28 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1925
Page
1
A fragmentary Wisconsin newspaper piece weighs agricultural policy, dairy breeding, and farm relief. It cites Secretary of Agriculture Jardina and lawmakers debating university support, farm relief aid, and rural industry trends amid calls for better education, silage, and preservation practices.
A rugged frontier tale unfolds with a guardian Beery aiding a wounded lover amid a stampede. Nat, Hull, and a band of buffalo hunters face dwindling ammo as a dramatic rescue unfolds through peril and sacrifice. A vivid portrait of pioneer courage and American heritage.
In Unis county farmers report a growing interest in poultry and brood management. Despite imperfect notes and mixed success, several small programs show promise for expanding chicken production and improving cattle and cow health through better feeding and care.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a bizarre cleaning incident with a blot of Tek and toilet article aids. It mentions removing the blot from a detente bedyaein paper and a wicker or raffish figure smoothing a surface, ending with a note about picturés and smoothing.
Fragmentary historical remark on liberty and governance. Mentions people, God, and order within a hive like society. Source text is garbled and hard to interpret, lacking clear events, names, or dates.
Fragmentary notes trace the Mount Vernon estate origin as Hunting Creek and reference Lawrence Washieton, brother of Guerke, amid a convoluted lineage involving Adairal Bel and the Aeislaiys. The text is unclear and names are inconsistently rendered.
A Chicago investigation follows hints linking a young authentic girl’s death to a crime ring. Detectives Connally and allies pursue theories involving a Molly Palanner and a bandit crew, while suspects debate killer identity and motive across a fatal crime scene near a distant burial.
Mrs. Julia Reuter aged 92 of this city died Sunday morning at her home 1108 White Rock Avenue. She came to Waukesha in 1844 and lived nine years at the Forest House before settling here. Her husband William Reuter preceded her in death.
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