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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
8
An early 20th century car advertisement hypes rich velour interiors and rider comfort. It boasts cushiony upholstery, five passenger seating, a one piece windshield, automatic wiper, rear mirror, protective eyeshade, andMichelin discs. The copy promises easy operation, minimal motion, and convenient purchase terms with a trade in.
County women leaders were chosen to relay lessons from county home management classes conducted by Wisconsin and the county agricultural area department. Leaders from Algoma and nearby roads will form groups to teach neighbors who missed the original sessions. Names include Mrs. George Jones, Mrs. J. B. Yaris, and others across Oakwood, Lake Shore, town hall, Jamekins Zien, and Xiath Street Road groups. Leaders for Claireville are to be named. similar groups will be formed in other townships.
Louis Pritz, formerly of Ripon, died Sunday morning in Winnebago County. Born in Bethe, Germany on Oct 27, 1842, he immigrated to America in 1858. He married Auguste Zoller in Walworth. Survived by eight children living in Osceola, Beloit, Ripon, and Portland, with services planned in Ripon.
Green Bay hearing planned to discuss harbor improvements. Maj. Var B. Wikre of the United States engineering office will lead the session, with data gathered by the Association of Commerce and local harbor committee. The program seeks to assess current harbor conditions and propose enhancements.
Funeral services for Mrs James White held at the Baptist church after a stroke of paralysis struck her while visiting her sister. She leaves three daughters Violet and another, and a son. Mr White died years ago after twenty years in the city. Also notes on Foresters installation with officers named and an election snippet about voting rules for poll districts and birthplace questions.
Madison The suggestion of Sol Levitan state treasurer that apartment houses could use their frame to advance rent for laboring people is reflected in the recent opening of an apartment house for laboring people in New York. Mr Towne of Milwaukee, a friend of the treasurer, notes Empire Mortgage Company and Rockefeller Institution took over the tie to a block purchased by Labor Homes Bulletin Corporation.
United Press reports a Wisconsin university Extension division program listing about 250 lectures across five professors. Lectures available to elven elds and serations through the Extension division at a nominal fee of twenty dollars or less.
United Press reports plans to start spring work on a 127 mile Milwaukee to Saint Paul route with a Bay Station at a cost of 4,300. The old Juda station was destroyed by fire in 1926 and two temporary stations served meanwhile as funds were raised to build the new depot.
In municipal court Louis Lapine of Wausau pleaded guilty to operating an automobile on Dety Street Saturday night. He drew ten days on the workhouse, a $199 fine, plus 30 extra days if fines not paid. Later, Wanke and Stockinger pleaded guilty to intoxication and speeding respectively, with fines and costs imposed.
A newly organized camp of Spotsal Veterans plans a Tuesday evening meeting at 8 at Moose Hall to elect officers and prepare to receive a charter. About four to five local members have signed the charter, with attempts to qualify for the charter and to attract as many participants as possible from nearby towns and counties.
An ad style article urges readers to use a new toothpaste formula to remove a sticky film and whiten teeth. It promotes Gum and tooth health, claims to fight germs, and promises firmer, whiter teeth with regular brushing. Endorses asking a pharmacist about Pepsodent coupons.
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