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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1925
Page
2
A jumbled slate of Oshkosh business notices lists repair services and odd jobs from multiple firms including Sehrotzky Bros, Windiw Can, Oshkosh Engraving, Oshkosh Storage Company, and Oszkesh Plumbing and Heating. Items cover locks, wiring, burners, roofing, printing, seeds, flowers, shoes, tires, wallpaper, batteries, and various merchandise with contact details and prices.
An old fashion notice advertises dress patterns and materials for children and infants. It lists sizes 6 months and 6 10 12 years with yardage requirements and prices. It promotes a comprehensive article on dressmaking and needlework, and includes orders for pattern books and instructions from a Manhattan shop.
An early proposal from Whitewater Victoria envisions uniting Whitewater, Roupd and Fase lakes into a single water body by breaching the Sutton dam. The plan would raise water levels, connect the three basins, and create a longer shoreline for a potentially improved summer area.
An Associated Press report notes a deadly outcome following an arson incident tied to a dispute with a spouse. Original OCR text is garbled but cites a domestic conflict leading to a fatal blaze and casualties among those involved.
United Press State Correspondence notes the generation today shows deep commitment to education. Educators argue education is the nation’s largest industry and emphasize high moral tone and discipline, while warning about laxity and uneven school systems across the country.
The daily radio program guide for Wednesday October 7 shows broadcasts across WEAF WJZ and multiple regional stations. Included are music talk and dramatic segments with times and network associations for Eastern Central Mountain Pacific regions.
Associated Press reports in Madison on the Wisconsin Department of Markets outlining the October meetings for the new bonding and licensing law affecting wholesale produce dealers. The law requires licensing and bonds after January and imposes penalties for noncompliance, with the department seeking fair administration to protect producers and honest dealers.
Delegates from Wisconsin womens clubs gather in Green Bay for the annual convention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs. The opening program included readings, officer reports, and greetings. Mrs. Mex Oterferter of Chicago addressed as federation chairman. The event featured tours, including Green Bay Museum, and a banquet with plans for the next day.
Fragmentary reading lists names and places including Mrs A H Wilkinson Milcas Litersure Saglyn and State Institutes with unclear context. The content is incomplete and cannot be fully interpreted.
The Wisconsin public service commission granted curtailment on the Freeport branch from Martintown to Dodgeville for December 1. It allows temporary suspension of trains due to losses, but notes the service is vital to local communities and essential connections.
A training partner named in the report moves into focus after a sudden incident. The brief notes a person connected to the group, with no further details on cause or outcome provided in the readable text.
Chicago hosts the Cleaners of America convention with over 1500 laundry workers in attendance. The gathering features displays by Laundry Owners National Association members and endorsements urging women to pursue emancipation by using mechanized washing services.
Clark's Famous Cruises lists an Around the World Westward voyage of 125 days priced between 51250 and 3000 dollars starting January 20. A January 30 Mediterranean cruise lasts 2 days from 80 dollars to 4700. A June 30, 1928 Norway and West Mediterranean cruise offers 850 to 1253 dollars, with hotels, drives, guides, and experienced management. Established 30 years. F. C. Clark, New York.
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