01 Mar 1924
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1924
Page
1
A lively winter production titled The Cat and Canary has drawn audiences to the Audhy fort, praised for its balance and stagecraft. The cast, led by capable players, delivers a well paced mystery with strong performances and sparkling dialogue, though audience size remains modest.
A local school hosts a public event titled Frat Gill Indications focusing on fine coffee and cooking techniques. Features include lectures by Miss Mare Was and demonstrations by Miss Foe, with giveaways of cookbooks and baking tips for attendees, plus a display of kitchen equipment and tasting sessions.
The article notes a church gathering with meetings of the Watkes hie Ghagtar and Royal Ons on Monday evening. It mentions an address by Ferrest Misk Lindy Moly from Milwaukee and a 1051 morning service with confirmation and dreeneption during the service.
The notice advertises a cooking school event with Satsune Brothers and a Wattes demonstrator. It promises samples from the silver Mickle cartor and mentions a Bayer Boekie preparation. Visitors will observe exams and taste dishes during the session.
The secretary reports to bureau directors after a meeting at Teresa's headquarters. Attendees include Jesus Vin Meierrow president, and various officers discussing plan execution and state compliance. Secretarial actions included posting notices, approving contracts, and coordinating with county officials on wiring and project oversight.
A scrambled report notes Burns summoned before the OC committee amid a department inquiry. References to Wise Mary, Terence Hasse, and a secretary appear with unclear details about hearings, witnesses, and potential codes or reforms tied to a broader investigation.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Saturday schedule with a vesper service and parish events at Old Pel Tow. It mentions a public event on Sunday evening and activities linked to a party in May. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text.
A garbled notice from Madison vendors indicates the fishing season is closed until June. The readable fragments mention Lake Wisconsin and local authorities enforcing the pause to protect aquatic life.
A contagious infection identified as under disease affects cattle herds in Fond Delag, Wik Mamfila area. Authorities fear the disease may have been smuggled in and are enforcing measures to prevent further spread across universities and state facilities.
Charles Wulf, 67, remained in serious condition after being struck by a car while crossing a street. The incident occurred in Milwaukee when an unidentified driver failed to yield. The driver, Pred Schults, assisted the victim to a hospital where his injuries were reported serious.
Pewaukee grocer claims the store’s woes stem from adverse conditions. A confusing note hints at difficulties with supply and competition, suggesting financial strain and mismanagement as factors affecting sales.
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