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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1925
Page
13
A cluttered directory brief lists auto tops, batteries, electrical services, and hardware offerings. It mentions WESTINGHOUSE batteries, Ford service, furnace and welding repairs, locks and keys, radio batteries, wall paper, decorators, and machine repair, with multiple street addresses and phone numbers. The piece reads like a local business catalog with scattered product mentions and service notes.
A fragmentary report suggests investigators are pursuing a theory that alcohol influenced the death of a woman found in her apartment. Autopsy and chemical analysis were conducted, with a chemist’s testimony noted as crucial to the investigation amid references to a possible violent context. Attempts to reconstruct events include mentions of a marriage outlined by the source and various unrelated ad-like material.
A historical club speaker urged young men and women to vote and take pride in civic duty. He stressed government serves the people, expects citizen support, and called for education and participation to solve community problems. An accompanying ad promotes Dr. Prarie's Discovery medical services and trial kits.
Compiled listings show a dense slate of radio and concert segments across stations WEAF WDAZ and others. Actors and acts including Orchmann and Kab appear alongside program notes for dayparts, with times ranging from morning chatter to late evening features. The page blends schedule details with station identifiers and performance notes.
Special to The North-veatess reports Governor Binlas proposes a tax shift to raise home and estate taxes while federal policy under President Copldse lowers taxes. Judge Botkux opposes moving taxes from real estate to income, urging parity and warning that rising levies burden working citizens amid a broader call for a government responsive to the people and fair burdens.
Pant R Mallon reports hearings begin on a proposed tax cut of about 25 percent across the board. Treasury officials urge the measure and committees plan swift action within weeks, aiming to send the bill to the White House for President Coolidge’s signature by February.
The lettered testament extols Father Johns Medicine as a strengthening remedy for children and the elderly, citing success where others failed. It mentions Leon Vermeete of Fitchburg and praise from Mrs corner of Walter and Clifton, claiming broad use as a body binder and cold cure.
Product listing notes honey types including capped, ripened and pure amber with Wisconsin No 1 Clover and White Clover varieties. Prices indicated as fractions and cents per unit, showing market shorthand for honey grades and moisture content.
Republicans hold majorities in both houses after the November election while Democrats debate tax reform. Key issues include estate and excise taxes, income taxes for individuals and corporations, and the treasury’s stance on deductions. Hearings begin with executive sessions as experts prepare to offer input. A New York accident reports a pedestrian killed by an offhanded vehicle while a boy crosses a street.
Wisconsin Power and Light announces interurban and motor coach schedules serving Neenah Oshkosh Fond du Lac Lamartine Waupun Beaver Dam Columbus Madison and other towns with daily departures and hourly Northbound and Southbound services. Special notes include connections via Oshkosh and daily frequency details with last cars around 9 50 pm and 10 00 pm on some routes and weekend variations.
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