Big Poultry Show Opens Thursday at Fair Grounds
The La Crosse poultry show opens tomorrow at the fair grounds in the large poultry building and runs until Sunday night with free admission. Visitors are invited to view a premier display of birds, with exhibitors from Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota. Judging starts tomorrow morning by B C Roberts and E L Mortman, with awards expected by Friday evening.
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la Crosse
Associanoe
Anmo
Sussex
Plymouth
St Chutyn
Mairien
Wihsennai
Iowa
Will H. V
Ripon
Wis
B.C. Roberts
Port Ausine
Ele fMortman
Dalpe
Judeos
la Crosay
Wisconsin
Pendort
Thoas
Legion Heads Settle Dispute In Wisconsin
In Wisconsin Rapids the American Legion post settled internal disputes after a Milwaukee meeting. State Adjutant Reuwitsen faced investigation for alleged policy Mixing. outcome was a drawn decision. Gibson apologized and a statement absolved the adjutant, with a temporary injunction to be dissolved. An assistant adjutant will be appointed to reside with the state commander. Cauley L. G. Tarkalll Abbotsford was removed as state sergeant at arms for misconduct.
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Woc
Strchl
Milwaukee
ReWuitsen
Wisconsgin Rapids
Legion
Lewton
Gibson
TA. Brateau
Wisconsin Rapids
W. A. Etyes
Scilwaukee
Tounse
Cauley LG
Tarkalll
Abbotsford
Wis
Ab Arms Oy
Ds Home Post
Lou Tellesen Tonight Engagement and Cast Announcement
The famous Actor Manager Lou Tellesen announces an engagement and will perform his company at the Yat Cross theater reviving Blood Youth, a long running New York and Boston success. The cast includes Lorn Amor, Tuliette Crosby, Mele Grigec, Marcelle Bagier, Bathyn Floward, Richard Simson, George Deneubaurs, Schuyler White and Russell Click.
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Lou Tellesen
Yat Crosse
Mr.Vellesen
Willard Marl
Obituary notices for Frank Meyer and Mantha Patrick
Frank Meyer 69 an old Houston county Minnesota resident died Monday at a local hospital after a long illness. Survived by three daughters a son and a sister and brother with three grandchildren. Funeral services Thursday at the home of Mrs Drummond and at Gerano BE church with Rev J L Panzini officiating. Burial at Oak Grey cemetery. Mrs Martha Fairick mother of Mgr Arthur Schwalbe died earlier this morning funeral and burial in Eau Claire Wisconsin at the family home.
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Houston County
Minnesota
Wes
Ats AW
Kay Wi Hokah
Minny
Eddie
Frank
Tenrs Frebett
Emma Meyer
Edward Meyer
Mantha Patrick
Marta Fairick
Mgr
Arthur Schwalbe
Eau Clates
Wieber Tormar
Liberty bonds soar and crude markets drift in daily report
Liberty bond prices show varied movement with third, fourth and victory bonds quoted, while shipping, steel and pawn sectors drive overall market trends. Chicago live stock receipts fall as steer prices ease, hogs stay volatile, and sheep demand nudges higher amid mixed bids across large exchanges.
Wheat market firmens amid Argentine crop damage and export demand
Wheat prices strengthened Wednesday on rumors of Argentine crop losses and robust export demand. Local trading mixed as December and March contracts moved within narrow ranges while corn oat and flax values followed cereals higher. Live poultry and dairy receipts crept up in Chicago markets as regional posts prepare for year-end officer elections.
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Barca
New York
Black Sea
Strang
Defender Sports
Delivieries
Cmicago
Timothy Weed
Chicago
Northern White
Buts
Idaho Bussell
Minneapquis Flax
Minneapolis
Mian
Military Play Delights Audience At Local Theater
Selwyn presents Buddles at La Grosse theater with a military note and musical interludes. The cast earns praise for Denman Matey as Babe Olive Reeves Smith as Julie and Carne Madcliffe as the lively Julie’s mother. The comedy follows doughboys after the armistice in Brittany with humor, warmth, and strong ensemble work throughout.
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Kanki Okin
Selwyn
la Grosse Theater
Denman Matey
Skabkbi
Railroads report general decrease in freight hauls
A railway report shows a broad drop in freight shipments with West and East bound traffic down. Westbound cargo tied to farm producers in the West holding produce, while East coast shipments also weaken.
League Cooperation Hinted With Wilson and Bulgaria Bid
Washington discussions report a recommendation to involve President Wilson in league mediation over Armenian aid. Turkish leader Wemul Tasha targets actions, while Bulgaria seeks league entry amid Greek and Romanian opposition. Budget debates trigger protests over 7,000,000 francs in gold for the league’s coming year.
Salvation Army maternity home fund drive gains pace
Campaign to raise 87 500 for a state maternity home attracts substantial donations as committees in business districts report strong support. Citizens mail or deliver checks to Captain R H Schulty or Vilas Thorner at State Bank HQ, with over 1000 dollars tallied by noon.
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Salvation Army
PAC
R.H. Schulty
Vilas Tlorner
State Bank
Wisconsin hunters toll rises after season ends
Fifteen Wisconsin hunters were killed in the just closed season with gunshot deaths and two drowning incidents. About a score more were wounded as the state ends a hazardous hunting period.
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Wisconsin
Milwackee
Wis
Death Threats Over Forgery Case Court Testimony
In a Minneapolis trial, A B Duncan of Baltimore testified about Castle’s two meetings in Chicago in 1916 and the alleged forged notes. He described Castle soliciting funds from the Commercial Credit company and admitting knowledge of irregularities. Other witnesses including Nicodemus and post office inspectors corroborated shifts in the handling of notes and drafts. The defense sought to limit evidence while the court adjourned with ongoing testimony into the affair and related banking movements.
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Baltimore
Commercial Credit Company
Spreal- Gant
Castle
Turaday
Chicago
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Li Crosse
Castle Company
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Duncan
I Dness
Castle Iss
Touncan
Yading
la Crosse
Astle
Aminglion Duncan
Avres
J.T. Nicholson
Casto Tingle
A. I. Kniebuech
Northwestern Road
HL Smith
Burlington
Security Savings ‘Bank
Tie
Papa's Cold Compound Offers Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Papa's Cold Compound as the fastest remedy for colds. It claims one dose every two to three hours breaks a cold, opening nostrils, stopping runny nose, and relieving headache and feverishness. The product allegedly costs only a few cents at drug stores and contains no quinine.
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Pene
Cape
Milwaukee Mayor Threatens Prosecution of Security League
Milwaukee Mayor D W Hoan threatens federal action against officers of the National Security League for alleged misuse of the mails. He sends the notice to League president Charles D Orth amid reports the league seeks to expand operations in Milwaukee. Hoan challenges the league to name any socialist or violent supporters linked to its program.
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Security League
Milwaukee
Wis
National Security League
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Charles D. Orth
Hoay
Langue
Gachilist
North Side Confectionery Charged With Short Measure
A warrant was sworn for Edward Wheeler proprietor of 825 Rose Street confectionery store over short measure in sales. Wheeler pleaded not guilty after arraignment in police court and case adjourned to Friday morning December 10 for trial. attorney Mahoney represents Wheeler.
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Charginr
Edward Wheeler
Rose Street
Ar. Wheeler
Wheeler
Attorney Mahoney
Wisconsin Beekeepers Convene in Madison for Annual Session
Badger Beekeepers of Wisconsin gather in Madison for their 42nd annual convention spanning Wednesday to Friday. About 200 of 962 members expected. meetings held in the senate chamber. The event features open discussions, addresses by more than a dozen experts, and state industry reports.
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Wis Beekeepers of
Wisconsin
Madison
Senate
Capitol
Beckespilg
HF. Wilson
Don Sung Egg Laying Miracle Promises Stronger Hens
A wartime poultry ad claims Don Sung improves egg production from 2 to 4 dozen daily to 3 eggs per hen and promises quick results. It touts scientific terms and urges ordering from Burrell-Dorger Co in Indianapolis with a one dollar four cent price including war risk for mail order.
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Don Sune
Burrell-Dorger Co
La Crosse man gets two years for auto thefts
Milwaukee officers report William McDonald of 2128 Cameron Avenue La Crosse and William Thompson of New York were sentenced to five years at Waupun for numerous auto thefts in downtown La Crosse. Police say they confessed to stealing a doctor's jewel case and valuables valued at about 2500, with more items recovered.
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Milwaukee
Wiliam McDonald
Cameron Avenue
la Grosse
William Thompson
New York
Waupen
McDonald
Thomas Finnegan
Screnth
Cedar Streets
Mauliner
Hoppe
Thompson
C. G. Dwigh
Madison
la Crosse
Garmiitl
Milwaukie
Bern
Viroqua Hunter Loses Stolen Deer in North Woods
Lawrence Potts of Viroqua recounts a deer hunting misfortune as his kill vanished from camp after a night’s sleep. Other local hunters report scarce game as fires supposedly drove deer farther north or west, with several returning empty handed.
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Tia
Theo
Lawrence Potts
Mr. Potts
Michisua
Norull
Bereaved family thanks helpers after daughter's death
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to Crianes and neighbors who assisted during their bereavement for Louise Hhrsam. Special thanks to Rev. Riesterer, the pallbearers, and those who sent offerings. M. and Wes Hersam and family.
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Timne
Crianes
Louise Hhrsam
Riesterer
Akd
Wes
Ehrsam
Classes in swimming postponed and reopening details
The notice states classes in swimming are postponed from two weeks ago and will reopen Wednesday evening. Instruction will run from seven thirty to eight, then swimming from eight to nine. Members are asked to register before openings.
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Sorfmonnigy
Sanoniey
Probe into Madison boiler blast deaths under way
An inquest opened in Madison into the Stoughton boiler explosion that killed five people. Investigators examine conditions and possible causes from the accident scene as relatives await word on the victims.
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Wis
Stoughton
Tyy
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