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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1925
Page
13
A scrambled OCR style notice reports multiple new corporation filings with the Secretary of State. Names, locations, share details, dates, and stock figures appear jumbled, listing entities and monetary amounts such as 100 and 106, with scattered personal names and places.
A fragmented note mentions Kappel and John Seater tied to a wharf issue with figures 25,000 and 47 feet. The garbled text references share or value allocations and a possible property or contract dispute involving wharf measurements. No clear dates or locations are readable.
The educational office in Layton, Washington, appoints a new psychologist, succeeding Helen Davis. The new appointee, identified as Mastetant paxchotogst, will oversee psychological testing and related educational services. The transition follows a multi-year tenure in a related field at a university.
A nighttime naval engagement off the Pacific coast simulates a hunt and destroy mission. Ships Darken, lookouts posted as a fleet of destroyers conduct range finding and simulated firing drills lasting several hours under heavy wartime instruction.
Mrs Keisi Stevenson, mother of Lau ren Stevenson, United States minister to Norway, died suddenly Friday at her Minnesota farm home. Her son is about to embark from New York to pursue a diploma. Family reunion had brought relatives from Norway. he left for New York and prepared to sail to Bergen.
Associated Press reports a Canton Presbyterian Academy in Hengions area was invaded. A Chinese student and four teachers were kidnapped as authorities search for suspects amid unclear circumstances. The motive remains unknown and no further details are provided.
Illinois farmers and business leaders from Montgomery county plan a tour of Green County to inspect farms and marketing facilities. The Associated Press report notes a group including farmers and merchants will visit several sites to study agricultural methods and related enterprises.
A school superintendent in Uhama Neb resigns and a successor is named. Officials report the change as effective immediately with formal transitions underway at the Fene district.
An Eau Claire man was named chairman of the local board with another Eau Claire resident as vice chairman. The announcement states the new leadership will guide the organization through the coming terms and oversee key decisions.
A committee of six executives from the Association of Railway Executives reports opposition to large railroad consolidations. They urge a permissive plan with voter approval and insist Congress should not permit compulsory mergers. The group pitches a system allowing voluntary mergers subject to regulatory consent.
Probate filing from Associated Press notes the estate of Madison Coleman, listed assets around 530,000 dollars, with income details and bequests to relatives. Mention appears of Fond du Lac and Walter Hyland of Denver, along with Mrs. Coleman and Mrs. Cathmie Hene Coleman.
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