24 Oct 1921
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Newspaper
Waukesha Daily Freeman
Location
Waukesha, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1921
Page
1
A jumble of fall cooking instructions and garbled phrases describes preparing chicken with greens and gravy. It mentions simmering the chicken, making a sauce, and serving with rice, potatoes, or pasta, plus vegetable accompaniments and dressing ideas.
A garbled report notes local interest in Holstein cattle for Mexico. It mentions visits to farms, farming officials, and potential shipments, but the text contains many misspellings and unclear phrases, making precise facts difficult to confirm.
St John’s dominated Carroll 10 to 0 at Frame Field as Carroll struggled to move the ball in the first half while St John’s built a commanding lead with strong defense and decisive drives. The game featured heavy kicking and persistent ball control, with St John’s securing the win behind key tackles and turns, while Carroll fought to gain territory but stalled near the goal line.
Fragmentary OCR lists players and officials with names such as Molmberg Sundt Van Mute Loore Nuhnbery and Oltieiabe. Mentions referees Kuhl Mich igutt wrtrplo Starkey Cornell Hnesman Gross and field judge Prank with Chicago Youchdowns Mark and Dropkeke Portel.
Iowa’s football squad, led by Captain Aubrey Devine and Duke Slater, aims to reclaim a Western Conference title. Coach Howard Jones has rebuilt a strong offense around versatile backs and a solid line, with Cadet Pevine and fullback Locke contributing key plays this season.
Fragmentary report from Niagara Falls notes life saving implements placed at 1000 yard intervals along the river shore. Describes neglect and souvenir theft of equipment after a recent tragedy where a person died near the American Falls. Questioning why bravery persists amid poverty.
An early report claims Soviet government holds absolute power across Russia with a centralized administration, military discipline, and total control of press, wireless and postal systems. It notes limited worker opposition and hints at potential hunger as a tool against resistance, while forecasting Bolshevik durability and global impact.
In New York a woman was sentenced for forging a signature or alias connected to a banking or legal matter. The case involves attempt to deceive authorities and execution of a sentence in a penitentiary. Details are fragmentary but indicate a judicial action and the offender’s identity remains partially obscured.
A damaged wartime report notes German forces attacking Polish villages and clashing with French troops. The chaotic dispatch mentions Polish villagers and widespread fighting as fronts shift amid ongoing war activity.
The text argues about Soviet directions for the peasant masses, external reliance, and the world’s role in reconstructing Russia. It questions whether outside help is needed to rebuild, the rights to private property and expropriation, and promises from Soviet officials about not confiscating foreign capital while exploiting resources and foreign ownership under controlled terms.
Wanda Urb Tayer received a seven year sentence from a federal court for an armed robbery. She will serve time at a federal penitentiary, with the case noting the involvement of others in the crime and the location being Milwaukee.
Madison Wis A serious outbreak of hog cholera is reported across numerous counties including Kenosha Racine Milwaukee Waukesha Washington Dodge Fond du Lac Green Lake Manitowoc Eau Claire Ash Croix Columbia Town Grant Walworth Rock and Dane counties Koch J T Purcell of the state department of agriculture says losses have risen mainly in September and early October Breeders are urged to cooperate to prevent a broader collapse of the hog industry and county agents note cases in Waukesha County despite controls being partially effective.
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