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Oshkosh Republican

Location

Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1925

Page

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New Progressive Republican Paper Debuts in Oshkosh

The Oshkosh Republican announces its launch as a weekly paper with plans to become a daily once machinery is ready. Editors pledge progressive Wisconsin alignment with La Follette era ideas, invite subscriptions at 2 dollars yearly for 52 copies, and seek local cooperation and advertising from Oshkosh and rural routes. The notice explains no stock sales, aims for second class mailing, and calls on readers to visit 62 64 Algoma Boulevard to sign up.

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Typographical Union Releases Three Reel Educational Film

The International Typographical Union announced a three reel motion picture illustrating union activities including the Union Printers Home, old age pension, health campaigns, and apprentice training. The project aims to show less militant union work and public education on labor.

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Mayor’s Oct seventieth birthday greeting card

The article notes Mayor Kite receiving a birthday greeting card on his seventieth birthday Friday October 20. The message from city officials and friends expresses friendship and well wishes as a civic figure and colleague.

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Tall Corn Echoes in a Murky Tale of Hunters and Weather

A fragmented report recalls hunters and restless weather near the Miele river with references to Bets, Lows, and an unseen crowd. The text narrates animals stirred by wind and a chorus of distant singing amid advancing spring warmth and hunting routines.

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Meaning of the La Follette Victory

An editorial lauds Robert La Follette Sr. posthumous impact and his son as successor noting the public’s memory of reform, primary election law, and protections for labor against employers. It argues the victory reflects legacy over personal gain and criticizes rivals and political machine tactics. It views the son as a worthy, though unproven, continuation.

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Episcopal Convention Nears Quiet Close

The Episcopal convention concludes after a lengthy assemble featuring clerical leadership and lay delegates. Sessions highlight church governance, mission planning, and unity across dioceses as participants reflect on progress and upcoming tasks.

Missionary Bishop Elections Reported With Multiple Nominations

A list of candidates for missionary bishopric selections is reported including Rev WM toss, Rev Midleton S Harpwell D D secretary Rev Shirley Hal Nichols Rev Robert Erskine Campbell Jr, Rev Walter Mitchel and others. The group includes church leaders from New York Trenton Sewanee and Liberia with notes on duties and geographies. The six selections form the feature of the bishopric event and await formal confirmation.

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Library Anniversary Celebration

The Library Board invites the public to attend a double anniversary event Friday October 34 at 8 PM in the main library on Washington Boulevard. It marks thirty and a half years since the original foundation and five years since the public opening of the new building featuring about 46 000 books and two permanent lending rooms on Oregon Street and Roosevelt School area.

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Wisconsin University Independence Investigation Launched

Madison report outlines a study by an alumni committee into the independence of the University of Wisconsin. The inquiry examines governance and potential impacts on future programs and donor relations.

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Unclear OCR Text Delay Affects Issue Release

Fragmented OCR passage shows garbled phrases about an issue delay and references to a navbar and dates. No coherent events, names, or places are discernible to establish a factual news item.

Coolidge Refuses to Interfere in Coal Strike Policy

Washington dispatches report President Coolidge will not intervene in the anthracite coal strike ongoing in Pennsylvania since early September. Officials warn of severe shortages as 160,000 to 150,000 idle workers affect Scranton and Wilkes-Barre, with price tensions and wage disputes weighing on miners and operators.

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Great Dairy Convention Draws Nationwide Figures in Indy

A vast gathering of dairymen from across the nation convenes in Indianapolis for the annual Great Dairy Convention. Delegates discuss industry standards, scientific progress, and the role of dairy in national markets, with notable speakers addressing sanitation, production quality, and cooperative efforts.

Dairymen OF the Nation Indianapolis

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