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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
13
An exhibition showcases new coat models not previously seen in Oshkosh with satin self trimming in black brown or blue priced from 18.00 to 35.00. Featured lines include Leonnel, Direetairs trimmed coats, long chiffon broadcloth designs, and Jack Velour Coats with fitted styles. Prices range from 20.00 to 75.00, offering diverse fabrics and lengths.
The notice reports a special suit sale with many customers visiting Thursday and today for $33 suits advertised for Wednesday. A repeat sale will feature $45, $60, $75 suits and more at $3.00? The assortment may be less complete than Wednesday, but styles and qualities remain suitable and sizes available.
Tomorrow only a special sale offers hundreds of children and misses coats in sizes 4 to 12 years. All coats are new stylish models with wear able quality, priced under $7.50 originally, many at 8.6 and 9.6 dollars, now just 5.00 for selection.
A Neenah meeting by local investors approved preliminary steps to form a company with $200,000 capital to manufacture the Cyclane Water Clover ventilator a device claimed to remove offensive odors from water closets and apartments. Alex Lueckenbach of Neenah attended. plans include factory setup and equipment.
Wonen of Milwaukee announces plans for the state Y M C A conference to be held in Fond du Lac in November. He says 140 boys from various associations will attend to learn the true work of the Y M C A and notes La Crosse’s recent large subscription toward a new building. Oshkosh lags, with an old facility, but a new Oshkosh building may begin soon.
The state civil service board seeks married couples for teacher and matron roles at the Waukesha Industrial School. Positions offer a total of 30 dollars monthly with board. Teaching duties cover boys' instruction while the matron oversees a building. Applications may be filed with Oshkosh civil service commissioners D W Fernarites Co M Perry and B Mack Dresdan. Examinations are not required.
A fragment summarizes pigeon speed noting the common fast passenger pigeon RaW near extinction. It states sustained speed over a mile per minute with some estimates up to 120 mph. It mentions the Carolina wild fire as found in some birds’ stomachs, illustrating speed and endurance.
The county board begins its regular fall session on November 19 at ten o clock with reorganization. New members from Black Wolf Clayton Richford Vinland and Meupshy will join ten others as the board meets to consider debt funding public highways and the tract index bill.
Mrs Prank' shislen 192 Washington street, died at 10 am after a ten month illness. Born April 1847 in Wittenberg, Germany, she came to America in 1854, settled in Oshkosh, and married Frank Thielen in 1865. Survived by husband and four children Frank Jr, Samuel, Nellie, and Flora Thielen. Funeral Monday at 9 at St Mary's Church Rev Schul ter officiating. Interment Riverside cemetery. flowers omitted.
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