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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1925
Page
8
A brief notice notes a young woman seeks a position as nurse or helper around the home. It mentions the reference number 9031-24 and invites applications or inquiries from interested parties.
Oslo dispatch reports Amundsen, missing with his air expedition, hoped to fly west of Wing’s Bay as parts of the Norway expedition. American co-leader Elsworth and Norway’s postmaster general laud Amundsen’s daring while U.S. and Norwegian officials praise his leadership as the nation anticipates his safe return.
The Wisconsin press lauds Senator La Follette and his allies as principled reformers. Reflections highlight his independence, legislative impact, and support from followers who valued his steadfast, constructive stance amid political privilege.
An advertisement promises rapid wrinkle removal with a mysterious powder mix. It claims visible smoothing of lines around the eyes and cheeks, comparing favorably to facials, and urges readers to buy a small package for about three cents from a druggist.
Market notes cover cattle hogs sheep and lamb prices with varied ranges. Beef weights over 1100 pounds midweek steady to firm. vealers and yearlings show modest gains. hogs and sheep receipts modest with price ranges noted across multiple grade categories. Regional demand described as steady with limited price movements expected.
The past week shows mixed signals across markets with muted demand and limited activity. Prices fluctuated modestly for butter, cheese, hogs, and grains as arrivals remained steady and weather influenced buying patterns. notes of higher costs contrasted with replacement price pressures.
In futures trading the grain market fell sharply as selling intensified near the close on the Chicago Board of Trade. Investors weighed weather, crop prospects, and speculative activity as prices and volumes moved unpredictably with July and September contracts showing notable declines.
A chaotic clash at Camp Read in Wayne produced fatalities and injuries as federal officers fired at each other in a Virginia incident. William F. Porth died of a heart wound, and Warkman and George Bial were wounded. Medical staff rushed victims to hospitals.
Czechslovakia to consider request for United States funding to aid postwar rebuilding efforts as a top policy issue. Officials say negotiations may begin to secure aid for economic reconstruction and military support.
Fragmentary page text shows a sports scoreboard style mix of player names likely from a college or high school game. It contains scattered statistics such as field goals, baskets, and team names, but the readable facts are too garbled to name teams, dates, or outcomes reliably.
Fragmentary OCR text from a Chicago page items shows partial names and numbers. Reads like a brief, with references to Lily, Connolly, Bent, Vie, Tat Beph, and a fourteen point figure. Details are unclear but indicate a list of provisions or notices amid a publication page.
Markets opened with several sectors subdued as trading paused for the holiday week. Investors eyed large cap names like General Electric and White after a cautious session, while utilities and rail groups showed mixed demand and energy plays moved on divergent power projections.
The cattle and hog market shows mixed receipts and varied bids with heavy hogs selling around 12.76 to 03.00, steers and heifers around 600 to 700, and calves and sheep listed with limited demand. Prices fluctuate across categories including cows, bulls, and fat cattle, with several references to market conditions and consistent tone of a regional wholesale market summary.
A garbled early 20th century church and Sunday school schedule lists many named congregations. It mentions Methodist Episcopal Wisconsin Avantie, Episcopal churches, and various pastors. The text references morning worship services, Sunday schools, choir events, and church activities across Maple and Wisconsin avenues with multiple denominations and locations.
A fragmentary line appears to encode a note about events after a specific date or action, but readable details are scarce. The piece mentions Wend and possible acts following a date, yet lacks clear context or coherent sentence structure for fuller interpretation.
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