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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1925
Page
9
Bright home decor promotion at KraMerows Store offers framed prints and portraits for sale. The display features pastel tones and popular pieces like The Spring Song priced around 35.80. Frames and custom mounting services highlighted with model rooms to view.
Testimony in the Victor H. Tuxer murder trial recaps Mrs. Baker visiting Mrs. Frieberth and crying on several occasions. Kehn testified about money conversations with Baker years earlier, deemed potentially relevant but limited by defense. Elisabeth Frieberth described Baker’s visits with her husband and Baker’s emotional distress, while gun shell analysis showed shells waterproof and intact.
Witness described shot pattern measurements at various distances using a beaver board. Judge sentenced Grant McClelland to thirty days in the workhouse after admitting moonshine possession. he claimed no involvement with the stash.
Mail premium checks totaling 16588.25 were mailed to county fair winners by Secretary T. Brown. The sum marks the largest premium payout in the fair’s history, exceeding last year by about 600 and surpassing any county fair in the state. About 2226 exhibitors entered, with early-entry rules strongly enforced. Brown will remain at Main Street office Tuesday and Wednesday to answer questions as the auditing committee finalizes receipt and disbursement checks.
Miss Helen Bunke 19 daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Bunke 274 School Street died Saturday after ten months illness from complications of diocese. Born Oshkosh February 23 19%. She attended Trinity Lutheran School but did not complete due to illness. Funeral private at home at o o'clock this afternoon and at Trinity Lutheran Church at 2:30 Rev J E Elbert in charge. Interment Riverside Cemetery.
Will Cull the Poultry Gal Sel county agricultural agent announces a poultry culling demonstration at the H. W. Betty farm near Nepensham Wednesday night at 7. The event is part of a county wide service on farms and welcomes interested farmers and residents of rural schools.
Oshkosh leaders decry a census estimate as obviously absurd and inaccurate, noting 75 houses built 1924 25 and more since, while citing Washington figures and a 1320 census comparison. The Association of Commerce asks the Census Bureau to revise growth figures and calls the estimate unjust to the community. Local merchants label city projections as ducedious and unfair amid new housing counts at the city hall.
Algoma residents question why West Algoma Street is arterial on the east side of the river but not on the west. They note motorists assume arterial status at the river crossing and may overlook cross-traffic from the opposite approach. The inquiry focuses on traffic control and road classification distinctions in the area.
City faces repeated minor accidents due to missing stop signs at all west side intersections on West Algoma Street, the main artery for tram entry. Authorities have not yet provided traffic controls to calm the flow and prevent incidents.
Classified notice seeking a general office worker with atenography experience at First Trust. The ad emphasizes required skills and directs applicants to apply to a person at the bank.
Reports from Oshkosh parties indicate a growing shortage of partelizes in the northeast region. Officials note supply delays and demand pressure amid ongoing distribution challenges affecting local markets and consumers.
Cirle as Terre, secretary of the rural branch of the Imsak Walton Weegue, notes a condition peculiar to Wisconsin. Terrell recently toured Canadian areas and reported the scarcity of partridges even in sparsely settled districts, where ten to twenty square miles lack resident flocks.
The Siew Fork stake conservation commission conducts extensive investigations into the causes behind the decline of partridges and statues, following a general pattern surrounding the search for partridges.
The report notes uncertainty about a condition in birds with Terrell suggesting a disease factor may exist but no definitive explanation is yet found. Investigations have not progressed to provide an answer, while non disease causes like extermination, winter rigors, and nesting seasons are considered as potential factors.
The fragment notes birds struggle during severe winters as their first food supplies become buried under hard snow crusts and ice, hindering access and survival.
The funeral of Lor reine Schultz, 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Schultz, was held Sunday afternoon at 1 o clock from the home of Herman Schultz, 159 Garrison Street.
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