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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
13
A fragment describes a luncheon and an evening service at a local venue with unclear dates and names. The text references a meeting place and arrangements but lacks complete details for full identification.
Gery Colgan and Ana Schneider entertained guests with music while Mr. Leo Simonson performed vocal selections. Attendees included Misses Alice Bull Florence Simonson Margery Colgan Stella Shealy Serene Filstead Lavina Kennedy Anna Katherine Schneider Esther Marcou Helen Mary Mullen Fowler and several young men and women. Mrs Bull assisted Mrs Mullen in serving. guests enjoyed a delightful time.
John Grosegebauer, president of the Passaic County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, protested after seeing a Cologne statue with a docked tail. He wrote to the Kaiser and noted that a long tail might be restored, if possible, after his visit to Cologne.
La Crosse notes list Burns Fruit House with Skovgaard the Danish Ole Bull appearing at Germania hall tonight. Also mentions visits by A C Anderson Soldiers Grove and Clara Olson Sparta, theater ads, and varied local social notices.
J E White, counsel for the church federation, accepted an offer from District Attorney Fickert to cooperate in prosecuting principals and seconds in the Moran Nelson prize fight. White will swear out warrants for the principals. Oyster stew served at the Empire tomorrow for supper. Supper hours 5 30 to 8 PM. 500 men sought for stew event tomorrow morning.
The First Presbyterian Church at Sixth and King hosts a Saturday bazaar from 10:30 a.m. to afternoon and evening offering supper from 5:30 to 8 p.m. Proceeds support feeding the hungry with gifts, crafts, and baked goods organized by Mrs. W. G. Moss and department heads including Mrs. J. A. Rowles Mrs. N. M. Scott and Miss Bessie Slothower.
Proceedings detail Dr. Gray and Dr. Evans urging municipal leadership in tuberculosis control. Emphasis on registration, housing laws, and isolation. roundtable discussions praise tuberculine laws and Red Cross seals. A total of $15,700 spent to combat the white plague.
Ten Mobile master plumbers and the Ahrens and Ott company of Louisville pled guilty to a Sherman anti trust technical violation. Each defendant was fined 315 and costs for conspiring to restrain trade by not selling plumbing goods to non members of the Master Plumbers association.
A cynic is described as someone who values the truth more than popular acclaim, emphasizing integrity over applause.
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