Great Success At 53rd John’s Church Bazaar
The annual bazaar of 53t. John's church closed Friday night with the largest attendance of the week. The committee thanks contributors listing numerous items such as a silver spoon holder, writing desk, medicine cabinet, carpet sweeper, flour, electric lamp, rug, parlor clock, silver knives and forks, and many other donations from Mrs. Huber to Misses Byrne and Selbe. The event raised funds for church activities and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Clement
A. F. Siedler
The
Patriot
Louisa Selbe
Geo. W. Young
Dr. E. Evans
Rev
Murphy
W. J. Moss
John Dengler
Joe Rendler
J. B. Brenner
A. Yehle
Bertha
Mrs. N. Hettinger
Ed. Conway
M. M. McGovern
Mary Horn
Rose Schmohl
E. W. Schultz
A. Kienahs
Olaf Olson
P. J. Kelly
Mr. Buschner
C. J. Rathburn
Carl Gifford
Zimmer
Wachter
Frank Osweiler
A. Z. Taylor
Wm. A. Kronesr
Ludviga Fuller
John Ahrens
Margaret Ritter
Jake Hahn
Merfeld
Alice Byrne
Sletten
Strupp
Dresen
Williams
E. Harris
Bridget Fitzpatrick
A. Schafer
Schurtz
Mary Osweiler
S. Strittmater
Lansl
Stockimer
Mitchel
Christ Schmidt
Fran
North Side Man Is Called Sunday
Sidney Stoddard Secor, longtime North Side resident, died yesterday at his brother’s home 1512 South Ninth Street from complications after a second appendicitis operation. He was 29. He leaves a widow, two sisters, a brother and his mother. The funeral is set for 2 PM Tuesday at the house with Rev. S. L. Marvik presiding. Burial will follow in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Stoddard Secor
North Side
South Ninth Street
Rev. S. L. Marvik
Oak Grove Cemetery
Body of Missing Farmer Found Along Road Ditch
Ole Fanneff aged 45 a farmer missing for three weeks was found in a roadside ditch three miles south of Viroqua Wisconsin. Authorities believe he fell from the road was rendered unconscious and froze to death after his disappearance on the prior Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viroqua
Wis
Ole Fanneff
Here
Fanneff
Christ
F. T. Cartwright
Racine
Glen Halik
Lois Halik
Lin
S&urday afternoon conference #€ A trio of Prof. H. Kline
Ratpart
Dish
Gerald Hyde
A. E. Meinlenz
Aged convict seeks pardon from governor
Eighty year old Geo Wightman in Waupun state prison asks Governor McGovern for clemency. Convicted of murder on November 22 1899 for the slaying of Clarence Updike in Fond du Lac county, Wightman cites failing health in his pardon plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Geo. Wightman
McGovern
Waupun State Prison
Clarence G. Updike
Fond du Lac
Local Voting Contest Leaders Named in Partial Results
Miss Mayme Zeinmentz leads the voting contest with Miss Helen Roth second, Miss Anna Osweiler third, and Victoria Best fourth as Mrs Williams and John Bangsberg handle the sofa pillows and water set duties in the event.
North Side in Brief Local social notes and arrivals
Carl J. Meyer visits friends in La Crosse as El lison jewelry manager. Many residents return home after visits to Rock Island West Salem Minneapolis Sparta Alma St Paul Madison Dubuque Wisc. Shops and bazaars announced with dates and addresses.
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Carl J. Meyer
Ellison Jewelry
Tomah
Friends
la Crosse
Joe Ritter
Rock Island
Burlington
Anton Christianson
West Salem
Claude Ferris
Austin
Minn
Leon Sinclair
Lake City
Rudolph Simon
Olaf Olson
Hattie Rosenau
Owatonna
Otto Loeffler
Marcus Gilberg
Minneapolis
Jennie
Sarah Schnell
St. Paul
North Side
Anna Moe
Clara Booke
Sparta
Floyd Levee
Gillette Street
Faribault
Rudolph Belefeldt
Alma
Wis
Loomis Street
Arthur Skemp
G. A. Skemp
Kane Street
Madison
Madison University
Roy Skemp
Stoddard
P. W. Skemp
Dubuque
Continental
J. B. Sword
Meltonville
Iowa
F. Pope
Allie
Davenport
George Street
Mabel Canan
Galesburg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Caledonia Street
M. FE
Otmorrow
E. W. de Sautelle
Avon Street
M. E. Church
Wannebo Hall
Coward
F. Humphrey
Merwin
Galesville
Ladies’ Aid Society of the
North Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Gertrude
Painter Mekvold Sets Season Alley Record in Bowl Victory
Mekvold of the Painters bowling team rolled 245 in one game at Combination alleys as the Painters beat the Vulcans two of three. Bollrud of the Vulcans posted 217 and 212 in two games. The result left the Painters tied with Nelson for first, with a title clash to decide the lead Wednesday at Combination alleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mekvold
Painters
Vulcans
Bollrud
Nelson
Painters Verket
Paulson
Bain
L. Anderson
M. Anderson
BOM Ag Og
Religion Needed in High Schools Review
A New York man argues that public schools require religious instruction to curb what he describes as a spirit of immorality among youths. He contends morality improves when religious values are taught at the high school level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Y M C A Address Urges High School Moral Reform
D R Porter of New York spoke at a Y M C A gathering to about seventy five businessmen on high school boys and moral duty. He warned of immorality in high schools and urged church led, denomination free programs to promote Bible study and brotherhood among students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Porter
New York
Porter
Fagenstrom
Association
Real Tobacco Board Seeks Halt To Dissolution Plan
The Real Tobacco Board of Trade of New York asked the U S Supreme Court to order the New York federal court to set aside its decision and stop proceedings toward implementing the dissolution plan of the American Tobacco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Real Tobacco Board of Trade of New York
Supreme Court
United States Court of New York
American ‘Tobacco Company
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Advertises Child Teething Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a sixty year reliever of teething pain in children. It claims to soothe, soften gums, relieve wind colic, cure diarrhea, and states the product is absolutely harmless. It urges customers to ask for the original Mrs Winslow's.
Federation forms to raise standards for chiropractic schools
At a Hotel La Salle meeting in Chicago representatives from leading chiropractic institutions formed the Federation of Standardized Chiropractic Institutions. Attorney Fred H. Hartweil was chosen counsel. Elected officers include N. B. Thompson of Michigan as president J. A. Chicago as vice president and E. J. Palmer of Davenport as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel la Salle
Chicago
United States
Federation of Standardized Chiropractic Institutions
Fred H. Hartweil
la Crosse
N. B. Thompson
Ids
Mich
Orchard Glad McNamara Confession Vindicates Him
Boise Idaho December 4 Harry Orchard longtime dynamiter and confessed murderer of 21 men and former leader in labor conflicts receives a measure of vindication from the McNamara brothers Los Angeles confession. He thanks God noting the trial's implication for national views on labor leaders and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orichard
Colorado
Steunenberg
Elf
McNamara Brothers
Los Angeles
Will Meat Prices Go Up Again
Local readers report rising meat costs and turn to affordable staples like macaroni and spaghetti. The piece touts Minnesota brand durum wheat pasta as nutritious and easily digested, suitable for meals and tests, urging shoppers to choose these options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Minnesota
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Skinner
Astrachan
Main Street
Paul Lutz
Blackburn
Main St
Charles Street
Alma Larsen
Wm. Kathary
Lowell
Sill Street
W. Nutting
Herman Larsen
C. L. Larsen
University of Wisconsin
A. W. Mekvold
Brotherhood Fos
Tered In
Alice
the Majestic
Santa Claus
Stoen & Eberhart Coal
Wood Yard
Good
Wall St
North Side Park
J. H. English
Orchard
M’namaras
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