This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 29 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
13
Local citizens discuss a welfare drive organized by employers and workers. The effort seeks voluntary contributions matching those of the state and aims to reveal how industries support welfare through coordinated drives and public inspection of records.
Mant Action is dismissed after preliminary examinations set for November 6. Charges against A K B, Pete ern, and Stanley Lutenitzke were dismissed. Peterson faced counts of filing a worthless check and other counts in a framed case. The conduct involved alleged offenses against a wife and child, with the defendant residing in Milwaukee.
Severe cold snapped and burst pipes across multiple areas causing damage to homes and streets. Residents reported collapsed lines and flooding as temperatures remained well below freezing. Utility crews worked through the night to restore service and repair damaged infrastructure. Authorities warned residents to keep distance from standing water and exposed pipes while repairs proceeded.
Funeral services for E R Hicks will be held Friday afternoon at Dost Church on Ve Ago Street. The ceremony will be conducted by Reverend James Sure with assistance from other local clergy. Burial to follow at an unspecified churchyard.
The article details the will of Son J. Beers of St. Louis and the Florida estate plans. It mentions legacies to Ora Richard McCulloch and three McCulloch children, with funds between 20 million and 30 million dollars. Executors include St. Louis lawyer Richard McCulloch and the St. Louis Union Trust Company. Details describe estate maintenance for Gerxs Ine bt Ovo amowbe and a development company trust for a daughter.
Justice Rosenberry was elected president of the Wisconsin conference of special work. Stevens Point, Justice Marvin H. Kennerberry of the state Supreme Court named Kohler as secretary and Maloney as treasurer, with Donald of Madison listed as treasurer.
A local court in Dene county fined and jailed a driver after intoxicated operation of an automobile. The defendant received ten days in jail and a monetary fine as punishment for the offense. The case involved traffic collision evidence and a house arrest component.
Frank E Gere assistant secretary of the treasury died of spinal meningitis after years of service. He is survived by his widow and a son. The funeral was held Friday morning.
Bandits reported active in New York by Celled Press, executing seven robberies. Heaviest loot valued at five thousand dollars, with details on locations and method amid ongoing police pursuit.
County census data reveal rising farm acreage and livestock totals. Across 1920 to 1940, farm operators expanded, with total cattle head up from 27,954 to 44,386 and breeding animals increasing. hogs, horses, and silage also show gains while corn acreage shifts toward oats and oats production.
United Press reports few indictments likely from the lesson meeting related to the American Legion convention. A federal grand jury in seralon examined liquor cases as the jury nears adjournment. Cabaret operators bonded for the convention may escape indictments, with public notice expected after jury ends.
An early edition reports a dramatic claim that the United States faces a social rupture as a prominent Westminster canon comments on a divide tied to divorce and national integrity. The Evening News notes alarm over potential sectarian realignment and its impact on national unity.
A damaged record mentions sleet at St Mar and a serious incident involving John Fannie and others. It references a royal house and a courtroom scene with a superintendent, plus case notes and names like A Velssem, KR M Baljis, Samer Fehiren, Fam Terres, Otto Taste, and Jorn Ros.
Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock for Kaone af Se and Mrs Willan M Jones at the general home of Fise & Bilis. The Northwestern railroad carried the bodies, with relatives including Mr and Mrs Thonas Jones and Mr and Mrs Canaries Jones of Topeka traveling to attend. The interment was planned at Riverside cemetery.
Augus Zimmerachted of Algoma Boulevard remains missing after Monday morning, with no trace located. authorities have pursued every lead, including river searches later halted due to lack of a confirmed location or evidence of suicide. A former neighbor reportedly saw a man at Oregon Street Jackson Drive bridge around 9 a.m., reinforcing the mystery of his disappearance.
Announcement of a November 3 armory concert by the 2th Infantry band stirs local music lovers. Proceeds support the Infantry Musical Organisation as enthusiasm grows for the event.
A brief notice notes a week long sale featuring numerous new suites across Hales and Sejours, highlighting updated stock and appealing to shoppers. The text emphasizes surreal themes and a complete Azelo stock.
A stolen car was located near Winnebury in a ditch with two wheels broken. The Guernsey Dairy Company on Main Street is listed on the report. Police noted the theft occurred Tuesday night or early Wednesday and an air hose truck was involved in the garage incident behind the building. Officer Fred Geier led the investigation.
The recital aims to support Sand by profits, backed by the Local Association of Com Thusinessmen. The Infantry band and cal group plan a summer concert series, with Oshigsh anticipated to attend and the Card set to appear November 2.
A damaged OCR fragment reports a verdict issue in a circuit court involving Fannis Smitth of Chicago and Faith Kits of this city over a $2509 automobile damage claim. The tale shows testimony, a defense motion for a directed verdict, and indications the case had no further proceedings today.
Funeral rites held for Theodore Tmalker at Riseraide cemetery following services at the family home in SelAsk. Survived by relatives, friends, and the local community, with brief acknowledgments of condolences from neighbors. Funeral home and cemetery names reflected in the notice.
A fragment discusses planned river and harbor work, mentioning a letter from St. Thompson of Washington and referencing the National Rivers and Harbors commission. The garbled text hints at a planning or oversight update with potential dates and initials, but specifics are unclear.
A fragment recalls a discussion on maintenance and improvement funding for harbor and port facilities. Officials seek practical expenditures through the fiscal year, with emergency reserves and possible half-spend options under review. The state awaits Congress guidance on public funding allocations.
Fragmentary note suggests a group of businessmen faces pressure to decide whether Romine should be taken to court. The vague wording indicates concern over possible legal or financial implications and a forthcoming decision.
A group from Oshkosh residents embarked on a cross country horseback trip ending in Smso Village. The party met disciplined riding at a location called Orne after a long trek, with Grace ScheX and Miss jGjara Retake noted among participants. George Tilson and others planned a return to Oshkosh, and organizers aimed to continue cross country activities with early riders.
Fragmentary text notes fascists in major cities praising Mussolini style guidance. Phrases reference a review, celebrations, and military or parade imagery, though many words are garbled. The piece hints at heightened public display and organized events.
A cleary garbled report indicates an agreement for debt funding involving Estonia. The text is heavily distorted with repeated phrases and nonsensical insertions, making precise facts impossible to extract. No verifiable names, dates, or institutions beyond Estonia are reliably identifiable.
Milwaukee man and a stenographer were detained by federal authorities on charges tied to state law violations. The case alleges attempts to lure young girls from a Mexican border resort for illicit purposes, with agents pursuing the individuals across states.
A scrambled note indicates Gov Blaine set November 18 for a removal hearing. The document mentions testimony and adjournment, with references to Ly Unites Press and Madison. The text is garbled but shows an official scheduling of a hearing and subsequent adjournment.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.