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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1925
Page
2
A financial writer complains of low confidence in the business climate amid rising mortgage activity and bank funding concerns. The piece critiques public officials and taxes, urging a shift in approach to improve economic conditions and restore trust in credit markets.
A dated editorial urges creation of small parks in crowded districts of New York City to provide air and space for children. It links playgrounds to public welfare and the memory of August Heckscher, arguing wealthy citizens could invest in urban recreation to benefit future American manhood and womanhood.
Wisconsin readers know little of Glenn Frank who will soon assume charge of the University of Wisconsin as its president. Century Magazine readers recall changes in its character, while general public knows him mainly as a speaker with an even disposition and no strong bias. Northwestern University’s President Walter McCormack offered cautious praise for his wide influence.
A reader letter discusses Wisconsin tax policy and state finances, praising the University of Wisconsin's recent appropriation and leadership. It notes progress under President elect Glenn Frank, hints at new facilities including a gymnasium and dormitories, and argues for continued support to sustain the university’s prestige and growth. The writer stresses balancing taxation with educational investment and praises recent legislative approval as timely and generous.
The report notes strong interest in breeding and show circuits, with breeders ready for the fair season. It highlights rising poultry demand, good crop prospects with average to above fields, and a steady market for chicks and eggs as farmers near harvest and delivery deadlines. Local figures like George Mekherrow and Biederman are cited in context of regional farming activities.
Amid a nation forest week, data show the United States has vast forests and ongoing virgin, second growth, and brush land. Advocates urge extending forest week to 52 weeks yearly until new timber production meets demand, stressing tree planting and public awareness.
A reader recalls the 1840s Milwaukee era with vivid memories of Whig and Democrat parades in Five Points and the civic mood. The narrative covers party loyalties, local meetings at Peter Janes inn, a clash over tickets, and early Minnesota frontier references, ending with reflections on political shifts and social life.
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