Valuable Gifts to Sawyer Foundation Contribute Widely
Collections of the Oshkosh area foundation grow with gifts from many residents. Donors include Mrs Weller, Miss Fol, Mrs Julia Kelly, and Frances Ishtwrine, among others, adding china, old boxes, books, and historical items linked to Washington and Lafayette. A 2057 relic highlighting ceremony sparked renewed religious reflection.
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Sareyer Foundation
Odfactor
Mileny
China
Prank Grove
Capsion Isto
Guilt of
Mexico
Henry Sr. Poskan
Wees
Kero
Aestans
Washington
Ani Lafayette
C Kutehin
Quick Relief From Constipation M Chamian Event In 1890s
Mixed archival notes describe a local exhibition including natural history, rare artifacts, and displays. It mentions Dr Edwards Olive Tablets and various donors from Neenah and Oshkosh with items like jewelry, porcelain, and a carpet tag travel sing while referencing a storm, a glass factory fire, and early city leaders.
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Americas
Cehuoxh
Snare
Aol
Trnodalt
Robert ‘Tutyen
Mes
Hangin
Enie
China
Raluelen
Bryant
Mie Roby
Neenah
Armin Zovb
Willam
Lorraine
Santo
Mra
W.V. Stthran
Cal C. Mead
F.C. Stewart
Willams Derma
Janes Emnkure
Wis
Arate
Wrrnedaga
Hans
Dr. Edwards
Ats Wes
Edaand
H. Wiser
Arly Mafs
CITT
No Inquest Planned In E R Higes Auto Death
Residents report no inquest will be held into the death of E R Higes in an auto accident. Wilford Urban of Wild Rose, driver of the car, gives his account of the events in Oshkosh. Miss Mary Humphrey, a teacher at Oconto, was involved as the other principal in the incident. The District Attorney and police questioned both occupants. Urban describes attempting to stop the car and avoid additional harm after striking Sir Hicks. Witnesses say Humprey tried to alight and the car reversed, leading to confusion about the sequence of events before medical help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R Higes
Wilford Urban
Wild Rose
Mary Humphrey
Jenewietd
Alkonm Bulevard
H. Alien
Witford Leban
B'S
Wampanton
AG. Loks
Sarlen
Gadduloes
Waushao
Urban
Hicks
Trbne
Strnek Mir
Dbrks
Mr. Wicks
Hunpa Ag
Hicker Leer
Wort
Algona
Alsoma Boulevard
Seks
Uvhas
B& Aras
Erban
Tay
Ile Wat
Weet
Cast
Grban
Mr. Hicks
Wicks Ansia
Stet Puricken
Hauphres
Olive Tablets advertised as a liver remedy
An old advertisement touts Olive Tablets as a healing laxative and remedy for a dull mouth bad breath and liver problems. It claims the tablets cleanse the blood, provide quick relief overnight, and warns about the danger of unsafe calomel substitutes.
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Edlands
Tree of Iy
Beatime
Community Guests Visit Local Homes This Weekend
KIRO WIS Frank Diley and family spent Sunday with Ciro Biller and Mrs 3 J Porter and family at Spring Lake. Edward Leach and Mrs Spencer hosted visitors. Hila Morrison joined Frank Hust home group. Several households hosted Sunday guests and weekend visitors including Mrs Lydia HI and Mr Otto Stiller. Berlin trips and family gatherings noted across multiple households.
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Northwestern
Kiro
Wis
Frank Diley
Ciro Biller
J. Porter
Bertha
Lower
Spring Lake
Edward Leach
Spencer
Cabxpsh
Hila Morrison
Frank Hust
P. Wateman
Edward Keenger
Louise Swith
Brandon
John Gibson
FE. Miller
Ella Kratt
Emil Weener
Marion
Margaret
Oshkosh
Witom Hellsbere
Eric Priest
H. W. Berry
Suplas
George Edin
Aaron Allensen
Airs
August Straton
Mie Waukee
M- Pad Dirm
Aurest Schrader
William Caswell
Creemvision Remedy Promises Relief for Persistent Colds
Creemvision presents a medicated emulsion claimed to soothe inflamed membranes and ease persistent coughs and colds. The ad touts creosote as a key healing ingredient and pledges relief, with a money back guarantee if a dose does not relieve symptoms per directions.
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Creemvision
Mgh
Creo
Leto
Tery
Crewmutsion Company
Allants - Ca
Egi on Drum Corps Prize Cup In Omaha Parade
The Ost-1 kesh drum corps earned second prize at the Forty and Eishe parade in Oshkosh during the national convention. A miscommunication delayed prize presentation of a silver cup, later clarified by Washington correspondent WL Ardexy. Efforts continue to advance and recruit for next year’s event in Philadelphia.
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Harry Gossase
Elshi
Americas
Gossage
WL Ardexy
Washington
Iocal
Deby
Oshkosh
Lester L. Kinsey
Aniers
Courars
Qeikowh
al Seid
Zasal
Philadelphia
Raj Gan Se
National Convest Saarsals
Armory
Thursdar
Leverr Ixal Sexien
Instant Relief From Bunions and Corns Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Smerald Oil as instant relief for bunions and soft corns. It promises rapid, painless swelling reduction with two to four drops over inflamed joints, claiming the pain diminishes quickly and the product is available at well stocked drug stores. Rueller Bolter Drug Co guarantees results and distributes it to many suffering users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rueller-Bolter Drus Co
Oshkosh Public Library Exhibit Draws Crowds and Praise
A public library exhibit celebrating the Oshkosh library’s double anniversary last Friday drew praise from attendees. Displays include a Book Hospital and Denkosh Authors depictions. the show remains open all week. Children’s Book Week events and gift book displays are planned for the next library program, with emphasis on parental and educator involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chidren
Cast off bobbed hair earns charity profits
A fragmented report notes that hair donated for charitable work raised significant funds. It mentions varied contributions and a broad range of totals from 1,200 to 25,000, with details unclear due to garbled text.
Wisconsin State Briefs Cast Votes on Contested Reforms
In Wisconsin brief items report a defection vote on a proposed reform, a former real estate agent jailed for involvement with Union Food Stores stock scandal could be moved from the house of correction to another prison or suicide risk, Parker Furniture plans credit stock issues, a serious vehicle injury prompts a hospital review, and Milwaukee labor actions see sheriffs summoned to weigh whether criminal foots and sugar establishments should be padlocked.
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Walted Press
Starecus Bay
Gisermment
Edward Grieb
House of Correction
Union Food Stores
Tate
Parker Fen
George
Parker
Gertrude
Wen Abe
Costa Rica appoints new consul general in New Orleans
The Costa Rican government named Dr. Remen Seders as consul general in New Orleans. Dr. Seders, a Colombia University graduate, brings experience in Costa Rican trade relations and foreign service, signaling a strengthening of ties between Costa Rica and the United States.
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Associated Press
New Orleana
Costa Rica
Ed Sterret
Remen Seders
Avider
Sedora
Colombz University
Prze
Eedaw
Coxe Rica
Costa Rian
Uy BS Decorars Corsa Catania
Haasets
Remnant Textile Sale Offers Discounted Dress G800S
Sells dress remnants at reduced prices through the Remnant Division. Kansas City firm promotes metal colors and svlings as a savings, inviting readers to secure bargains directly from the company. Contains references to Temne Predyewsia and local sale details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanes Cis
Skem
Onis
Wea Ieoen
Seci
Beto
WGN Product Co
Kansas City
Doctor Doren Medical Clinic Offers Free Examination
An advertisement from a Wisconsin medical practitioner outlines chronic ailments treated by Dr. Doren including liver, bowels, blood, skin, and nerve disorders. It lists several patients and notes free examinations on a specified date, with guidance on who should attend and accompanying details about the clinic location.
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Doren
Wisconsin
K. Arther
Osseo
Aloes
Giecavek
G._C. Tiesos
Peter Zaaser
j_ Marrisé
Deran
Boston Block
Mime
Zpalzs
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Newralb
BAYER
Cairkut
Sawyer Foundation
Blair Sybie
Im Stone & Kearlir
Shewri
Humphey
Ste
Howe
Koro
Devoe
Main Street
Mee
Hus
Egion Drum Corps
Omaha
Arthur Tock
Police
Darasce
Door County
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Green Bay
Marinetie
Menominee
Ted Sath
Nove
Wisconsin Public Service Corporation
ELF. Rider
Pipkorn-Wallen CO
Wisconsin Avenue Bridge
Ti’s
REX Theatre
Doran
Tweety Kearse
Athearn Hotel
San Bim
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