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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1925
Page
8
All Classified Advertising must be paid in advance before the date of publication. Ads ordered by firms or individuals with approved open monthly accounts may be billed post publication. The Freeman Printing Co. reserves the right to require prepayment in other cases.
Classified note offers a late model Buick touring car for first class OM position. Contact number 1500 or extension x21 for details.
Wanted to buy near Airlie. Farm location described as near Waukertia and Airlie. Contact Freeman with details on property size and asking price.
Washington diplomats report a coalition of Democrats and Republicans pushing to repeal the auto excise tax. Representative McLeod, Republican Michigan, is expected to offer the bill today with Ratney, Democrat, opposing Democratic Onslanele. The House committee recommends a five per cent reduction, expected to yield about $80,000,000 in revenue under current law through shifts by manufacturers.
Turkish Foreign Minister Tewfik Pasha declared before departing for Paris that Turkey will not accept the Mosul award and that the issue rests with the Anglo-Irish Assembly. His remark, echoed by a colleague, signals Ankara’s stance on the League of Nations mandate dispute and Turkey’s demand for Uksul control.
A mangled report notes Japanese troops in control areas with a weakening regime. Wary observers in London describe unstable conditions and shifting authority as the situation in Milan and nearby provinces grows tense.
Dodge Brothers announce a substantial price cut on their cars to boost sales. The mid night sale begins after Dec 1 with cash incentives for buyers, while the manufacturer plans a nationwide promotion and factory timing changes to support lower pricing.
George Remus testified in court about a $3,000,000 profit from bootlegging and organized syndicates that bought the Daniel distillery before whisky thefts. He described leaving Prohibition enforcement with a plan for a larger traffic network and emphasized early profits nearing three million in the first two years.
The Wisconsin Industrial Commission outlined efforts to aid business recovery amid losses in Wisconsin and nearby regions. It highlighted investments to support small factory commerce, cooperation with local clubs, and postal service activities while noting key figures and local representatives from Milwaukee and surrounding areas.
The article reports a regular meeting scheduled for Friday evening to cover election results and installation of officers. It notes a dance by lodge members at Moose Hall on Saturday night and mentions dates around February 19 with a starting time near 7 p.m. Readers are invited to attend.
The fragment lists regional results and assorted odd items including scores such as 48-44 and 40-42, plus mentions of items like CHEESE-Twins and Beest lyrds. It also includes unclear numbers, prices, and product references such as onions and tucks, reflecting a damaged OCR page with scattered data.
Fragmented OCR lists radio features and sponsor abbreviations across stations WHUR New York Philadelphia Washington plus references to university programs and various callsigns. The readable items hint at a schedule or guide noting broadcasts and channel identifiers without complete program details.
Fragmented OCR shows references to produce, prices, and items like sheep and oats, with scattered numbers and names. The text appears to be a partial stock or auction listing with dairy and grain terms, incomplete vendor names, and stray percentages, lacking a coherent single event or report.
Fragmentary text mentions wheat and corn terms with code like Maceiher and Derombe 345 MINS M4 IR May IANS L485. No coherent event or entities to anchor a summary.
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