Washington row continues suit over injured horse damages
Mrs. Tilday Halderson of Washington sues neighbor Mrs. Oehler and Henry Rhodenberg over a horse injury. The complaint alleges Rhodenberg and a long haired dog entered Halderson pasture chased the two year old horse into barbwire fencing, leaving the animal severely cut and of little value. Attorneys Wolfe and Wolfe defend for the Oehlers, Bosshard represents the plaintiff.
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Tilday Halderson
Washington
Editor Praises Foley's Tioney and Tar for Coughs
New Jersey editor M. T. Lynch of the Philipsburg Daily Post reports using Foley's Medicine for coughs and colds in his family and says nothing is as good as Foley's Tioney and Tar. O. T. Erhart.
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New Jersey
M. T. Lynch
Phillipsburg
N. J
Daily Post
Foley
O. T. Erhart
New Manager Reaches the City
Mr. G. M. Long of Ottumwa Iowa has arrived as the new manager of the Paulsen Shoe Company in the city with his family. He succeeds Mr. G. H. Watkins who joined Hachmann Art Glass in Milwaukee. Long comes highly recommended and is ready to begin work at once.
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G. M. Long
Ottumwa
Iowa
Paulsen Shoe Company
Mr. Long
G. H. Watkins
Hachmann Art Glass Company
Milwaukee
Tomah Fair Preparations Under Way in Wisconsin
Eastern Monroe County Agricultural association improves grounds and roads at Tomah Wisconsin Aug 18 with 75 entries and about 50 horses awaiting fair weather. Also notes a near fatal fall from a moving train in New Lisbon injuring Alva Robertson, and sports briefs including Arthur Jones heading to Detroit to play amateur baseball and Burton L Warriner placing fourth in marksmen’s class.
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Tomah
Wis
Monroe County Agricultural Association
Syverson
Alva Robertson
Goodyear Mill
New Lisbon
Robertson
Sparta
Arthur Jones
Detroit
University At
Ann Arbor
Burton L. Warriner
Co. K
Colts Hopeful For League Pennant On Road Trip
With Harms and Bond back, the Colts head out for a road series as manager Nichols aims for three straight wins. After a strong home record of ten wins in fifteen games, La Crosse trails Freeport by two points and faces Wausau next. a directors’ meeting tonight plans Merchants' baseball day set for September 2.
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Harms
Bond
Colts
Nichols
Sawdust City
Jerry Harris
la Crosse
Freeport
Wausau
Oyen Buys His Store Building in La Crosse
The store building and land at 114 South Fourth Street have been purchased by O J Oyen who has occupied it. The deal was completed Monday morning. S T Harrison of Walla Walla Washington, a former La Crosse man, owned the building and ground.
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South Fourth Street
O. J. Oyen
S. T. Harrison
Walla Walla, Washington
la Crosse
Look Out For Paint On Boxes Citywide
A crew works painting United States mail boxes across the city and residents are warned to watch for the new green hue. The government changes the color annually and posted notices at the post office.
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United States
Buffalo Bill Show At Woolworths Opens Tomorrow
Woolworths 5c and 10c store at 121 South Fourth street opens tomorrow afternoon to host Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show event for shoppers.
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Buffalo Bill
Woolworth
South Fourth _ street
Man Killed by Switch Engine at Grand Crossing
John Kaiser age 65 of 2420 Dayton street was killed by a switch engine at Grand Crossing this morning. He was between cars when the engine bumped the bunch, was knocked under the wheels and fatally injured. An ambulance and Dr Sutter attended. Kaiser died five minutes later. Body sent to Dwyers undertaking. Relatives in city will arrange funeral later.
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John Kaiser
Dayton Street
Grand Crossing
Kaiser
Sutter
St. James Street
Dwyer’'s Undertaking Establishment
Men over sixty face kidney and bladder dangers
Advert shows that over sixty percent suffer prostate gland enlargement and kidney trouble. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy, claiming it corrects irregularities and has helped elderly men, including Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri, who says after two bottles he feels much better at age 91.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
O. T. Erhart
City to Put in Cement Sidewalks
In response to council orders the board of public works sent notices to contractors for bids on unfinished sidewalks. Bids cover east Sixteenth Street from Main to Pine, Vine from Sixteenth to Seventeenth, east Seventeenth from Main to Johnson, Seventh from Main to State, west Seventeenth from Main to Johnson, Thirteenth from Johnson to Farnham, Sixteenth from Johnson to Adams, south State Street from Sixteenth to railroad crossings, and south Cass Street from Fifteenth to the Green Bay tracks. If owners do not act, the city will perform the work and charge abutting property.
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Common Council
Board of Public Works
Sixteenth Street
Main
Pine
Vine Street
Sixteenth
Seventeeth
Seventeenth
Johnson
State
Thirteenth Street
Farnham
Adams
State Street
Cass Street
Fifteenth
Green Bay
Reader chides Georgiana over Gold Medal Flour in cookbook
Imogene accuses the cookbook of omitting Gold Medal Flour while addressing Georgiana. The exchange focuses on brand recommendations in the recipe collection.
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Georgiana
Imogene
Skaar undecided on senate bid amid pressure from Trempealeau Democrats
Attorney O. R. Skaar of this city has been approached by leading Democrats about county influence and has received several communications from Trempealeau urging a run against incumbent Thomas Morris. He said he has made no decision and may not have time for the campaign.
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O. R. Skaar
Trempeleau County
State Senate
Thomas Morris
Trempealeau County
Mr. Skaar
Salvation Army Leader Eva Booth Improves After Illness
Eva Booth, head of the Salvation Army, who spoke at the Winona assembly and fell ill during a speech, is greatly improved this morning and doctors say she is entirely out of danger.
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Eva Booth
Warsaw
Ind
Salvation Army
Winona Assembly
La Crosse Endorses Waterway Program
A mass meeting in La Crosse backs waterways congress support with a $500 private fund pledge. John J. Fox outlines river navigation history, rail vs water costs, and the case for canalizing the Mississippi and Ohio rivers to cut freight rates and boost local industry.
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Fox
Waterways Congress
Alderman Keller
Downs
Anderson
John S. Fox
The
Congress
United States
Germany
Belgium
France
Great Lakes
Ohio River
Missouri
Ohio
Mississippi
la Crosse
South
Local Teen Harry Lee Charged in Broad Robberies
Harry Lee, 16, of 1608 Mississippi Street, arrested by Detectives McGraw and Wendling on larceny from farmer William Newburg. Police cite four robberies over months and plan to use Lee’s admissions at a likely afternoon arraignment before Judge Brindley.
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Harry Lee
Mississippi Street
McGraw
Wendling
William Newburg
Brindley
Young Lee
Weber
Young
Hungry Point
Lee
George Hodge Hurt by Frightened Horse
George Hodge, a Republican sheriff candidate and former liveryman, sustained a severely strained back after his horse, driven by him, was frightened by an automobile near Fourth and Main. His son aided him home where he rests today.
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George Hodge
Hodge
Mr. Hodge
Fourth and Main
Woolworth's 5c and 10c Stores Open Wednesday Afternoon
For out of town visitors, Woolworth’s 5c and 10c stores at 121 South Fourth Street will be open Wednesday afternoon to accommodate shoppers touring the area.
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Woolworth’s
South Fourth Street
German Summer School Moves From Salem to West Salem
A. Vikre of Minneapolis who taught a month at West Avenue Lutheran church in La Crosse left yesterday for West Salem to conduct a two week summer school. Graduation exercises for the West Avenue Lutheran summer school were held at Mayrick park last Sunday.
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A. Vikre
Minneapolis
la Crosse
West Avenue Lutheran Church
West Salem
West Avenue Lutheran
Mayrick Park
Foley's Honey and Tar Promotes Quick Relief for Hay Fever
Advertisements claim Foley's Honey and Tar eases difficult breathing and heals inflamed air passages with immediate relief for hay fever and summer colds. The genuine product is in a yellow package. O. TM. Erhart.
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Foley
Erhart
Father Daughter Dialogue Echoes in Courtship
A terse exchange unfolds as a father resists granting his daughter freedoms while she punctures his arguments with bold wit. The dialogue hints at a clash between parental authority and emerging independence within a domestic scene.
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