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Newspaper

Oshkosh Daily Northwestern

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1925

Page

11

Oshkosh welfare fund drive aims to raise 430000

Community efforts in Oshkosh faltered with only about 10000 raised, forcing charity groups to cut budgets and end the year with deficits. The Oshkosh Welfare Association plans a wide publicity drive to gather 38000 more for 1936, seeking broad public support and a simple general appeal to raise funds for charitable purposes.

Oshkosh Oshkosh Welfare Association Merbern The Welfare Association

Obituary: Andrew Schrambeck 45 of Oshkosh dies at St Marys

Andrew Schwartsbeck age 45 of Oshkosh died Wednesday at 4 15 pm in St Marys hospital. He is survived by his parents Carl and Adolph Novotny services Saturday at 9 am at St Vincent church Riverside with Father Aloys Bastian officiating. He had been employed as a woodworker.

Astrew Schrarizbecks Andrew Schwartsbeck Sfelonc Reasen Oshkosh Avi St Mary's Hospital Carl Schrambeck Mire Adolph Novotny St .Vincent’s Church Intervaen Riverside Aloys Bastian

New Government Fish Hatchery Dedicated at La Crosse

A government fish hatchery and aquarium in La Crosse Wisconsin was dedicated in a formal ceremony this afternoon. Speakers included Henry O'Malley head of the fisheries bureau Dr B C Oberholzer of the bureau of biological survey and D W MacWilliams of La Crosse.

LA Crosse Ty Associated Press la Crowe Wis Tow Henry O'Malley Flaherina Bureau B.C. Oberholwer Bureau of Biological Nareey D.W. MacWillite la Cresece

Must Abjure Liquor After Tailor Reports to Police

John Steer, a tailor, was ordered by Municipal Court Judge Cons to abstain from alcohol and report weekly to Chief Arthur Gabbert at the police station for six months. A previous spree led to a $50 fine and a suspended sentence conditioned on weekly reporting. any drinking will revoke the suspended sentence and resume penalties.

John Steer Mainateeet Arthur Gabbert Ghiee Gabber Ruglix John Cons Stoer Guittr Gow Ehler

Sixth body recovered from submarine wreck

A sixth body was recovered after the submarine wreck off Bloric Island near New London. The body was found by a diver under the hull and transported to the mayoral hospital at Nesport. The sequence of findings points to a larger disaster with the ship named SatauMh.

Aby Associated Press Bloric Islang Rome Une Pequor Mayal Nesport

Obituary Notice for Mrs Sarah Eighty Eight

The funeral for Mrs Sarah, of 248 Seventy Reve Braemar, was held Wednesday at Riverside Cemetery. The Ladies Aid and Grace Lathers Society attended. Pallbearers included I. W. Kt and Mrs Ciata A. Senmidt. Interment followed at the Brainerd area church graveyard.

Grace Latheras Chersh Sarah Bowen I. W. Kt Mirs Ciata A. Senmidt Vane Fenerst Riverside Las Yremans Negart Findek Kancedschapel Thesdare Diy Street

Suit Over Automoible Collision Death Involving Wife’s Nephew

Walter Jones sues Shirley Trull for about 10 900 dollars claiming death and damages of wife Mrs Jones from an auto accident on Highway 1 near Princess Pat road House. The suit alleges Trull failed to drive with proper caution on a foggy night, causing fatal injuries to Mrs Jones who was riding with Trull. The driver of the striking car, Ethel Schultz, contends the pedestrian stepped into the path and headlights blinded him before the impact.

Walter Jones Jones Shirley Truth Nel Me Jones Marty Road Walter Shiley Trail kMed Passaengere Shirley Trull Princess Pat Road Hous Highway 1 Walter ‘Krut Nosher A. E. Sader Fremont Arms Trull Meter Hospital

Marlin Brand Dead After Long Illness

Marlin Brand 55 died Wednesday from complications of diseases at home of his daughter Mrs Whitney. Born in Malape February 1830, he moved with parents to Wisconsin in 1854 and lived there since. Survived by wife Mary, daughter Mrs Whitney, two sons Ira Brand and Tintont Brand, two grandsons, and two great grandchildren. Funeral Friday at Spikes McDonald funeral parlors with interment at Riverdale cemetery.

Maven Brand Watentsett Ira Brand Cleveland, C Tintont Brand Menasha

Baker murder trial nears end in Calumet court

Proceedings in the Baker murder case continue in Calumet county circuit court with evening sessions possible to complete testimony. Sheriff Gove and Mrs Hess testified on the day’s proceedings as experts from Remington Arms reviewed the gun’s condition and trigger mechanism amid rebuttal and witness testimony.

Baker Circult Winetbago County Victor M. Haker W. Rose Remington Arms Company Ae Dian Allen Attys J. Pagt Ang Joho Ant Peipitese Calumet County Gore Hess Steve Gove Lulla Heas Haker Flo Baker Sun Diefense Berlin Mias Paul Ralndall Wanpaca Gupsnuth Bren Goore H. Dobbins Fremort Dobtine Remington

Mrs. Kramer Consents to Three Children in Orphanage

In a petition to Judge A H Goss Mrs Phoebe Kramer agreed to place three of her four dependent children Edwin Georgia Robert in St Joseph's orphanage Green Bar while the baby stays with her. Kramer, awaiting trial for her husband’s murder, was out on $5000 bail raised locally.

Phoebe Kramer Upener Pavelos Krames Bustand A. H. Goss Gosse St. Joseph's Orphanage Green Bar Georgia Edwin Robert Jefferson! Mvenue Focal Business Cascay Lanis Framer

Early prices and fish trade from a tonic page

A fragment describes price comparisons for trout and mentions a faulty tie and a coated paper item. The readable portion hints at a medicated caption and a teenty five cent sale. Some details are cut but suggest a local market note or advertisement style item from a newspaper page.

Northwestern Files Deepening Interest In Readers

The Northwestern Files explores social character and living conditions as reflected in commodity prices. The pieces show how everyday life influences readers and reveal concerns about safety and everyday items.

Northwestern Files

Fragmentary Ad Notice From Northwestern Issue

A damaged OCR fragment notes a newspaper dated twenty seven years ago with Br United Press. It mentions prices of Melote Curt A Wester and commodities of various cars and grapes. The text is unclear and contains stray phrases about returning home and an advertising section.

AD Oshkosh Br United Press Curt A. Wester Tse Northwestern Jez Son

Women of Wisconsin Urged to Support Law Enforcement

Delegates at the second annual state convention of the Wisconsin Women’s League hear Mrs. Warren call for strict enforcement of prohibition. She cites federal enforcement reorganized under Gen Lincoln C. Andrews as progress and emphasizes local action by Wisconsin’s women.

Wisconsin Associated Pressd Wis Wisconsin” Co Audis Wyman Waren Stoughton Warren

Unclear market prices from fragmentary notice

A damaged OCR fragment lists varied prices for meats and goods with inconsistent figures. It mentions 20 cents per some unit, a dollar year, four pounds, 18 cents for two pounds, five cents per pound, and changing rates to 28 or 30 cents. The garbled text lacks clear entities or dates.

Would Close Golf Links On Election Day

Local report from San Francisco notes possible actions by downtown merchants to close golf links on election day to force voting. The Associated Press dispatch outlines how such measures would affect public access to golf facilities and voting participation dynamics.

Associated Press San Francisco

San Frisolto Election Delays Propose Market Street Railway Deal

Voter turnout expected at 7 a.m. for municipal election. Nine supervisors to be chosen. a proposal to assess the Market Street Railway company assets valued at 59,900,940 is under consideration.

Jaeren Market Street Railway Company

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