Rambler trip covers over 4000 miles
F. J. Noetzel his wife and son of 1108 South Fifth street have just returned from a Rambler journey of more than four thousand miles. They travelled east to Oconomowoc Wisconsin north to Wausau visited intermediate towns west to St Paul and Minneapolis and through Minnesota on a two months business and pleasure trip.
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F. J. Noetzel
South Fifth Street
Oconomowoc
Wausau
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Lme
Minnesota
Trained Brains Sought as Toland School Sends 410 Students
In a bustling La Crosse area recap a Toland School effort is highlighted with four hundred ten students placed in positions over the past year. The piece urges focus on education and the demand for trained minds. It lists various local residents in and around La Crosse including fresh cream imports and hospital visits.
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Sweeny Hardware Co
Rapid City
S. D
Toland School
Schoolboys Return as La Crosse Schools Prepare to Open
The La Crosse educational system whets its wheels for the new term opening Tuesday September 1. Teachers and pupils have returned to the city for the opening session as the grind of school days looms. Students face the return to routines after a summer of rest and relaxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Conductor Narrowly Escapes as Train Targeted by Shot
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on August 29 a conductor on the Omaha railway and a passenger escaped death when a bullet shattered a coach window. Rail companies complain that youths are shooting at trains and hurling stones at passenger cars.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Sharp
Omaha Railway
Winona Board Seeks La Crosse Pointers for Box Factory
Secretary W J Whipple reports to the Winona board of trade after a trip to La Crosse to learn methods of its board of trade. He details interviews with former secretary R Calvert and current secretary A A Bentley on fundraising, dues, and advertising, noting La Crosse’s unified business climate and cautious approach to location incentives.
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Winona Board of Trade
la Crosse
W. J. Whipple
Winona Board
Whipple
Board of Trade
R. Calvert
A. A. Bentley
Winona
Latin as Prescription Directions Tradition in Medicine
The writer notes Latin is still used for prescribing directions, tracing back to Hippocrates. He claims to own over 106000 prescriptions and credits his careful compounding and affordable pricing, signed by CHAS BEYSCHLAG, Druggist at 503 Main Street.
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Hippocrates
Chas. Beyschlag
Main Street
Rev Hoag to Deliver Last Sermon Tomorrow at First Baptist
Rev John Wellington Hoag will preach his final sermon as pastor of First Baptist Church on Sunday morning. Theme is Man's Pessimism Versus God's Optimism. A Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip double male quartette will lead the music. He departs Monday for Pine Lake Michigan and starts as pastor in Trenton New Jersey on October first.
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John Wellington Hoag
First Baptist Church
Mr. Hoag
Brotherhood of
Andrew
Phillip
Hoak
Pine Lake
Michigan
Trenton
N. J
Steamer Dubuque Encounters Bars On Up River Trip
The steamer Dubuque of the Diamond Jo line arrived at 7:30 PM on its up river trip, about hours late. It carried a full passenger list and heavy freight. unloading took about 30 minutes. The packet dodged La Crosse sand bars and expects to return close to schedule by Saturday.
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Dubuque
Diamond Jo Line
la Crosse
Gullimanson Visits La Crosse For Short Business Trip
Gullimanson of Ibuque calls on business acquaintances in La Crosse for a few days while Roman Stadler visits his mother in Caledonia for a brief stay.
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A. Gullimanson
Ibuque
la Crosse
Roman Stadler
His Mather
Caledonia
Yeomen Hold Pleasant meeting with many new applications
City news notes a large Yeomen meeting with 25 new applications and plans for dances during fair week in Coven hall. Kindergarten opens August 31 at 130 South Seventh. Fuller returns to La Crosse high school with an assistant. Cartoonists Nash Moody visit, golfers from La Crosse at Madison, and a harvest dance planned at Woodmen hall with autumn decorations.
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Pfund
Matt Hill
New Albia
la Crosse
Florence Lagar
Will Powell
Laura Ferris
Miss Donald
New
Bijou
Frank Killian
Freiburg
A. Bellevue
Son
Blair
Walter Dolbier
Galesville
Peet
Glenco
N. Coop
Arcadia
Linker
H. P. Nelson
Caledonia
John Dailey
T. W. Mann
Mayville
Keefe Business College
Sixth
Vine Streets
James F. McCormick
W. B. Naylor
Sparta
C. A. Kaeppler
Lansing
la Crosse Friends
Mary Kranz
William Shisler
de Soto
Mrs. Chase
Mr. Chase
Central
Peet's
Main
Pearl Kelly
John Phalon
Clara Fanning
Peet’s
Main Street
E. A. Schultz
Norwalk
H. A. Greene
Son Porter
Fond du Lac
Peter Newburg
Chicago
D. Dresdeth
Houston
Hickory Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Covenhall
Emma Schumann
South Seventh Street
Indiana
Frank Grosch
Eva Weiner
la Crescent
Winona
Madison
F. P. Hixon
J. M. Hixon
Geo. W. Burton
Wallace Tourtellotte
Nathaniel Tourtellotte
P. M. Gelatt
Will Ott
Alfred James
F. A. Copeland
George H. Ray
BE. J. Evans
H. J. Hirshheimer
Robert Gordon
Andrew Lees
A. S. Willoughby
S. W. Anderson
Woodmen Hall
Ben
True Many a man who claims to be self made was made what he is by his wife
Johnson City Texas newspaper notes a reflective thought on how a man’s success often owes much to his wife, suggesting domestic influence shapes achievement.
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Johnson City
Tex
Enterprise
Monroe County Deputy on Business in La Crosse
G. O. Mannell deputy game warden of Monroe County is in La Crosse today on official business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. O. Mannell
Monroe County
la Crosse
Sheriff Charles Miller Returns From Sparta Business Trip
Sheriff Charles Miller of Sparta returns home after completing official business in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Miller
Sparta
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Segelke & Kohlhaus
Irvine
Roger
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C. G. Seltz
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H. E. Simpson
B. Olson
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Tiffany
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