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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1925
Page
1
A Parliaments and military policy discussion features Mussolini noting shifts in economic and social conditions. He favors balanced senatorial representation, looser pacts with European powers, and cautions against submarines and air raids while stressing work as the core of civilization and U S influence.
Market data from Wisconsin and Michigan regions with figures and potato pricing mentioned. Readable segments note Wisconsin and Michigan markets, prices around 978.00, and various commodity references.
Andrew Vose signs lease of Herbrand Marke property at North Grind Avenue for early next year. Lease details announced today with possession to commence at year start.
Christmas plans for Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb show subdued celebrations in state penitentiary with a 125-member Chicago choir arriving to entertain prisoners. Warden John White states day programs will focus on simple Sunday activities amid the holiday restrictions.
In early May trading, Chicago grain prices show modest gains and losses across futures. Traders report keener selling in some contracts while demand remains steady, with observers noting caution as markets absorb weather and row crop updates.
A garbled OCR fragment references a college chapel singing event and mentions payments, hair styles, and unspecified individuals. Details are unclear, with several illegible phrases about people, prices, and actions surrounding a visit or gathering.
PER ELEN Letters' editor discusses how Thanksgiving Christmas and Easter retain sacred meanings beyond dinners and gifts. He argues Christmas denotes the incarnation and divine life among humanity, urging believers to keep sacred joy in homes and seasonal merriment aligned with spiritual significance.
Harriet Willmore Markness Cameron died Sunday in Spring Green at age 8. She was the first white child born in Walworth County. Funeral services were held at the home of her son, Davies Harkness, in Spring Green. Lorment was at Spring Green. Freeman Ads Bring results.
Milling goods and livestock prices show a mixed day with Hogs and cattle steady to lower while grains and dairy items edge up. Buyers seek quality feed and stable demand supports selective purchases as market activity slows after noon.
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