Waukesha Daily Freeman front page notes printing details
The Freeman lists publication data for the Waukesha Wisconsin paper including address 46 East Street and editorial office 304 WAUKESHA. It notes postage as second class matter and pricing 36.00 yearly in advance or 25.00 for mail elsewhere, with a standard disclaimer that opinions published may not reflect the paper’s views.
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Faniuaed
Tad Ererhan Printing CO
Zou South Street
Ealttorial
Waukesha
Wisconsin
My Mall
the Freeman
Mikwaukes Bureau
United Press
Wisconsin Indians Trade and Education in 19th Century Context
Fragmented OCR passage mentions Wisconsin Indians trading with Gulf Coast groups via Dr. B A Barrett and Milwaukee Museum, plus references to Lake Winnabago area finds, 19th century education, vocational schools and kindergarten programs. It mixes broader commentary on politics and culture, with a focus on intertribal exchange and institutional education.
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B.A. Barrett
Tke Milwaukee Museum
Walkato Lake
Marquette County
Cenel Dhelly
Gulf Coast
Amritan Mecca and the Mid-Pacific Paradise Holiday Scene
The piece extols Hawaii as a near paradise with perpetual spring and mid-Pacific beauty. It highlights pleasant weather, scenic flowers, and romantic, inspiring locals attracting American travelers. It notes 400 to 500 people from the islands being carried abroad monthly by ocean liners operated by the Los Angeles Steamship Company.
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America
United States
Wawaii
mid-Pacific
Paradise
Ocean Liversity of
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Steamship Company
A Pioneer Family Neighborhood Reminiscences in Wisconsin
Neighboring families along the Dipmargh near Naghuah and Pewaukee are recalled, detailing the Sears and Horns, Hodgson, Reed, and Abercrombie households. The narrative sketches daily life, church, schooling, visits for meals, and shared chores, with vivid notes on paths, weather, harvests, and community rituals in early Wisconsin.
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Tere
Sears
Horns
Sam Foster
Jie
D. W. Reed
Gnawket
Waukesha
Wasconsin
Paylor
Pewaukee
Myra
Hodgson
Kit Neher
Baptist Church
Father
Churel Yools
Moon
Wadgson
Hodgaen
Pulver
George
Howe
Astver Ali
Lia
Lin Profilesiita
New
Prairieville
Baeeke Il Tishop Kemper
Naghuah
Nagawiaky
Vuadic fragment hints at Pacific air route and volcano note
Fragmentary text mentions a cargo ship, American Gas, Pacific routes, and a volcanic area described as highly active. It references a southern coast, gravel lanes on the Pacific, and a heightened sense of experience in America. The passage reads as garbled boilerplate about travel and danger.
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Vaud
Enien
Etoumtahip
Gashawhe Pacific
S Angeles
Lawail
Rmang
Pacific
Bex
Snoment
America
Aire
Childhood school days recalled in old rural ledger
A nostalgic reminiscence describes early schooling on a farm near Geneseo, detailing a log tamarack schoolhouse, winter sessions, a single local teacher, bench seating, and the strict schooling methods. It mentions classmates, a river crossing, and local figures like Mrs. W. Reed and Miss Melissa Wastinien, with references to several teachers and chores.
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Orie
New York
Mather
Scott
Alga
Holt
Fathurst Farm
Loys
Simmer
Imade Giese
Secue
Roand
Wiele
Janes
Lewis
Eranut Drthers
Ron
Orro Fire
Eliza Horn
J Newton
Webster's Aid
Watts
W. Heed
Dirst Kencherey Haynes
Geneseo
Melissa Wastinien
Powiskee
Miss Blackman
Mss Bradley
Readable fragments reveal Mary Esther Reed’s school days
The text recalls Mary Esther Reed and Esther Reed in a Waukesha classroom, noting pretty ribbons, white aprons, and cheerful smiles. It mentions composing and reciting pieces, teachers visiting, and family connections in the district as school days fade into memory.
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Esther Reed
Biles
Mary Esther Reed
Mary of the
Sir John More
Hanatopsis
Sease
Alissa Laulen Willoat
Waukesha
Maria Wallon
R. N. Kimball
Wauwilesa
Tania
Janet, Kondley
Chines
Reid
Charles A. Dakin
Mary Burroughs
Rene Ur Street Trank
Kehao
Frances
Aliss Magpie Lockward
Fowith
Fuller
Olin
Mr Gaudy
Padlock on Oconomowoc Brewery Inhibits Beer Making
A preliminary injunction was issued for one year against Andrew Deverage Company of Oconomowoc preventing the manufacture of beer. The brewery’s assets were valued recently with barrels seized. Defendants Ross, Kleinmond, Frank Shields, and Albert Morgan face trial in October.
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Andrew Fischer Deverage Company
Oconomowoc
Pilocky i Tor
Feilerpludge FA. Geiger
Graprie
Tor
Ross
Frank
Kleinmond
Frank ‘Schields
Albert Morgan
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Mr. Breck
Stewart
Breck
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Ghesleys
Leskwoods
Nanscawens
Perales Sopa
Rohal
Manvile Gage
van Raeniher
Barstow
Lorman
Amd
Ghamherlain
Ciera
Whynin
Abercrombir
Abercrombie
Gorval
Feelig
Jolie Abercram
Parker
Onondaga
Finker
Frank Emrath
Waukesha Rug Works
EL. Walrabenstein Trucking
Charles
Cox
Featiive
Redpath
Oconomowoc Brewery
the Mouse Hall
KOTEX
M. J. Jackson
Milwaukee
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Peoples’ Coal, Coke & Spring Water Ice Co
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