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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1925
Page
3
Obituary notes the death of Alston after a long illness at his residence near Indianapolis. Survived by wife, two daughters, two sons, and a brother, with funeral arrangements to be announced. Close friends and relatives gathered after the news became public, and officers and attendants attended the scene.
A fragmented profile outlines Senator Ralston as a steadfast constitutional advocate born January 1, 1837 in Tuscarawas Ohio. It traces his rise from farmer and shop laborer to politics in Indiana and Wisconsin, noting his leadership style, stance against corruption, and key roles in public finance reform and workers’ compensation.
Fragmented Wisconsin state brief covers election of officers at a convention at Ensing station with names like Dotgs and Wermer and notes on county officers. It references a fatal structure case involving Joseph Derlieh and a court opening, plus a shooting injury to an individual.
Wisconsin Attorney General advisory notes discuss unspent balances for road appropriations tied to 1923 federal and Algerian construction programs. Opinions cover compensation for line-of-duty deaths, farmers education funding, and mother's pensions, naming officials such as BrankGh F. Sump, CRA, and E Mesterschnidt.
Ree 4s achieved a surprising win as Cha scored 9 points, Sierie added 8 points, and the game ended with a 4 point margin. The standout performances came from Ree and Cha, solidifying their team’s late season push.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetables and a general druggist sale. It references a baby and a supervisor role but lacks coherent context or clear event details. The readable parts point to a recipe or remedy promotion typical of late era ads.
A Wisconsin legislative committee on administration and taxation began groundwork for a tax inquiry. Executive-session topics included schools and representatives, with John Callahan and J. Sparhards noted. Public hearings and department briefs are planned as the inquiry proceeds.
Advertisement touts Follets Honey and Tar as safe for children and free of harmful ingredients. It claims a trial will prove its effectiveness and quotes a user in Byte Oklahoma who says a sample treatment relieved him of a severe cough and cold.
A jumble of 1920s style help wanted and service ads lists positions for a variety of tasks. Wages and specifics are unclear due to OCR garble but indicate demand for sheet metal workers furnace hands and general labor in Madison Mills New York and Fond du Lac area with several addresses and company names.
Classifieded listing fragment details numerous word jumbles of sale ads for households, vehicles, furniture, animals, and goods. The readable items show multiple “FOR SALE” notices including furniture, stoves, gas ranges, heaters, bicycles, and livestock, with scattered contact addresses and phone numbers. The text is garbled but indicates a busy classified page with everyday sale opportunities.
A chaotic mix of sale and rental notices across many streets and topics. Items include multiple houses for sale or cheap, rooms and apartments for rent, and various services or inquiries. Readable entries point to 37 Marcie, 208 Cherry Avenue, Monroe, Bowen Street, and more with prices and contact hints.
Fragmentary text references rooms, shares, balances, and a date in October. It mentions bets, a home, and possible prices like 1060 dollars. Names and places are garbled, but suggests a historic sale or financial notice with partial figures.
A cluttered classified listing details multiple used cars for sale including Ford, Chevrolet, Hudson, and Oldsmobile models. It highlights bargains, trade offers, open nights, and contact points at various streets and dealers, with prices and features scattered throughout.
Public records show a probate matter for the estate of a deceased individual named Burhes. A special term of the county court is set for hearings to determine administration and asset distribution, with notices to interested parties and a date in November.
A fragmented OCR item titled Khsores 38 BARGAINS highlights a bargain section with unclear details. The readable portion lists a few stray words and phrases, offering minimal concrete facts about items or prices.
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