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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
8
An archival notice states a final examination will be held by Weld on August 4 for the elevator conductor position at the U S veterans hospital. The application blanks were obtained and the secretary of the board of guardians at the hospital posted details.
The Lowry family completed a 3000 mile journey in their home motorcar. Elvan Lowry returned to the emit, with Brey Ju Scott noting a long summer course. The report highlights a journey including social visits, college ties, and local interest along the route.
A damaged OCR item notes a Republican meeting with references to a special election and a call for action dates around July. It mentions officials, a gubernatorial context, and sessions on campaigning and payers, but many phrases are garbled and unspecified.
A disaster involving the Toscania Rams fishing boat results in fourteen deaths with crew survivors reported. Captain Thomas Downey of Lowell, Massachusetts is named among the leaders, and the vessel was en route to New York with a mix of crew and passengers.
A chaotic front page note from the Waukesha directory firm hints at a broader national directory effort. It claims New York and major cities are represented and invites inquiries, promising reasonable information while noting reductions and officials involved.
U S Ambassador visits Hindenburg to renew cordial ties between the United States and Germany amid efforts to foster mutual friendship and reestablish diplomatic relations. Officials emphasize cooperation and continued dialogue to normalize relations.
A fatal auto crash near here left one man dead and several injured. Witnesses report a collision involving multiple vehicles near the highway twelve area, with bystanders describing chaotic scenes at the wreck. Names and exact locations are not clear from the fragmentary OCR, but officials investigate the incident and appeal for information.
Archbish Bohasiah 0, Mesamor says will depart New York for Rome after weeks in home. The aged prelate plans to meet the Poor in Rome, then proceed to Sir Gail Switeerhand to pick up his boyhood Kane. Rev. Michael Moener lists the arch Wigton.
Fire in a village caused a large loss including stock in a store and damage to William’s Catholic church. Insurance covers part of the church loss while other structures suffered extensive fire damage. The blaze started on a Sunday evening and spread rapidly through the area.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses the French word meaning Christina and mentions the term Magist Inna liane. It is unclear and contains misread phrases with no coherent event or identifiable entities.
Grain prices slipped on weaker wheat futures as traders noted supply pressures and dampened demand. Officials cited adverse growing conditions and expectations of lower yields, with corn and soybeans also retreating amid volatile trading and feed demand concerns.
A fragmented listing shows varied market quotes and receipts including items like Light, Venice, and Com links. Figures include 14.60 11.00, 4.40 8.00, and 3.25 60, alongside references to light, goods, and general market activity.
Telegram to the governor urged the appointment of Zona Gale as a U S senator, signed by Mrs. O. 17. P. Belmont president and Mrs Margaret Whiteners vice-president in a late note urging action.
Sparser readable lines reveal a late 19th or early 20th century cattle market listing. Various livestock categories, weights, and prices appear, including mentions of bulls cows and hogs, with scattered figures like 12.00 and 19.25 and references to choice grades and weights.
A fragmented OCR listing various grocery receipts and item lines. Mentions include pork, cheese, poultry, dairy items, labeled receipts and prices with scattered numbers. The text shows mixed product names and amounts, but lacks coherent narrative or clear event.
The article recounts John Callahan’s extended stay and subsequent discharge from the hospital. It notes medical concerns, a skull fracture and other injuries, with statements from physicians and family about his condition and prognosis.
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