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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment lists sale items including two sleighs two wagons and details of court summons from Wisconsin counties. The text mixes sale offers with multiple Wisconsin state summons for civil actions, naming plaintiffs attorneys and filing offices in Milwaukee and Waukesha counties.
Red Pepper for rheumatic pain promises quick relief from sore stiff joints. The ad touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a concentrated heat ointment that gazes the affected area within minutes and is sold by druggists with genuine Bowles labeling.
A local relief effort plans a community dinner to raise funds for the Scheres family. Committee members and patrons are invited to call their representatives to donate or reserve tickets. Tickets are sold at multiple downtown stores and businesses, with proceeds earmarked for the Scheres relief fund.
A damaged dispatch reports Senate leaders oppose a rush to draft new reservations altering the World Court resolution as President Cooktay presses for peaceful action with Njeng Chatomia. Foreign Relations officials tour the Capitol amid White House dinners while debates over international questions intensify.
A brief call to action urges preparations for New Year staffing. The note uses exclamations and fragmented phrases to stress urgency and readiness for hiring.
Park Theatre in Waukesha County marks its anniversary with a five vote rise in audience, showcasing a diverse lineup including Goetz Deatiles Road to Yesterday and Phantom of the Opera. Secretary Wilby of the navy department attends previews as the venue hosts a campus of students and good friends enjoying a high quality entertainment season.
Friends of G24 and the Waller group plan a Saturday evening concert in Wilton Oberlin Club. Attendees from Waukesha are invited to a New Year’s Eve program with general admission, featuring local musicians and a ride-home incentive.
Des Moines dispatch reports a proposed all-national conference aimed at forming a federal cooperative to regulate farm products. The plan, urged by the Farmers Union, seeks collaboration with the U S Department of Agriculture to stabilize the farming industry, with labeling and purity standards discussed. Leaders push for action within days as lawmakers debate the framework and potential impact on agribusiness.
Fragments describe grocery items and prices from a Chicago market list. Mentions include potatoes or produce items with unclear names and odd spellings. The readable portions reference stores, pricing, and regional production hints without clear dates.
Receipts include hogs and sheep with price ranges for various grades. Hogs show mid to high tier bids around 10.35 to 12.50 per hundredweight and packers handling 100 to 1000 head. Sheep and lambs quoted with steady receipts and values on wethers and ewes, overall dull to steady tone amid regional price movements.
Milwaukee news item reports Spyrog Suvaris pled guilty after being arrested on charges of abandoning his wife and three children. The article notes seven-day work promise and the legal proceedings surrounding the case.
Fragmented OCR recounts a winter boys sport event with multiple participants and obstacles. Descriptions mention named figures and a cautious crowd reaction as a race proceeds with skiers maneuvering courses and a notable incident near the finish.
A large gathering of college students totaling about 990 met to discuss prospects and church youth outreach. Speakers highlighted unity, religious policy, and student involvement, urging restraint while promoting Christian doctrine amid broader societal tensions.
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