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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1925
Page
8
A dense list of crossword entries with numbers and partial clues covering elements, chemistry terms, languages, explorers, exclamations, and various wordplay prompts. The fragmentary grid includes hundreds of clues such as chemical element, acid, diocene, and many others, jumbling categories from geography to music to heraldic terms.
Carver Ice Cream Manufacturea bor Carver Ice Cream Co. M46 Merritt Stramt Telephone 727.
A three week old baby riding with visitors from Cleveland was thrown from its mother's arms in a highway collision near Ferdinand Hopka and Albert Zabel farms on highway 28. The infant was rescued from the wreckage unharmed. Zabel admitted fault, bought a similar car, then traded in his own for a new one. Other items note Ripon College graduates and a warehouse fire in Deep Rock eluding firemen, with trains flagged and passengers dropped at Ripon road.
A fragmentary note recalls a local scene with a woman irritated by gas powered buggies and a remark about someone not remembering a thing except a probable ticket. The piece references roads, a college setting, and concrete blocks down to a ball field in a brief, local flavor.
Bernard Grant died from stab wounds inflicted by fellow prisoner Walter Krauser, who killed Policeman Ralph Sanders in 1922. Grant, jailed at 18, had faced multiple reprieves. governors and lawyers argued unequal justice as Krauser’s second trial loomed and Grant died during confinement in the county jail hospital.
A new eight week summer course opens at the Rusch School of Fox Breeding near North East aimed at training men in fox biology heredity and practical care. Founded by Louis Edward Rusch the school operates as a profit venture funded by supporters of the silver fox industry.
Several hundred attended Riverside for Trinity Lutheran church annual outing and services. Weather was favorable with morning worship in the park pavilion, a choir of hundreds, diplomas for Sunday school graduates, a program of music and recitations, and an afternoon of amusements and prizes for children. Also reports of two fire alarms at Dr George N Pratt home, a city dump schedule advisory from health officer Dr M Ny Pitz, and strong attendance at the Presbyterian church Bible school. Band II engaged for Neenah Fourth of July events.
A Chamber of Commerce bulletin praises Standard Oil Company Indiana for meeting material needs through petroleum products. It credits gas production growth, Burton Cracking Process, and strategic organization for expanding supply and increasing wealth. The company emphasizes dependable oil services and profits to stockholders.
A large fireworks display is planned for a new island area across the river from Riverside park. Crowds picnicking in the park are expected to enjoy the show and accompanying performances at the pavilion. Officials warn residents to expect clear skies and mild weather during the event period.
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