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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
6
Waukesha residents contribute to a needy family of nine through a fundraiser hosted by Dr and Mrs Crane, supplying clothing bedding provisions and money. A Christmas carol program by the choral club under Mrs Hawley is planned for Christmas Eve. Local staff and students gather for dances and visits as community holiday activities continue.
Reading from the telegraph and medical notes shows inland residents face iodine shortages due to sourcing and dietary limits. Doctors in mountainous areas warn of iodine deficiency, sparking increased interest in canned fish and oysters to boost intake.
In Calcutta Mr Marley relates encounters with Indians and British officials, noting mutual curiosity, cultural differences, and expectations for self government. He admires Indian hospitality, discusses caste and marriage norms, and remarks on the evolving Indian civil service and anti British sentiment alongside cordial exchanges. He also mentions souvenirs showcasing local craftsmanship.
Rev Father Flanagan announces a program where orphans in Nebrask a are adopted for work at various homes and institutions across the country. He says eleven orphanages have joined the effort and urges more to participate to combat the abuse. Institutions named include homes in Chicago St Louis Kansas City Cleveland Philadelphia and more.
Horfe's bakery was reopened today following an early morning blaze that damaged the Potts Yard Broadway location. Insurance adjustments were underway with claims by Lardy & Ryan and Krank Wollep as management aimed to restore full capacity and resume former operations.
Wisconsin Telephone Company offers a new monthly allowance of seven hours for part time service. The rate order requires subscribers to receive the allowance if all mutually agreed changes on aged rates are implemented.
The passage describes a bowls’ oval form and a superior admirer, mentioning Mr. Hartley and a professional setting. It notes a carved Indian bowl with a refined appearance and a focus on attention drawn by its design. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or dates.
Fragmented county agricultural text discusses registry and aims for improved stock. Mentions breeders and candidates for selection but readable details are sparse and names are partially garbled.
Henry Mo Wolo and Kathryn Wick receive marriage license. Menomowse Walls and Brant The inga listed for license in the Menominee area. Additional names Taiyo and orang amowee appear among applicants for marriage licenses as entries in the local civil records.
Fragmented notes list attendees and holiday plans among members and their guests including Edith Wee, George Wille man, Chicago, Mrs. Richard Po King, George Weed, Conrad Pletherene, Bacar Mayght, William Jynoss Meo, Walter Elargrove, Edward Janeceke, Cound Werner, Charles Piernor family, Cam-Clyde Buyis, added Nelson family, Milwanker, and Cosmo Chapman family among others.
The free chest clinic in Waukesha will be held December at the courthouse. Conducted by the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association, it is free to all residents. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Hours are 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Quote attributed to Benjamin Frankun notes a preference for a better car and healthier nourishment compared to neighbors. The garbled OCR text presents a flawed misquote.
Clinton Haley Clinton Weley dies at 6 p.m. on Tee day at Kla lant 811 Rack st. He leaves his father, mother, three brothers James Florida Charles Jolin telowe, and four sisters Pearl Verda Nola Minnie Linley. Funeral Saturday at 1 30 p.m. from Ray Biggs mirrors Bey Homes officiating. Burial in Traifle Home cemetery. Sunscribe for the Daily L Reeman.
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