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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1925
Page
8
New York stocks show variable strength despite a shaky mood in early trading. Analysts note borrowing costs and investor caution amid inconsistent signals from global markets and internal gauges.
A jumble of sale notices lists live stock, farming goods, and real estate. Items include twenty acres of alfalfa, a Guernsey cow, pantries and cocoa pots, and a team of Koraca horses. Also offered are insurance services, abstract company, bungalows, and a seven room house. Local addresses and phone numbers accompany each item.
The Wheeling Board of Education met June 3 at 7:80 with members present. Minutes were approved. A financial report showed a net balance on May 31 of $56,081.48. Accounts for maintenance, teaching supplies, equipment, and janitorial costs were reviewed and approved. The board authorized salaries for the principal and superintendent and discussed building plans and a preliminary contract with Mr. Neverman for a new building oversight. The meeting adjourned with Jessie Newauty as secretary.
Grain market closes with gains across wheat and oats as May and July contracts rise. Reports show May wheat up 2 percent with September higher. Oats advance with September contracts up 1 percent amid modest gains in other grains.
Fragmentary text from a 1920s convention speech praising America as prosperous and enlightened. References to presidents, child welfare amendments, and congressional powers to protect children. Mentions Arizona California Washington and prior campaigns to secure ratification and public support for child protection efforts.
Chicago prices show considerable grain gains amid mixed signals from corn and wheat. Wheat and corn moved with supportive buying while livestock receipts and dairy quotes fluctuated. Milwaukee livestock market weakened, cattle and calves trading unevenly with various weight classes, eggs and butter steady to firm.
The undersecretary of the Treasury announced that income tax payments for July will be published for inspection and comparison. The list will show the tax payer names and the amounts paid, to be examined at district headquarters as the Internal Revenue Bureau disseminates data across the United States.
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and items like poultry, beans, and potatoes across regions. Several lines show inconsistent figures such as 20% and 22 percent, mixed codes, and place names. the text reads like a raw market table with missing context and uncertain entities.
A famous speaker draws crowds in Waukesha as Daly’s Entertainment promotes a public demonstration at South Grange. The lecturer extols a new tonic claim linking stomach health to overall well being, inviting all to test the head power of the discovery on stage daily at the show grounds. Remedial tonics sold at Melder’s Drug Store.
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