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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
1
The article reflects on the historic vessel Old Ironsides, its heroism and decline after war. It laments public forgetfulness of national independence symbols and urges preservation efforts by the Koehnehibdrensre and Elks, highlighting civic duty and patriotic remembrance.
A faded plea argues for preserving sacred memories of past struggles and supporting worthy work. It urges cooperation with a local Miks lodge to aid in ongoing efforts and celebrates those who have given their lives.
Wisconsin land speculation and recreation theme dominate remarks at the Wisconsin Association of State Boards conference. Officials cite investments in camps, lodges, and lakeshore properties with scattered mentions of Chicago firms and regional developments.
Fragmentary note refers to a proposed plan submitted at Vertex involving commercial secretary duties and coordination with logit and similar organizations. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are discernible.
Final details have been worked out and representatives of business groups plan to meet. They aim to form a permanent committee to study criminals and methods to deter crime, reduce burglaries and robberies, and coordinate prosecutorial efforts statewide.
The prime minister at a public dinner urged closer consultation and cooperation among the British dominions to govern the empire, arguing Australia would not tolerate a separate parliament and stressing the need for a united imperial community.
A fire burned an origin house on Green Tig road east of the city, causing an estimated $3,000 loss. Milwaukee Fire Department responded after two alarms, water connections proved of no use, and the blaze damaged an unknown youth.
A garbled item mentions a man in Anniston and Ata dealing with money from a pipe, odd proverbs, and critics. It notes someone stole 12 electric fans in St Louis in October and a potential catch would send the culprit to the center.
John W. Brooke hires an efficiency engineer to run the household for a week without informing his children Constance William and Alice. Hedge imposes strict cards and accounts, forcing Constance to confront the intrusively modern system and assert rebellion against the strict regime.
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