Easter Musical Programs Shine Across City Churches
City churches plan elaborate Easter Sunday music with choirs cantatas and processions. Christ Episcopal Church and St Peter's mark Holy Week with services, while Emanuel and Holy Trinity stage extended programs featuring solos recitals and ensembles. First M E and St Paul Universalist present morning cantatas and evening cantatas with multiple soloists and choirs.
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Universalist
Congregational
First M. E
Holy Trinity Baptist
Episcopal
Christ Episcopal Church
St. Peter's
North la Crosse
Christchurch
Knights Templar
P. m. Emanuel Church
Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association
Twelfth and
Vine Street
H. Etzelmueller
Fruehlingsgrafs
Lilly Niemeyer
Freue Dicb
Class of
Crown of Thorns
E. Muehlenhaupt
Das. Grabisleer
Olga Wagner
O. Wright
H. Young
O. Muelenhaupt
Trode Ostern
Bertha Hutschenrenter
Werner Wagner
W. Young
Kling Glocklein
Kling
Rose Hutschenreuter
Holy Trinity
English Lutheran Church
Alice Clemens
Margaret Muscheid
Florence Olson
Marie Hauser
Carl Bjornstad
Lester Krause
Lloyd Tanberg
Walter Helleman
Arthur Reiner
Helen Johnson
Clara Weimar
Biddy
Christ
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
John S. Lowe
Dudley Buck
Hanscom
Berceuse
Godard Pearl Norris
Dew
Will Batchelder
Lena Wimer
Irma Candrian
Eugene Luening
M. FE
First Methodist Church
Ley
Miss Rollins
George Warren
Miss Lark Smith
Miss Smith
Errors May Prove Fatal
State Assemblyman William J. Cernahan lies dying at Sacred Heart hospital from tetanus after a buggy fall during a municipal campaign. Doctors in Chicago and St. Paul advise treatment as a serum shortage hamstrings care. A misstep in orders left the supply exhausted until a late rescue attempt arrived from Menomonie.
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Eau Claire
Wis
William J. Cernahan
Sacred Heart Hospital
Chicago
St. Paul
Farmers favor West Salem site for Agricultural School
F. W. Storandt argues in the Burr Oak Forum that West Salem offers the best central location for a proposed county Agricultural School. He contends the site benefits farmers by ease of access and proximity to markets and fairs, supporting a science-based farming education for the county.
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Burr Oak
Wis
the Tribune
Bangor
West Salem
Onalaska
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Farmington
Alaska
F. W. Storandt
Unmask Guns in Fight on Deneen
Representative John J. McLaughlin, member of the state institutions investigation committee, blasted Gov. Deneen for malfeasance in office and cited anti trust civil service and other laws. Chairman Hill checked his outburst, signaling premature remarks.
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Chicago
John J. McLaughlin
Kankakee
Gov
Deneen
Hill
Rounce Leaves La Crosse Telephone for Grand Forks
H. M. Rounce, superintendent and manager of the La Crosse Telephone operating department, will join the Tri State company at Grand Forks and depart La Crosse May 25. Julius Storkerson will succeed him, moving from Detroit after serving as wire chief.
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H. M. Rounce
la Crosse Telephone Company
Tri- State Company
Grand Forks
la Crosse
Rounce
Julius Storkerson
Michigan Telephone Company
Detroit
Carpeaux the Bohemian Sculptor and a Fiery Pipe Moment
The defiant genius Carpeaux, a Bohemian sculptor, once visited Napoleon III and Empress Eugenie at the Tuileries. He lit his pipe from the chandelier after realizing he had no matches, asking the empress if smoking bothered her. The piece notes his eccentric, absent minded charm and contrasts a meat market estimator’s blunt honesty.
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Carpeaux
Tuileries
Napoleon III
Eugenie
Man Who Runs From Pain Suffers Hidden Bruises
The aphorism suggests that persistent flight from pain leads to unseen injuries as endurance breaks down over time. It mirrors caution against avoidance strategies that postpone healing.
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