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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1935

Page

5

Sparta Enacts License Cap for Liquor in City

Sparta Wisconsin aldermen limit liquor licenses to one per 1000 inhabitants and cap at five active licenses amid census figures. Special meeting planned for road and bridge repairs. South Court Street bridge repairs opposed. Local marriages and births listed. residents and visitors noted. Coast Guard anniversary attendance reported.

Local residents visit and hospital notes update

Salesman Sam Pleased to Meetcha visits a La Crosse hospital Thursday. Mrs Beckwith and Miss Bessie Erickson of Columbus stayed with Mrs Mabel Skoy this week. Milan Quall remains ill at a La Crosse hospital.

la Crosse Hospital Beckwith Miss Bessie, Erickson of Columbus Mabel Skoy Milan Quall

Flat Tires Drive Motoring Hazards Warns A A A Official

Arthur W. Swan of the La Crosse A A A warns flat tires are the top motoring danger, accounting for 25.4 percent of helper calls, with ignition trouble second at 16 percent and serious breakdowns at 13.3. The warning urges tire care, battery checks, ignition system review, and overall car safety checks to prevent trips from turning into breakdowns. Also noted is Sonoma county farmers forming a vineyard cooperative winery to handle annual crops in Healdsburg, California.

Arthur W. Swan la Crosse American Automobile Association Stud Healdsburg Calif Sonoma County

Program Planned At Sparta Sunday

Sparta Wis Special The program planned for the Sunday evening community meeting includes an address by Rev Donald M Sterling of Elroy on Ancient Landmarks. The 121 Field Artillery band of Janesville under War rant Officer Ervin J Sartell will play a concert and the glee club of the American Legion auxiliary will sing. Russell B Colman will be platform leader and lead hymns. At the union service in the Congregational church Sunday morning Rev R Harold Gee will preach. The choir will sing Father Almighty by Dvorak and Mrs Harry Worth will sing Spirit of God by W H Neidlinger. N Wall chosen as clerk of the school board. Roy O Abrahamson no longer eligible due to new state law.

Sparta Wis Donald M. Sterling Elroy 121 Field Artillery Band Janesville Ervin J. Sartell Glee Club American Legion Auxiliary Russell B. Colman Gregational R. Harold Gee Father Almighty Dvorak Harry Worth Spirit of God W. H. Neidlinger N. Wall Roy O. Abrahamson Sparta Business College Wabb CCC

Cashton to host new hall entertainment with radio orchestra

Cashton Wisconsin village board plans a Aug 15 show and dance at the new community hall featuring a radio orchestra and 35 artists. The floor show starts 8 30 p m and lasts about an hour and a half with dancing to midnight. Nearby train service is disrupted as Melvina tracks are washed out.

Cashton Wis Melvina Alice Hagen Chicago American Conservatory of Music William Graff Jane Charlotte Eri. C. Curran Mary East N. Olson North Dakota Alfred Nelson Edward Esther Walter Wang Minneapolis Emma McKee Wang Cashion Trinity Congregation Clyde Wykoff Marikato Even Gudsos Columbus Ohio E. J. Horschak la Crosse Q. C. Torgerson Sparta S. Stenerson

New Albin News Briefs From Community Visitors

Mrs Jennie Jarvis of Brownsdale visited at the Gordon homes while Mrs Addie Plugh and sons of Minneapolis came to see local relatives. Rev Karl Bizer left for Chicago after vacation at the Erie Jordon home. Herman H. Meyer bought the harness shop from E O Lenz. St Josephs parish ladies will host a dinner in the church basement Sunday. Various visitors include Mrs Albert Hein and baby, Mrs Clyde Visager to La Crosse to see daughter Mrs Carl Paul, and Barney Morgan in La Crosse. John W Kelly, a hospital patient, and others visited or hosted in New Albin this week.

New Albin Jennie Jarvis Brownsdale William Edward Gordon Addie Plugh Minneapolis Karl Bizer Chicago Erie Jordon Gordon Rend Herman H. Meyer E. O. Lenz St. Joseph’s Parish Albert Hein Baby W. H. Wuennecke Clyde Visager la Crosse Carl Paul Barney Morgan Wieter John W. Kelly Eria Hale Hallie Boyd Washington, C Miskes Phyllis Gertrude Hartley

Gaertners and Feowns Return from West Motor Trip

Mr and Mrs Clinton Gaertner and their son Anthony returned from a motor trip through the western states accompanied by Mrs Fred Feown. The party covered many miles and visited several sites before returning home.

Mindoro Wis Clinton Gaertner Anthony West Fred Feown

New York Plans X Men Style Police Career System

Mayor LaGuardia aims to create an X men style career ladder in New York City civil service, starting with the police. The group will be trained like G men with lab and college courses to advance ranks by merit. A police member was recently appointed magistrate under the plan.

New York Fiorello H. LaGuardia LaGuardia

Duce Buys Beef Contract for East Africa Delivery

A Durban based firm wins a contract from the Italian government to supply 5000 tons of frozen beef to East Africa over three months. The agreement covers delivery timelines and logistics under the Italian government program.

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