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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
6
Prosecutors and defense presented a complex portrait of the accused man, detailing insurance policies, gun use, and alleged financial dealings. Witnesses described Baker's work history, family ties, and plans after his wife's death, with focus on motive and the couple's finances and events surrounding the accident.
A garbled OCR style report touts a new headache treatment linked to a drug or potion, claiming rapid relief and recommendations for use. The piece names various invented or misread entities and lacks clear evidence or sources, presenting a dubious cure with uncertain risks.
A trial transcript describes a male witness recounting a firearm discharge in a car during a tense unloading moment. He recalls seeing the gun on his lap and misinterpreting its readiness, while discussing actions of Kelly and the in-law conviction, with rebuttal testimony about statements made by Mrs Hess and Mr Bounds.
An advertisement touts Heet as providing instant relief from neuritis pain or rheumatism through a penetrating heat action. It describes soothing penetrants and mild effects on joints and muscles, claiming rapid comfort with a low price and easy application for common aches.
Incomplete OCR fragment presents garbled text with stray names and terms. The readable parts reference a car, a location, and possible names but lack coherent facts to identify the event, date, or authorities involved. No clear outcome or action can be determined from the fragment.
Arrest reports show Arard Carrice, address given as 61 Plymouth Avenue, was captured in Fond du Lac on a charge of stealing an automobile. Police say he drove a Packard sedan owned by RC Brown Jr from Oshkosh to Fond du Lac, where it was abandoned and a Ford in the same scene was seized. Brown learned of the theft by telephone when authorities notified him, after the car ran out of gas and was towed to a garage. Authorities are unsure if Carrice will be sent back to Oshkosh or arraigned in Fond du Lac on related charges.
Wamsai relief group Donor of National Emblem presented a flag to Beach Memorial School with patriotic ceremony. Mrs Strodoff spoke on respect for the flag and unity. Vocational students sang as staff stood by, while local officials reported Ridgeway’s shooting incident and improving but serious condition.
The court ruled estates liable for the O'Dell claim in a complex partnership case. Questions centered on whether two partners were a true partnership, and if so how debts and assets should be allocated. The ruling clarifies priority of individual vs partnership debts under the 1915 act and its impact on the estate of Sinclair Maintond.
The court analyzes notes and endorsements on a $3600 note connected to the O'Dell estate and a $2000 note from Interstate Construction. It examines renewal conditions, guaranties by Sinclair Mainland and William Mainland, and the executor's refusals, concluding the case hinges on individual guarantees versus partnership liability and the sufficiency of consideration.
A garbled medical ad touts McCoy’s Col Liver Oil Compound Tablets as a simple remedy for thin people. It cites rapid weight gain claims, a money back offer, and emphasizes ease of use like candy, urging readers to buy from Mueller-Potter Drug Co or any druggist. The text also includes unrelated horse show mentions and a stray anecdote about a chestnut stallion.
T G Brown secretary of Winnebago county air secured a saddle horse at the national horse show in Indianapolis timed with the national cattle show. The Kentucky bred animal is praised for pace and potential, with multiple prices listed as high awards amid the event.
W Crocker of New York for the American Pulp and Paper company met with T Swen secretary of the Northern Hemlock and Hardweed Manufacturers association to discuss forestry problems and potential timber recovery methods. He expressed interest in rapid reforestation techniques and noted jackpins reaching cordwood size in 30 to 40 years versus 200 years for lumber. Cordwood size deemed sufficient for soap manufacture. He also planned visits to pulp and paper facilities to inspect forest management efforts.
An advertisement touts Dare's Mentha Pepsin as a superior stomach remedy claiming rapid relief from indigestion gastritis and sour stomach. The pitch cites testimonials and a money back guarantee from Mueller Potter Drug Co and local druggists. Also mentions insect damage reports in Door County with trees like balsam fir and hemlock. university experts plan forestry survey.
A proposal to establish a factory for buds workers near Vardyce is outlined. Efforts targeted Osh- Bosh and local merchants, spurred by a Fond du Tac man, aiming to attract business interest and foster the project’s advancement.
A special committee was named by the focal association of Commerce to study the feasibility of a proposed new building. The group will advise members on funding and costs, with a plan to solicit opinions and consider a shared space for members and events.
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