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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1925
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text references various names and places with distorted phrases. It mentions a tour, a person named Welty, and lines about preparation and travel. The readable elements are sparse and lack clear events or dates.
An Oshkosh observer recounts Swiss scouting, noting Alpine treks, German and French schooling, and civic devotion. He details the alpine environment, military-style training, and youth groups like Cubs, highlighting cross‑border education and national unity among cantons.
Mrs Ter, 81, longtime Dunkirk area resident, died after several weeks illness. A native of Dunkirk, she lived here since youth and is survived by three sons and two daughters, plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral at St. Mary’s Church with Rev. Real officiating, interment at Riverside Cemetery.
A text fragment notes visits of relatives in Detroit and mentions Hexmacher as director of teachers and superintendent of adult education. It references Capt. Henry Reshuzer who died overseas in World War I. The garbled passage references authors and teachers and lists several unclear names and roles.
The Eagles organize a conference on building a new clubhouse on Whitington Boulevard with plans to begin early spring. Officers review cost estimates between 100 and 196 thousand dollars and discuss site work, with Henry Auler leading the design and a follow up meeting scheduled for final member approval.
Concresarian Florian Lampert seeks exact timing from the navy department for the Shenandoah flight over Oshkosh and nearby cities in western Michigan or New Jersey. Previous plans for Los Angeles and New Jersey routes varied, with times set for 2 a.m. in some cases, but final schedule remains undecided as officers weigh flight details.
Countywide district school boards convention set for Friday October at Oshkosh City Hall. County Superintendent Avery C. Jones announced the event will discuss district schools and include teachers. George S. Lick of the state department will speak on school laws governing turn schools.
Short notes state Mrs A C McCarterty left for Detroit to visit her daughter Mrs WG Pentet. She was accompanied by Alice Keke Mecat eres. The American Bar Association annual convention will be held in Detroit September 2 with Wisconsin delegates George Willams John OC Thompson among attendees.
Mueller-Potter Drug Co promotes remedies for varicose veins eczema and skin inflammation claiming rapid reduction in weeks or days and a money back guarantee. The ad touts Moore's emerald as a powerful healing agent with single applications easing itching and skin eruptions and urges immediate purchase from local pharmacies.
A large Oshkosh delegation assembles at the Masunts Temple to welcome Milwaukee nobles and mark the Shrine ceremony. Henry F. Derner, potentate, leads the event with Tripoli officers aiding. Some drams and concerts open to the public as the caravan passes through the Fox River valley.
Oshkosh prepares to display its diverse industries at the Wisconsin Industrial Exposition tied to the state fair from August 31 to September 5. Eight Oshkosh booths are reserved with several firms renting spot stalls to showcase their wares cooperatively as the Wisconsin Manufacturing Association aims to highlight broad regional industry beyond dairying.
Fine Studebaker cars are offered at low prices while maintaining high quality. The note highlights one profit manufacturing, in-house parts, and continuous peak production, claiming savings passed to customers. It lists features like modern instrumentation, steel framed top, balloon tires, and durable body design, urging buyers to compare point by point.
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