Beorhlein Assembly District Convention Set in Galesville
A district assembly convention will be held in Galesville to nominate a member of the assembly for the upcoming term. Delegates from Buffalo, Trempealeau, Jackson, and nearby counties are called to represent their communities. Date noted as August 17, 1930, with committee details listed.
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Asbensl
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Buffalo
Trempealeaux
Jackson
Lenasto Buys
J. A
Republican County Convention Announces Local Meeting
The Trempe ver community votes are set for Friday September 28 at 1 PM in Galeaville to nominate officers and to organize party duties for the Assembly District election. Delegates to the Assembly District caucus will meet at the same place at noon the same day.
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Galeaville
Donenio
Enid Dey
Ssi
Conny
Unitedinir
Preson
Bang
Lrempeena
Newsy
Nic Renna
Jacos Tt
Hen Tre
Commuver
Local Blieny Meeting for Ren Delegates Amid Court House
A small town meeting of the Ren blieny of the Tonot will be held at the Court House in the Village of ulessiMe on Thursday the 7th of September at 8 PM. The purpose is to elect delegates to the Lacn ys Union and will convene at the same place the following day.
Fragmented opinion piece laments town decline and calls for revival
A garbled 19th century style plea argues the town’s wealth rests on farmers and trade. It contends low grain prices push merchants and workers away, urging cheaper production locally and renewed commerce to restore prosperity and prevent the town from dying.
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Jav Crosse
Atic
Db Aldead
Cudage
No clear article headline from readable text
The scanned text fragment shows stray phrases about professionals and neighbors, with garbled wording and no discernible event, person, or organization to summarize into a news item.
Prairie scenes near Arcadia reveal rich soils and promising farms
The survey notes a beautiful prairie in West Tremperaleau County two weeks after travel. It highlights fine cultivation, large grain stacks, rich Bulle fluearms soil, meadow upland division, Timothy fields with grazing calves, and a flourishing young orchard, predicting future prosperity for the owner.
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Arcadia
Bear and cubs cause unlikely hunt in village woods
On a Saturday dusk Mr O'Neil and Robert Bruce encountered an old bear with cubs. The mother bear defended her family against Bruce’s dog, then retreated up a tree. A hunter shot the old bear, and villagers retrieved the carcass from the trees. News notes that Galesville has eaten venison recently.
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Mr. O'Neil
Robert Bruce
Mr Bruce
Phis
Lige
Tige
Bruce
O'Neil
Ia Seon
Johan Wid Henry Prench
Julai Smith
Smith
Lear
Wewry Brenck
Galesville
Trempealeau Village Farming Claim Sparks Competition
Mr. doun C Fresen of this village is said to possess the best cultivated farm in Trempealeau Or. If true the assertion suggests pride alongside rival Mr. Wrench who is portrayed as a foe to weeds in local agriculture.
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Doun C. Fresen
Trempealeau Or
Wrench
New Methodist and religious paper debuts in New York
A newly started Methodist paper in New York, led by Rev. Geo Crew and Rev. J McIntosh, aims to fill a religious and news niche, with pricing for singles, five, twelve, and twenty copies. Local notices list residents visiting, teacher Miss Corwin leaves town, and a serious threshing accident near Trempealeau.
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New York
Geo
BR. Crew T D
J. MeClintoel Dod
KM Liters
Amt Baigs
New York Tribune
Independent
Congregational
Observer
Presbyterian
Sorizased Mews Doms Iain Powers in New York
Various 19th century items note events across the United States and Europe. Mentions include Iain Powers in New York and the aborted attempt to raise the Atlantic cable, plus local anecdotes from Meriden, Baltimore, Economy Pennsylvania, and Bohemia. A boy Henry Crane dies from a neck fracture in Economy. Vigilance committees arise after incendiary scares. St Louis reports grasshoppers devastating Franklin County tobacco crops.
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Henry Crane
Penn
Tragic Child Struck by Train Near Millston
A three to four year old girl wandering near the La Crosse road was struck by an eastern bound train about two miles east of Millston. The engineer saw her in the track and the engine halted. The child survived briefly, severely injured in the head, and was taken to Manston by car where a physician attended. She was found far from any house and likely separated from her parents.
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LaCrosse Roy
la Crosse Road
Millston
Manston
la Crosse Rep
A Woman Reflects On Religion And Devotion
Fanny Bren rejects flashy church display of piety and prefers a humble, winded Bible bearing the marks of life. She urges looking to a poor person whose worn prayer book shows care, tears, and resilience amid life’s struggles.
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Fanny Bren
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