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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1925
Page
8
A wandering world traveler athlete joins an international meet schedule spanning continents. The report notes multiple places and figures, including coaches and organizers, as the competitor advances through events with diverse venues and dates.
A discussion led by Alan Hl Tripp, head of the Association for Relief of High Water, considered delaying inspection by a U S War Department engineers board. Major Young urged a Washington hearing, or delaying until the board could visit Woodington, to allow oral testimony and assess river conditions on the Buck and Wall canal.
Winnebago county highway commission advances concrete paving on the Neenah to Winchester stretch, linking Oshkosh and Plymouth routes with planned work near Fremont. About ten miles of prior gravel remains, while two small segments west of Winchester will not use concrete. The effort includes a chain of lakes route and aims to complete more sections this year.
Mrs E J Wyman and Miss Hor Nico Moerke return from Tafayatte Ind after visiting their father Hagar Moerke injured in an automobile accident ten days earlier. Doctors report slow improvement, with no quick recovery expected, weather easing care and plan for home in two to four weeks while healing continues.
Oshkosh party from Trin Tao notes a pleasant summer run to Wild Rose with two routes. About 2,000 visitors joined the fish hatchery event, while roads in good condition offered faster options via Waushara County routes and county highways.
A Minnesota resident from Graceton reports in Oshkosh that northern Minnesota has endured a prolonged cool rainy spell since May 2. Roads in the area are often impassable, while state roads fare better. no heat wave is indicated for that region.
The executor R. J. Fleweger filed final account for Fred Loescher estate in Menasha. The account shows $6,748.08 charges and $1,965.31 credits, leaving $4,782.72 plus real estate to be distributed per the will. Main Street property awarded to the widow with remaining real estate undivided.
The will of Dennis O Keefe probate assigns one fifth share to the widow Joanna O Keefe for life with remainder to Cornelius Dennis Mary Agnes and Nora O Keefe. John Keefe receives a $9000 property already given. Nellie St Onge gets $200 and $700 notes. Executors are John and Mary Agnes O Keefe.
The council formed a committee to study locating a new milk plant after electric service problems with a local supplier. Meanwhile police salaries were raised by ten dollars monthly. Other items note the death of Mrs. Charles Case, a relocation of families to Oshkosh, and various regional notices. additional items include a court appeal in the Doreen Watson manslaughter case and multiple unrelated briefs from across the country.
A fragmented ad touts lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to whiten skin, claiming a quart bottle yields a powerful facial bleach for face neck arms and hands. The copy promises a fragrant solution that softens and brightens complexions, including freckles sunburn and tan, urging immediate use.
Washington reports a federal horticultural board order effective July 1 prohibiting entry of certain fruits and vegetables from Porto Rico with exceptions for citrus fruits bananas and onions under certification. A separate note mentions weight 220 pounds Dutch air force officer Dek ruyff Van Doreen leaping in a parachute at Chanute field. James W. Gerard comments on Hindenburg’s election as a bulwark against Soviet Russia. A fragment mentions Winnipes-William Elkter a Christian Science practitioner.
James H. Allen of Rochester claims a self made remedy called Allenrho banishes rheumatism after years of suffering. He says the formula dissolves gold deposits in joints and muscles and offers a money back guarantee if it does not banish all signs and symptoms. Mueller Potter Drug Co and H. E. Horn will dispense it.
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