Northwestern Wisconsin Daily 1925 notice fragment
Fragmented entry from a Wisconsin newspaper dated Saturday June 20 1925. Includes printing company names predecessors and rates for subscription and mail delivery, with Associated Press dispatch credits and advertising managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ticks Printing Company
Norte
State
Otter
Assatisied
Id Alee the
Zaehi
Farha
Burne
Tee
New Fork
Firth Avess
G. Levan Fores Co
SSS Ee
Oshhosh
Wisconsin
Saterday
Great Northern Plans Bus Service Across Minnesota
The Great Northern Railroad seeks permission to run about 1390 miles of Minnesota highways with motor bus lines to supplement rail passenger service. It promises modern buses, regular schedules, and convenient terminals, aiming to compete with rail rates while using rail-adjacent routes and terminals. The plan notes cooperation with partner lines and potential savings from transferring workers, signaling a large, regulated venture to expand intercity transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railroad Company
Minnebota
Minnesota
Cory Hugmage
Acta Public Nowy
Aemand
Plana
Pouibin
Natyree
Britain Must Tax More to Pay for Imperial Costs
A heated plea argues Britain should finance colonial and national expenses by raising taxes and payroll contributions. The author cites the need for about 25 percent of the town budget, proposing a 10 to 19 percent payroll levy and urging government support and tax reform to fund imperial duties.
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Agaten
Chatberlain Reinet
Gonert
Great Britain
Tt Fe
Mr. Chamberlain
Britain
Chamberlaie
Geneva
Politicians Out of a Job By Public Education Plan
A pamphlet attributed to Me, Wier El Kaos, president of the American Bankers Association, argues politics should shrink as citizens, especially children, are taught civic duty. It contends laws fail if public schools cultivate responsible citizens, reducing the need for politicians and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wier EL Kaos
Assorialiog
Kars
Americas
Peliticiana
Kuoz
Mr. Kaoz
Sax
Paron
Childyan Ghotr
Ambiguous radical doctrine sparks political debate
The passage contemplates radical doctrine shaping policy and employment, noting politicians fear job loss and education as a tool of deprivation. It suggests a generation or two to implement Sir Kauox's plan, during which current leaders may serve terms and new laws could be enacted.
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Sir
Kauox
Growth of Customer Ownership in Public Utilities
The article discusses rising customer ownership of public utilities in the United States. It notes a shift toward ownership by patrons of electric and water companies, driven by corporate efforts to stabilize earnings and broaden stock ownership. It lists diverse occupations among new stockholders and cites a 208-company study showing growth from 4,044 to over 47,267 part owners, highlighting social and economic implications for public sentiment toward corporations.
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Atock Im
Ible
Not & Tow
Larke
Hat Neek
Idmanes
Elack
Het & Group
von Suve
United States
Cuntumur
Sncludo
Wagaparaink
Wotrendai
United Suiten
Conservation Bill Brings Heated Debate in Wisconsin
The Milwaukees Journal reviews a proposed conservation bill tied to licensing fees and state revenue. Critics call the plan unsound and fear money shifts from conservation to general funds, while supporters say it advances outdoor protection with public input likely at the next elections.
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Milwaukes Journal
State Legierature
Tate
Fe Porta
Madison
Centralization debate sparks calls for states rights
The article argues for preserving state sovereignty against centralization, asserting states hold constitutional rights not granted to the federal government. It emphasizes the need for local control despite economic pressures and territorial expansion, warning centralized power undermines regional autonomy.
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Kannan Chu
Herauan
Ork
Rowntto
Douac
TNE
Lyon
Amid New Editorial Scraps and Vetoes Across Regions
A garbled news slice references the Grand Army of the Republic parade with thousands of children in a political march, Governor Blaine vetoing a tax reform bill, and a campaign address for senate candidacy. Local papers note public interest events, amusement shows, and a telegraph company’s performance, reflecting broad but unclear municipal concerns.
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Xenz
Titot
Brenty-Fourn
Hnura Lee
Wexell
Raylor
Swith
Blaine Haa
Vinita States Senat Wausau Record-Herald
Blaine
Lee Follerte
Rainetannter
Marion
Women of Today debate on power and self expression
A survey on women’s evolving roles quotes Clara Spencer and others on modern selfhood versus ancient models. The piece notes changes in church study groups and education, highlighting figures such as Montgomery and Florence Fogley and mentioning canonization of Therese.
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Foray
Clarlena Spencer
Atlas Spencer
Blandinas
Vanng
James J. Storrow Elected President of Boy Scouts of America
James J. Storrow elected president of the Boy Scouts of America, marking a milestone in the organization's leadership. A Boston financier and longtime civic figure, Storrow chaired the Massachusetts committee on public works and served on the Nash Motors board, with prior roles in city government and wartime committees. He is known for outdoor life and camping trips in New England and the Grand Canyon.
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James J. Storrow
Boy Scouts of America
Colin
Atone
Mauss
Srommoe Teslon
New England
Btorven Ia
Lee, Higginson & Co
Nash Malora Company
Boston School
Boston
Bostonery Council
Magachusetts
Mw Yeined
Storrin Ia
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Omeier National Park
Montana
White Mountain
NewHampshice
Anua
Bad Roads Encountered by Oshkosh Party in Minnesota
A Northwestern letter from Ray Peter 400 describes an Oshkosh group traveling by Taolotcar through Graceton and Superior to Duluth. They face forests burned by wildfires, pervasive mosquitoes, heavy rains, and long, rough roads as five teams pull stuck cars. the trip plans a future woodlands sale near the Canada border.
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Minnesota
Northwestern
Ray Peter
Sid
Taolotcar
Graceton
Mann
Oshkonh
Superior
Duluth
Ray
Cemrmission
Canada
Newbook selections at the main library and fashion notes
A list of new library titles across subjects from Clarke and Roosevelt letters to science and farming topics. Also included are fashion notes on midsummer frocks, fabrics, colors, and dress details such as belts, monograms, and clothing silhouettes.
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Clarke
Ner
Bam
Harvard
Tae
League of Vatican
Nordmann
Theodore Roosevelt
Henry Cabot Lédke
Weaver
Conetaria
Wamen
Wimar Agutteage
Fragmented poem fragment by Christina Rosser
The text presents a fragmentary poetic passage attributed to Christina Rosser. It references flight, daylight, water, wind, and distant stars in a dreamlike, evocative lyric style with no clear narrative or concrete events. The readable lines hint at exploration and freedom, though specifics are sparse.
Bull Fight in Cordova Described by Oshkosh Editor
The Parly Notthe western correspondent reports from Cordova Spain describing a days of fetes and a bullfight in a vast arena attracting about fifty thousand spectators. The writer notes the grand architecture, street crowds and military bands as Seville scenes, with Madrid on the horizon.
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Cordova
Spain
Seville
Alhambra
Granetin
Meville
Ste
Kaaba
Mecca
Madrid
Smith
Children’s Pictorial Crossword Puzzle Instructions
A readable puzzle note explains how to solve the pictorial crossword. Words fill numbered squares. each white square holds one letter. Clues and a drawing guide show the grid paths with across and down entries, plus an example answer.
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Seserbheat Jon
Jettere
Uasle
Fragmentary OCR Leads to Puzzling News Item
Partially readable lines reference a misaligned banner, naval terms, stray phrases, and scattered words. The garbled text hints at a decorative or puzzle page with scattered clues and odd word fragments across multiple lines.
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Ronelog Actese
Honal Hague
Naval
Ford
Memorial ali te of a southern peace on a mountain coin
A dubious OCR fragment describes a silver coin minted by the U S government in memory of Civil War figures General Lee and General Jackson. It praises reconciliation and peace, claiming the memorial will become a monumental tribute and appear in museums nationwide. The text is garbled but centers on a commemorative medal near Atlanta and a message of unity.
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Bys Mint
Sons Mountain
Atlanta
Lee
Jackson
Goa
Belfort
France
Wisconsin
Ara
Gil
Michael's Marriage Chapter 214 Row in a Domestic Turmoil
In a tense scene Helen, Lilah, Lonnie Capper, and Michael argue amid a domestic crisis. Helen resists an arranged marriage as Lonnie pressures a union, while Michael grapples with anger, concern for Helen, and the looming social consequences.
The Glory of Man and the Scopes Trial Faith
An excerpt critiques reliance on tradition and prejudice in the Scopes trial era, arguing that rational inquiry and the natural state of mankind support a nobler human nature. It urges critical scrutiny of beliefs, urging humility before knowledge and insisting authority should prove itself.
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Hurley
Scopes
Tennessee
Alps
Andes
Americas Moving Toward Europe Says Czechoslovak Leader
Saya President of Czechoslovakia and Pres. Thomas Garescryk says Europe shows improvement in economy and stability, with Germany and France relations improving. He argues America should not stay isolated, calling the United States the greatest nation and urging closer US-European ties amid global tensions.
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Ameries
Europe
Saya
Czechoslovakia
Thomas Garescryk
Cxtechoslovakia
Afta Birtnfay
Algerica
Ta Jroeahioaek
Germany
France
Ft. America
United States
America
Chita
Rustia
Sunshine Pellets Gly Dr W F Themenn
Fragmented OCR style text discusses sun and fresh air, heat and moisture, and a debate on democratic ideals. Mentions Americans and Europe, moral sense, and geopolitics, with garbled phrases about health and travel. No clear event or person details beyond W F Themenn names.
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Lished Tannant
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Railroad
Carle
The
Prown Hurter
Newefatens
Newaparen
H. Montgomers, Jr
New York
Toman
Montgomery
Angvals
Trim
Union Collexe
Schenectady
Florence Fogler
Defence
White
Geneval Electrica! Co
Sis
Bucklin
St. Peter's
Rome
Biles Theresa
Lisieux
Therese
Mra
Lola Len Parker
Methodist Episcopal Church
India
He ‘Inte
E. W. Parker
Clariea Spencer
Ders
Public
Dinin
Kelter
Liteasy
Snavetalig
Curtla
Fankee Giri
Sntion
Hartley
Fiaminges
Stosson
UN Wien
Science
South Side
Torentje— James
Curly Graham
Armer
Aft Baldsland
Forrence
Texas
I Burgess
Tommy
Sip Burgess
Weat Algows
Glasgow
West Algoma
Jotenile— Alsheler
Texan
Telumph
Fort Sumters
Ettot
Comra Habberton
Helen
Dla
Mays Winde
Lund
Wee
Christina Rosser
Jeleibje
Felts
Michael
Cama
Lila
Bilchael
Lonnie
Utah
Lah
Lannis
Lilah
Ahs
Pease
Ehern
Lannie Capper
Mars
Lennie
Clare Kinwaird
W. F. Themenn
Srone
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