How Far Can You See Topic at St Paul Sunday Eve
Rev. Erwin R. Koch of St. Paul Minn will deliver the sermon How Far Can You See at 7 30 p m Sunday at Riverside Church sponsored by the Crosse Federation of Churches If rain drifts in the service will move to Wesley Methodist church Koch a longtime St Paul pastor holds degrees from Elmhurst Eden Seminary and Goettingen Germany and has led interdenominational groups He now chairs Elmhurst College board and St Paul Home for the Aged and serves as vice president of the northern synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church The congregation plans a new church costing about a half million tied to Capitol Approach plans
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Crosse Federation of Churches
Erwin R. Koch
St. Paul
Chile to Import Wheat Again Amid Drought
Chile, once hailed as the granary of South America, will import wheat again this year due to ongoing drought in the southern provinces, affecting local harvests and food supplies.
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Chile
South America
Teachers Make Up Half Of UW Summer Roll
Almost one half of the 2,176 Summer UW students are teachers, led by high school instructors. Graduate students total 2,874, with 4,913 veterans comprising the enrollment. The College of Letters and Science remains largest with 2,347 students, followed by Education and Agriculture. Enrollment is the third largest Summer total in 65 years of Summer studies.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
UW Office of Statistics and Research
L. J. Lins
College of Letters and Science
Akron woman earns bachelor of science after 25 years
Neva McMillen Wagner of Akron received a bachelor of science degree from the University of Akron after a 25 year journey. The 47 year old mother of three paused her studies for family commitments and returned to finish during summer terms two years ago, completing the degree.
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Akron
Ohio
Neva McMillen Wagner
University of Akron
La Crosse Tribune Post Office Note
The La Crosse Tribune notes its second class mailing status as of June 23, 1904, at the La Crosse Wisconsin post office under the 1879 Act.
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la Crosse
Wis
Bronze Letters Mark Burial Site Of La Crosse Pioneer
A bronze plaque honoring Hermon J. B. Miller, La Crosse early resident and third postmaster, has been installed in Oak Grove cemetery. The inscription clarifies Miller’s life, notes family disputes over his status as the first settler, and recounts his roles with Nathan Myrick and local development including The La Crosse House.
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Tribune
Herman Miller
City of la Crosse
Miller
Nathan Myrick
Prairie la Crosse
Myrick
la Crosse
Oak Grove
Louise Parry
Los Angeles
Hermon J. B. Miller
Mary Miller
Hermon Miller
Trenton
Oneida County
New York
Hermon
Miss Miller
Scoots
Schaghticoke
la Crosse County
Iller
Front
State Streets
la Crosse House
Miller Coulee
la Ovense Country Club
Threats to Sweden's Heir Apparent Prompt Police Guard
Stockholm reports police place strong guard around four year old Prince Carl Gustaf after threats to kidnap and kill Sweden's heir apparent. Mother Princess Sibylla has received anonymous letters expressing hatred due to her German birth. A unrelated note states over a fourth of the savings tin is produced in Maya.
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Sweden
Prince Carl Gustaf
Stockholm
Princess Sibylla
GAR Quarters eyed in court house as office space
Buildings and grounds committee of the county board calls a 10 a m meeting Monday August 7 in the supervisors room at the courthouse. County Judge Roy V Ahlstrom needs more vault space and suggests converting the GAR room or highway department office to free space. County clerk Esther M Domke notes county rent for offices is high and urges attendance of GAR room groups.
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Court House
County Board
Roy V. Ahlstrom
la Crosse County
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