Roundup trip noted and church bazaar announced
Henry Brookman left yesterday for Roundup Montana where he is engaged in business. West Avenue Methodist church Ladies Aid plans a bazaar and supper in the parlor on Thursday December 4 with supper priced at 15 cents. Public invited. Mrs Albert Kirschner of 1112 Badger street hospitalized after a Sunday morning illness.
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Henry Brookman
Roundup
Mont
Ladies’ Aid Society
West Avenue Methodist Church
Albert Kirschner
Badger Street
A. Ellen
Holdridge
Nell
W. H. Craig
Bangor
Wis
F.R.A
J. C. Frazer
Sparta
C. M. Park
Milwaukee
Gateway City Trir. Co
A. F. Bannows
Chippewa Falls
Herman Harnish
Superior
Drummond
State St
J. F. Peoples
Aurora
Ill
T. C. Lee
Mabel
Minn
Thomas Weavill
Viroqua
B. A
James and
John Gibbon
Lanesboro
P. V. Ryan
Caledonia
La Crosse Man Wins Stock Prizes at Exposition
At the International Livestock Exposition Chicago dispatch states Bonnie Brane exhibited by James Price of La Crosse won the fat cattle division prize for Hereford stock calved since January 1 1911. Price's Refiner took the first prize for steer or heifer over one year and under two.
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Chicago
James Price
la Crosse
Price
Bird band with readable numbers from distance
description of an aluminum bird band by Hoeschler Brothers at Columbia Drug Store 123 S Fourth. band uses a ½ inch wide aluminum carrier with a celluloid number strip inserted. sizes vary by breed and feature one or two legible numbers five sixteenths of an inch high, visible from a distance.
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Hoeschler Brothers
Columbia Drug Store
Collision injures teen as fog shrouds Chicago streets
A rear end crash between two street cars on West Chicago avenue and Green street in heavy fog injures Tony Grida, 16, seriously and slightly injures about a dozen other passengers. Police and transit workers investigated the incident in Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Green Street
Tony Grida
Magnetic locks replace keys for safer coal mine lamps
The Saturday Evening Post describes magnetic locks for coal mine safety lamps. Locks have no keyholes and open only with a magnet activated above ground. Electricity both controls the lock and lights the wicks with a spark before miners begin work, preventing underground tampering and gas ignition risks.
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Saturday Evening Post
Bachelor farmer’s plight mirrors muzzled youth
A reader voice cites a farmer’s helplessness and claims freedom of expression is every man’s aim. The Atchison Globe quotes a line about saying what one thinks, contrasting restraint with ambition.
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Atchison Globe
Hay and produce stalls noted at market square
A series of market entries reports A Kleinschmidt and Kathen from South Ridge Minn bringing hay to market, Strittmatter and Meinert selling corn and straw, Schmaker potato sales, Walter calf and potatoes, Schaller after business, Kindhammer oats, all at market yesterday.
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A. Kleinschmidt
Bostwick Valley Road
Joseph Strittmatter
John Meinert
State Road
J. Schmaker
R. Walter
South Ridge
Minn
R. Schaller
Sand Lake
Why Is Billiards an Amatory Game
A wry remark notes billiards as an amatory game for its many kisses and misses. The line plays on romantic terms to describe the sport's casual cues and occasional misdirections.
California Syrup of Figs Promoted as Child Laxative
An广告 style endorsement urges mothers to use California Syrup of Figs to treat constipated children. It claims a coated tongue signals need for cleansing and promises gentle relief within hours, touting its pleasant taste and urging buyers to demand the California Fig Syrup Company product to avoid counterfeits.
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California
California Fig Syrup Company
Mexican Revolution Figures Early Supporters of Madero
General Ynez Salazar a federal commander with 5,000 troops in northern Mexico joined Pancho Villa and Pascual Orozco Jr among those who first offered service to the late Francisco I. Madero at the start of the Mexican revolution three years ago.
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Ynez Salazar
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Francisco I. Madero
Sparta Wisconsin Adopts Temporary Slow on Coal Weighing
Sparta Wisconsin pauses enforcement of the city coal weighing ordinance while a circuit court case is heard in La Crosse on December 15. The appeal notice was served on Mayor Mc Mellain. The issue sits amid a report that basketball practice and scheduling for the coming season are set, with two games each against Tomah and La Crosse. Community clubs meet and local residents visit relatives as the town strings together civic and social notes.
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la Crosse
McMellain
Assembly Hall
Tomah
E. M. Eustis
Wesleyan College
Elmer Eustis
John E. Eustis
Wesleyan
Public Service Commissioner
New York City
Wigg-Bijones Labeled As Self-Righteous Figure
Commentary notes Wigg-Bijones as a self-righteous figure and Wagge-Yes remarks on his aversion to exposed truth. The piece attacks perceived moral posturing and the reaction to candid honesty.
Ladies Bazaar and Supper at First Presbyterian Church
The Ladies Society of the First Presbyterian church hosts a bazaar and supper in the church parlors tomorrow. Sale opens at 1 30 pm and runs through the afternoon and evening with items including ladies furnishings fancy work dolls and other Christmas gifts. There is a home cooking and candy department. Supper is served from 5 30 pm to 8 pm a cordial invitation goes to congregations and friends.
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Ladies’ Society
First Presbyterian Church
Christmas Bazaar At Universalist Church Draws Crowd
A large crowd attended a Christmas bazaar at the Universalist church last night. Attendees enjoyed a chicken pie supper and shopped at the fancy work department with generous patronage.
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Universalist Church
Social Bribes and Travel Notes From Society Pages
Mrs. Marion Manville Pope of Buenos Ayres Brazil received a cable from her husband announcing his arrival at Southampton England and plans to join him in New York. Mrs. Alex Hyslop departs for Los Angeles with Mrs. Hiram Goddard of Portland joining en route. Mr. and Mrs. B O Connell and Miss O Connell are guests at Hotel Grafton Washington DC.
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Marion Manville Pope
Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Louise Withee
Southampton
Eny
Fr A Card Party At Linker Hall Tomorrow
The F. R. A. announces a card party in its series to be held tomorrow afternoon at Linker Hall.
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Linker Hall
Mrs Boyd Hosts Bridge Club Wins Prizes By Hirshheimer Noble
Mrs. Andrew Boyd hosted the Tuesday Bridge club yesterday with prizes won by Mrs. H. J. Hirshheimer and Mrs. W. A. Noble.
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Spencer
S. R. Burroughs
Andrew Boyd
H. J. Hirshheimer
W. A. Noble
Bromoo Quinine Cold Remedy Box Noted at LAX
A box labeled Bromo Quinine essence from FE. W. Grove carries a 24 cent price tag. The product name suggests cold relief with a noted headache relation and a laxative function implied by the phrasing.
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W. Grove
Rushford Obituary and Local Notes From Minnesota
Ole G Milne aged 64 dies suddenly of stroke at Highland Prairie home. Burial plans not yet known. Elizabeth Murphy returns to Lewiston millinery after Twin Cities trip. Helena Olson visiting from Winona Normal. Alice Tolstad holiday visit from Lanesboro. Jens Jenson returns from Mitchell South Dakota. Verna McLeod teaches at Bratsberg. Rev L S Maggleson of Highland Prairie preaches in Rushford. Ed Anderson and brother Theodore visit from Choice. Olga Ladson of Tawney shopper in Rushford. Alex Ferguson travels to Hettinger North Dakota for land business. Kate Dean teaches district 18 returns from Vinegar Hill visit.
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Ole G. Milne
Highland Prairie
Elizabeth Murphy
Twin Cities
Lewiston
Helena Olson
Winona Normal
L. SS. Maggleson
Ed Anderson
Choice
Our City
Theodore
Olga Ladson
Tawney
Alex Ferguson
North Prairie
Hettinger
N. D
Kate Dean
District 18
Vinegar Hill
O. M. Madgarden
John Holte
Petterson Herald Celebrates Fifth Year Of Publication
Rushford notes report a local baptism and the illness of Mrs. Erick Fossum who suffered paralysis. Alfred Larson from Wisconsin helps in a local bakery while Olaf Johnson leases the Fossum Mill Street home. The Peterson Herald marks five years with its breezy news coverage and local society mentions.
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Stevle Phillips
J. Bantly
Hannah Ness
Ferry Street
la Crosse
Two Trains Collide Injuring Eight in Chicago
Eight people were injured and fifteen more cut and bruised when two Chicago & Western Indiana trains collided at 17th street. A switch engine struck a suburban car during the crash. None of the injuries were fatal.
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Chicago
Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
17Th Street
Notice of liability disclaimer by husband
On and after this date Dec 3 1913 it will not be responsible for any accounts contracted by my wife Russell H Tarr.
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Russell H. Tarr
The Eclipse on the Porch Under Starlit Sky
A young couple on a porch gaze at the night sky. They identify Jupiter Sirius and Mars as a parent arrives, and a son disappears from view, ending the moment with a sudden interruption.
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Pet
Dove
Pal
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
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Arthur Lovell
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Bridge Club
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L. A. Gullickson
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