17 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1925
Page
1
A scrambled cross word puzzle draft lists clues and partial answers across many numbers and letter positions. It mentions 8 clues and seeks starting words. includes various partial hints like 14 Part of the verb to be and 6 Head covering. The text is garbled with mis-spellings and stray letters, giving no coherent solution or clear newspaper item.
An aged, garbled ad lists Ben Lyons Trevor Linow Joe Moore in a romantic adventure film with misread names and scattered phrases. It hints at a Park venue and a late preview, mentioning a host of cast members and dramatic terms while remaining largely unreadable.
A disrupted text fragment shows the Wa ukesha Boy Scouts defeating Gas House with garbled names and phrases. The readable parts reference a local game or event in Waukesha and mention several individuals such as Shafer and Robinson among others, though many names are unreadable.
Mortgage foreclose sale details describe an execution in Milwaukee County Court, involving National Bank of Winiante and William Kreier, listing the property description and boundaries, with a notice of sale date and location at the Milwaukee courthouse. The text names involved parties, court, and property lines, including landmarks and county roads, directing the sale according to the judgment.
A delayed inquest concerns the death of a Chicago-based figure linked to a local incident. The case name and precise circumstances remain unclear due to damaged text, but authorities reference an ongoing legal review and a significant medical examiner involvement.
Fragmented OCR text reports the start of a county farmers institute with references to meetings, participants, and local officials. The readable portions indicate community agricultural work and events naming individuals and a local timeline, though many lines are garbled.
Notes of Women of the Farm Bureau describe Saturday evening sash awards for the Qhitlan Endeavor society at Bethesda church with entertainment by Darrell Codbese and others, plus Friday and Sunday events at Wessel Parkhison Sill and Ware Vase Sresitath with various attendees and activities.
A garbled OCR fragment references a murder and a hanging tied to a person named Seth, with scattered mentions of locations and individuals. The text is largely unintelligible but hints at a legal or criminal proceeding involving named parties and a timeline.
Fragmentary text notes government action in wartime provisions. Mentions Wilbur and Navy officials, a salvo of limits on phil avin provisions, and a beached beacon reference. Lacking clear names, dates, or places, the readable portion points to regulatory tightening during wartime.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Walther League juniors banquet with names and places garbled. Words hint at venues, attendees, and a program but core details are unreadable. The readable bits suggest a gathering with speakers or honorees and a listing of participants.
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