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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1925
Page
7
A garbled Madison report discusses Evitan traveling to Beloit over a bag complaint. The fragment mentions state teachers, tests, and a plan to seek referrals, with references to gasoline tax and cooperation with the public. The text is unclear and contains many obscurities and scuffed phrases.
In a London report the Queensland government promises direct subsidies to public school boys and others with modest capital to train in Australian farming. The plan, to be run with new agency training, aims to turn youth into fully qualified farm laborers with substantial cash support and a final asset pot.
Gerald Covital United Press dispatch reports a new postponement of Ederle's Channel swim due to unfavorable winds and rough seas. Trainer Balfe and Edetjex staff confirm revised plans, with a tentative start date expected after weather improves.
Ten are killed in a Rome blast as reports recount massive casualties and strange, garbled notes. The incident appears linked to a powder firework mishap, with authorities extending investigations and confirming several injuries.
A fragment listing pricing for Salmon at 17 cents and Black figs at 19 cents per pound, with powder priced at 10 cents per unit. The text is garbled and presents likely catalog or sale items from a historical newspaper page.
A widely reprinted letter from Albert Payson Terhume relays his rabies warnings and dog bite guidelines. He notes a genuinely rabid dog will not back off, even if provoked, and details practical wound care and treatment steps, including cleansing, antiseptic application, and seeking medical attention after bites.
In Green Bay Wisconsin the jury withdrew after a trial reflecting charges against George McDonald related to alleged theft of goods valued at $200. Prosecutors indicated the defendant was identified in connection with previous records and had been arrested recently.
A new ordinance in the city bans spooning in vehicles with companions. The measure aims to curb intimate acts in public spaces and imposes penalties for violations.
Fragmentary report describes marking a site associated with Lincoln meeting war governors at a Logan house location for a new railroad station. It notes an informal September assembly with Lincoln and others, and mentions participants from several states and press coverage.
The Hoover War Library at Stanford University houses numerous important items gathered during wartime. Officials note the collection includes rare books, documents, and works linked to military history and policy, with several pieces needing restoration and careful preservation.
A damaged OCR reading reports a youth execution or punishment event with unclear names and places. The fragment mentions a death penalty context and a legal or punitive outcome, but specifics are unreadable.
A garbled OCR style notice appears to report a license revocation related to a local church or religious organization. The fragment mentions a presbyterian or Latin linked group and cites an event at a central location with references to payment and insurance, suggesting formal action or sanctions affecting status or eligibility.
The report notes unusual tremors felt across neighborhoods, with residents reporting minor shaking near downtown. Officials urge calm and say no injuries or major damage have been confirmed. Affected areas include industrial districts and residential blocks, with emergency crews assessing infrastructure. Local schools and businesses remain open as investigations continue.
A mass procession of Klansmen arrives in Washington for a planned parade. The scene draws wide attention as onlookers watch the demonstration with mixed reactions and official caution. Public safety officials prepare for potential disturbances.
A garbled note mentions teachers meeting about students and duties. It appears as a fragmented report with names and organizations obscured, making specifics unclear.
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