Name/Title
Sign, Otto H. LichtenbergEntry/Object ID
2025.286.1Description
Wooden sign shaped like a mortar and pestle. Reads: Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, Otto H. Lichtenberg."Context
In an 1878 Princeton Republic newspaper it was reported that Otto had a drug store in the "Hubbard House block." The Society has a Zobel Bible in the collection with Mathilda Zobel's name on the cover. Inside, is the signature of Otto Lichtenberg. Mathilda married Otto and moved to Princeton. Until 1919, he was a druggist. Anna Mathilde Zobel Lichtenberg Born to Carl Samuel "charles" Zobel and Bertha "betta" Kraes Zobel. Anna Mathilde Zobel Lichtenberg passed away on 1938and was buried in Saint Johns Lutheran Cemetery in Princeton, WI. Anna Mathilde Zobel Lichtenberg was married to Otto H. Lichtenberg and had 6 children: Ida Beate Lichtenberg, Anna Ottilie Johanna Lichtenberg, Oscar Henry Lichtenberg, Jenny Lichtenberg Dalies, Edna Lichtenberg, Herman J. Lichtenberg.Acquisition
Accession
2025.286Acquisition Method
DonationLexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
Nomenclature Primary Object Term
Sign, AdvertisingNomenclature Class
Advertising MediaNomenclature Category
Category 08: Communication Objects