe
Julius Borsch
R. Meyer
Herman Kroening
Albert Klug
Diphtheria Cases Grow In Oshkosh
City health officer Dr A H Brocie warns diphtheria is rising and sore throat is nearly epidemic. He urges careful care at first signs, prompt medical advice, and keeping affected children away from others to prevent widespread exposures. Parents must act with common sense to avoid an epidemic.
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A H ‘Brocie
Brocie
Health Department
Oshkosh
Capital Stock Increased for Edwards-Fair Lumber Co
An amendment to the articles of incorporation filed with Register of Deeds Ernst Sarau increases capital stock from 100.00 to 101000.00, with half in common and half in preferred stock. B. H. Edwards, president, and William A. Falr, secretary, signed the amendment. The plant is at Lansing, Arkansas.
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Edwards-Fair Lumber Company
Office of Register of Deeds
Ernst Sarau
B.H. Edwards
William A. Falr
Lansing
Ark
Oshkosh normal school juniors host annual reception
Miss Marian Cottritt returns home from Boston. The junior class hosts an annual reception by the senior class of Oshkosh Normal School Friday at eight p.m. A Breen School of Music recital Wednesday drew many pupils and friends. In municipal court Max Goll's preliminary examination concluded. he is bound over for trial November 17 on a statutory offense with Frances Clemans of Fond du Lac. Ball set at $1,000, which he did not furnish.
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Marian Cottritt
Boston
Oshkosh Normal School
Breen School of Music
Max Goll
Goll
Frances Clemans
Fond du Lac
Burglars Make Good Haul In Virgil Bank Robbery
The State bank at Virgil 8. D. was robbed of 400 cash early today. The bank is protected by burglar insurance.
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Associated Prena
Blour Falls
8. D
Virgil 8. D
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Wilsie
Metoumen
E. H. Smith
Home Coming Committee
Century
Alice T. Andrewus
Oshkonh
Clara Fisher
E. 8. Ose
Hne
Ter City
C. M. Rebingen
Tafisherman Cink
Hela
Saya
Glen
Edwards-Fatr Lumber Company
Louis Schneider
Office Cor
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