Lived in three centuries woman in Indiana at 108
Mrs. Mary Wilkins of Remington Indiana is cited as one of the state’s oldest residents having lived in three centuries and nearing her 109th year. Born in Ireland in 1799 she came to America in 1840 with her husband and now enjoys good health visiting a daughter. The note mentions an automobile ride and her memories of Queen Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilkins
Remington, Ind
John A. Wilkins
Delta
Ind
County Tyrone
Ireland
Indiana
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Medicinal Tonic
An advertisement touts Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure malt essence and tonic, claiming it strengthens the system and aids health for workers, women, and children. It warns buyers to insist on genuine sealed bottles, priced at $1.00, with the trade-mark Old Chemist on the label. Written by Dr. R. Curran offers free medical booklet and advice. Duffy Mait Whiskey Co. Rochester, N. Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duffy
Easter Services at Tabernacle Baptist Church
The Tabernacle Baptist church schedules an Easter program with 10 30 a m services. Highlights include organ processional a Sunday School class vocal duets violin and mandolin pieces and multiple recitations about Easter themes. Performers include Minnie Knight Grace Harris George Pierce and the Sunray Twin Sisters among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Knight
Grace Harris
George Pierce
Frances Marvin
Lulia Pierel
Sunray Twin Sisters
Mable Forss
Grace Blanchard
Harold Pardes
Ride of Paul Revere anniversary remembered
A 133rd anniversary recounts Paul Revere’s 1775 ride to warn of British plans. The piece notes Revere’s role as a gold and silversmith and vigilante, his lantern signal, and the Lexington battle that followed, while citing Longfellow’s poem as the popularizing force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Revere
J. Steeple Davis
Henry W. Longfellow
Boston
Longfellow
Old North Church
Boston Harbor
Revere
Charleston
Lexington
Dorothy Colton Dies of Pneumonia at Two
Word reached here of the death in Wabasha Minnesota of Dorothy Colton two years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Colton after two weeks with pneumonia Funeral will be held in Wabasha Monday morning Mrs E H Colton left for Wabasha The incident notes a healing skin cream plug in the text is ignored as non factual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Harry Colton
Wabasha
Minn
Dell Hoag
Waukon
William Dwyer
J. Downs
Mill Street
Hans Hanson
Caledonia Street
George Fisher
Dakota
Ole Torreson
August Schauland
Duluth
Herman Schauland
T. Alien
Lansing
Crossing at Mill Street Declared Unsafe by Teamsters
North side of Mill Street crossing described as full of holes and depressions. Teamsters report the road is unfit for hauling due to the poor condition and numerous complaints have been voiced about the surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Street Crossing
Ladies Pioneer Club Hosts Pleasant Friday Meet
The L. P. club was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. C. L. Thomas at her home on Loomis street. A large number attended a guessing contest with Mrs. L. Woodrick as top guesser and Mrs. J. Beyers receiving a consolation prize. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Club
C. L. Thomas
Loomis Street
L. Woodrick
Easter Services and Local Church Notices
Remarks by Rev. N F Clark open a report of church services and Easter programs across La Crosse area congregations. Multiple churches list morning 10:30 services, some with no evening services, plus special Easter music and sermons by named pastors at Norwegian Lutheran, Norwegian Methodist, German Evangelical Lutheran, Scandinavian Baptist, Caledonia M E, Bethel Norwegian Lutheran, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Also notes several residents traveling, visiting relatives, or ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwegian Methodist Church
Berlin and
Sill Streets
Eliot Hansen
South Side
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles
E. O. Vik
Grand
Onalaska
North Presbyterian
Logan
Avon Streets
A. A. Randall
German Evangelical Lutheran
Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon
St. Paul
G. M. Thurow
Scandinavian Baptist
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Charles and
Logan Streets
Iver Larson
Fores
P. U
Caledonia Street
M. E
Wall and Windsor
Albert L. Wood
Epworth League
Bethel Norwegian Church
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Sill
George Street
O. L. Christensen
E. Mekrold
Clinton Street
Latter Day Saints
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Two Men Compete for Love Ends Uneasily
In a tale of rival affection two men vie for the same woman with the assertion that the less worthy partner often wins her heart. The piece unfolds a cautionary note on romantic rivalries and comportamento.
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THE
Lacrosse Tribune
North Side
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton Jos
Kidder
ePic
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Behool
Bert Smith
Nona Nelson
May Stotera
Floyd Stotera
Middlesex
Clinton ST
North LA Crosse
Esjesif
G. Anderson
Tribune Sporting News
Dorothy Colton
Little Wonder
A. H. Neely
South Third Street
T.h.coulam
Hotel Grand
N . F. Clark
Charles St. Norwegian
Long Lang
Kriver
Carthheizer
Aurora
Henry P. Lawson
Denver
Patrick Finn
Northwest
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
la Crosse
F. H. Hartwell
Thief Island
Lena Roetfeh
Dubuque
F. €. Shumaker
F. E. Vadle
McKinley and
Donald
Nelson
Wis
Vadles
Prospect Street
W. E. Wheeler
Wood Street
Chicago
A. Orwell
Brussels
A. & C. Sletten
Caledonia St
Charles Street
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