19 Feb 1925
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1925
Page
1
A compact listing of crossword clues with horizontal and vertical entries, including numbers, spellings, and abbreviations for words such as period, weight units, and plant names, reflecting a mixed difficulty puzzle format. The reader is guided through numeric and lettered hints like 4-Talk Idly and 60-Natives of Scotian, with several familiar name entries and measurement abbreviations.
A garbled 1899 era report recalls Meintinger’s varied roles from painter to supervisor. It notes World War I and II service, a long public career, and residence in ALG with the family, detailing positions and military duty while hinting at political appointments and personnel connections.
A meeting of commissions is planned with multiple officials named in incomplete text. The document lists attendees including OL 1 Venice, Arnold Meare, Mrs Magne Ferradmoeut Colmitta Trot and others. It references a gathering to discuss community work and upcoming sessions, with roles such as secretary and treasurer mentioned in a jumbled way.
A town meeting selected district chairmen and committees for the 824 fair drawing attendees from many districts. New appointees include Mrs. G C Dingeldin and Mrs But Munn with superintendents named for various division exhibits. Notables listed include Prof. of Education and local officials, with emphasis on district representation and fair organization duties.
Fragments from an OCR news item discuss UW related political or institutional issues with unclear context. The readable text mentions voters, stores, and a potential public matter, noting names and possible dates in a garbled form.
Fragmentary text mentions local dangers and events at a location described oddly as Omb Es Eort and Tyce. Names and places are unclear, with likely references to meetings or warnings to appear. The readable fragments include misformatted names and scattered dates, suggesting a clipped district notice or brief local report.
Fragmented OCR summary reports debate in the Wisconsin Legislature on funding proposals, safety standards, and property tax implications. Mentions senators and assembly members discussing land management, budget allocations, and policing in a tentative, garbled transcription.
A garbled report notes a Thursday night event titled HGH Scrogl with unclear details. It mentions Braeden and Shedbaantig, and references Mise Carn Pichler and Darla in a confused sequence of names, locations, and improvised actions.
A series of local appointments are announced in Blaine with names including Millers, Carew, and Premyies among those named. The notices reference university and civic roles, noting executive decisions and public service posts spread across Madison and Vedisds.
A fatal crash near Brown County ends with Miss Martha Miershell of DePere dead after a collision involving Lint and other drivers. Inquest opens before noon with Williams Chanisen Shawano and Vanis Beehn questioned. District Attorney Wy Everard says driver Murphy has been asked to testify. Officials search for motive or explanation as details remain unclear.
Four children, left alone in a burning Milwaukee house, were rescued by five men last night. The children were reportedly abandoned by their parents before the blaze began and were taken to a hospital for treatment.
In a bold daytime assault, bandits abducted a 17 year old jewelry messenger named Banedi, seizing baggage and about a specified amount of jewelry. The thief fled in a car toward downtown, leaving investigators to pursue leads and recover the stolen goods.
Reports from Paris indicate France remains silent on an arms conference amid British and American pressure. The debate centers on potential security pacts and disarmament steps as leaders weigh concessions and the feasibility of a broader appeal for coordinated arms reduction.
Officials indicate ongoing talks to renew terms for Wegarth and Kearney despite questions about performance. The move signals continued leadership focus as council deliberations approach.
A contested hour bill fails 2 to 1 as Senator Gortlopide and others vote against immediate passage. The measure is postponed, with key figures MAES and Wi PY amid uncertain support.
Florence Cilbert Sayte Sayle, wife of Dr. I G Sayre, died at home Wednesday morning after three years of illness. The death occurred while the family were at breakfast. Sayle, a daughter of Gilbert Gillert, grew up in New Berlin township and was a prominent resident. She attended local schools. Survived by one son, two daughters, and two brothers Frank and Min OF Cooley, with other relatives. News of the death reached Walker, her nephew, who was killed during World War I.
A confusing account notes a film man's wife involved in a jewel theft case. The report mentions a home, a power wave, and a suspect named Holly Woaak with vague timestamps and unclear details. Further clarification is needed to identify the parties and exact sequence of events.
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