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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1935

Page

14

Civic Hotel Site Purchase Marks Major La Crosse Fund Drive

The Hotel Stod dard site purchase completes a landmark civic effort in La Crosse with a $20,000 subscription. Five donors gave four-figure gifts led by John A. Salter Seed Company with $2,000 and C. L. Colman Lumber, F. P. Hixon, National Bank of La Crosse, and Batavian Bank with $1,000 each. Dozens more contributions followed, none under $50, from banks, manufacturers, retailers, and professionals incl. State Bank of La Crosse, La Crosse City Railway, Heileman Brewing, and Withee interests, among many others.

Stoddard la Crosse la Crosse Leader Press Reading John A. Salter Seed Company C. L. Colman Lumber Company F. P. Hixon National Bank of la Crosse Batavian Bank State Bank of

Newell and Butty Confirmed as Regional Directors

Washington Thursday confirmed R. I. Newell and Walter Butty as regional directors of the Resettlement administration. Last year new mined gold exceeded all records for value, if not for ounces.

Washington PR Mae Senate R. I. Newell Walter Butty Qeisepasin The Resettlement Administration

Commander Booth to Tour West Coast in September

London Evangeline Booth, commander in chief of the Salvation Army, announced a planned visit to the west coast of America in September. The tour will include engagements and speeches promoting Salvation Army work and relief efforts.

London Evangeline Booth The Salvation Army America

Stoddard Hotel Is A City By Itself

The Stoddard Hotel in La Crosse operates as a self contained city with its own water and electricity supplied by in house systems. An artesian well and a sub basement power plant provide essential utilities while on site services include dining, a barber shop, and a newsstand enabling guests to stay without leaving the building.

Stoddard la Crosse Ager John Elliott

Names listed in business directory line up for expert help

A long roster of individuals and company names appears, suggesting a directory or advertisement page. The items include Poghling and company J E Will ing, Dry Familiar Names, Grams and Sons, Whitebreast Coal, La Crosse Steam Laundry, Lamb Lumber, Reliable Steam Laundry, Trane Plumbing, La Crosse Gas and Electric, Miller Brothers, McConnell and Schweizer, and others, with a brief note about expert advertising advice.

John Redfuss 4. Grams and Sons B. Ott and Sons A. M. Watson Whitebreast Coal Company Thillang Lapitz Clark and Clark Exchange State Bank Wendell A. Anderson N.D. Allen C. E. Bennett Ernest Horner John M. Holley E. HE. Bentley G. R. Montague Jd. Toland L. A. Servis Odin J. Oyen Joseph Boschert C. N. Dunham Wilson and Robertson

Hoppy Hopkins 89 Misses Hotel Life in La Crosse

Longtime La Crosse figure known as a baggage smasher and later hotel checkroom attendant at the Hotel Stoddard, Hopkins now resides at St Joseph's Home for the Aged. Once a familiar traveler with the Knights of the Grip, he retired after a 1933 leg injury and years of varying activity at local hotels.

Stoddard John Co Hoppy) Hopkins la Crosse Hopkins St. Joseph's Long International House Cameron House

Germans jail Yank for red literature

Hamburg, Germany. Lawrence B. Simpson, an American seaman, held at a concentration camp awaiting trial on possessing communistic literature found during a Hamburg harbor arrest six weeks earlier. Police claimed discovery of red literature aboard a ship, either the S. S. Manhattan or S. S. George Washington. Baby weighs two pounds born at Fort Shoals, South Carolina, to Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Kellett.

Hamburg Germany Lawrence B. Simpson Here S. S. Manhattan S. S. George Washington Fort Shoals, S. C—Pi T. L. Kellett

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newell Duffy Senate Stoddard Hotel Poghling and Company, J. E. Willing, Dry Adice Hotel Stoddard O. A. Dahle No. 8Th St John F. Papenfuss JOS. Miller CO Main St Happy” Jong Knights of the Grip Wisconsin Peoples Ice and Fuel Co W. A. Roosevelt CO Hotel Stoddard’s Crystal Willow Mr. Elliott Phillips & Sons, Inc Crystal Room Willow Room G. Heileman Brewing Co
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