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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
8
A garbled classifieds page lists varied items for sale and rent including a modern house with gas and electric, a seven room dwelling, a garden with fruit trees, and multiple rental offers. Also advertised are abstracts, a magnificent panorama view, and employment notices seeking reliable housekeepers and general workers, with contact addresses and phone numbers.
A dense and jumbled market update notes stock activity in New York with broad buying on some pools and steady moves in others. It lists numerous ticker abbreviations, price levels, and commodity notes, including rail and steel issues, and references livestock and produce markets with mixed results and general buying during breaks.
Allies deliver disarmament notes to Berlin calling for Germany to curb military forces, remove the general staff, drastically reduce security police, and dismantle militant youth and veteran groups while asserting Germany’s reparations status and restrictions on armament.
Chicago court drama centers on missing witnesses in the Gerling murder case. Attorney Hobart Crowe accuses tampering as 84-year-old Miss Gerling and other key witnesses vanish from hotel rooms. Prosecution says witness Rohark White has been missing weeks, with letters implying flight and threats.
Chicago wholesale stock markets show receipts around 31,000 with hogs and lambs mixed in demand. Hog prices range from around 10.7 to 12.4 per hundred weight with varied weights and categories while lambs and calves fetch prices from 8 to 13 dollars, and feeder lots report moderate activity amid steady to higher bids across several classes. Boundary details for numerous animal types, sizes, and grades outline the day’s price spectrum and trading notes.
WIS—Stapleton, a Mileylakes prisoner, was granted parole by Governor J J Blathe. Sentenced to ten years for statute charges, he has served about five years. Warden Too received the papers. Stapleton is to be released today and head for Milwaukee. The case drew sensational attention in Milwaukee courts.
Mrs Tre Trondtont and Virginia of Milwaukee report visitors at Manpy Pays cottage last week. Stobert ker 78 in the south, Mrs WW Young of Gate at Spring Take farm for a few days. Mrs Citsen of Milwaukee spent the weekend at the Mathewsen cottage.
July wheat closed on a new high amid sharp gains across American markets. Packers were heavy sellers as prices moved higher, with trading focused on the rise in futures and strong demand signals.
A noisy livestock market report detailing cattle calf receipts, beef and veal prices, and various dairy and hog quotations. Notable figures include calves at 145 to 60 dollars, fat cattle around 60 dollars, and mixed lots with varied weights, reflecting a bustling wholesale scene.
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