25 Jun 1925
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Newspaper
Oskaloosa Daily Herald
Location
Oskaloosa, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1925
Page
1
United Press reports that severe drought across the Midwest eased as heavy rains brought over two months of deficits toward harvest. total rainfall reached seventy inches in parts, improving soil and crop prospects. freezing temperatures soon expected to boost vegetable output and general farm conditions.
Unclear text describes unrest and possible plots amid chaotic events in Shanghai involving citizens and an American marine guard. Reports mention firearms, patrols, and searches of vehicles and shipments entering the city as authorities attempt to prevent violence. A young citizen aged 26 is noted in fragmentary information.
The flood surged through Mountainside area with water depths reaching 260 feet in places. Officials warn the new artificial lake has not yet met its natural level, threatening buildings, ranches, and livestock worth thousands of dollars. Residents endure rising water and swift currents.
Attorneys for both aides argued the matter in court as the суд noted a neglect of marriage prevention. The case centers on preventing Billy's marriage to Mins lya hejle Pope and the role of Stewart in blocking the union.
Aloux City June 25. City council denied a lifetime license for Hunter the fox terrier who helped rescue 4 year old Gordy Jantsen from drowning. Attorney stated the award cannot be made as permanent as permanent tax exemption for humans. Councilman Wilcox noted owners of an intelligent dog might expect to pay an annual tax.
Edna Meadows, a four year old victim of a hammer attack, is likely to recover, according to physicians attending her. The farm hand Ernest Nelson attacked her while they were alone on the Charton Cathere farm, thrice miles south of Galva, then died by his own hand after firing at her head.
A Sunday accident west of Tracy involving a Willys Knight driven by Tomes Sedrel of Liberty, and a Ford carrying George Farvey, two grandchildren, and Mildred Harvey left several injured though none fatally. Victims included Sedrel, Harvey grandchildren Loredi and Elmer, Mildred Harvey, and Marvin and Fern Cummings. Dr May treated wounds in Tracy before transporting to their homes. Numerous local residents were noted visiting and visiting again in Osage area with family and friends through the week.
New York June 25 A court scene in the Symington divorce case features Justice Ford discussing modern views on manners versus morals. Mrs Ford Wait expresses mixed views on prohibition and cocktails, while defense opens in the Symington trial noting adultery allegations.
A compact look at Fort Laramie and its role on the Oregon Trail era. From 1840s settlement and fur trading ties to emigration and Indian treaties, the post served as a pivotal hub for military expeditions and frontier commerce along the northern plains.
A readable OCR fragment lists radio stations and programs for Thursday and Friday, June 26 and 2, with times and show titles. It names stations such as WABC WLS WGR WGY and others across New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Minneapolis and more, noting orchestras and dramatic broadcasts from venues like Sylvan Theater and Loveland Chamber of Commerce events.
Willits McConnell, former president of the First National Bank of Wessington Springs SD, was arrested by federal officers in Los Angeles. He faced charges for making a false report to the comptroller of the currency, connected to a recent audit in Sioux Falls SD.
A district engineer J A Paulson reports extensive bridge damage from recent roads along the Maquoketa river. In Webster County area, Bela ware suffered the heaviest losses with 75 bridges noted amid the highway commission tally.
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