Christmas Shopping Nears For Town Households
Local shoppers eye toys trees and festive treats as the season prompts lists for chocolates bonbons peanut crisps cigars and other holiday comforts. Stores advertise selections amid December bustle.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1915
Page
6
Local shoppers eye toys trees and festive treats as the season prompts lists for chocolates bonbons peanut crisps cigars and other holiday comforts. Stores advertise selections amid December bustle.
Mr and Mrs John Sindorfer of Indian Hill welcomed a son weighing eleven pounds on Wednesday. The item notes a sports view about bad luck equating to a headache the night before.
George C. Childress, a local man known for automobile escapades, was convicted in Fergus Falls Minnesota of criminal assault for abusing Irma Lemke a 16 year old girl at Wadena. This was his second trial and conviction on the charge. A sentence ranging seven to thirty years was expected to be imposed within days.
United Press reports that administration backed members gained broad control of national defense committees in the House. New appointees anchor naval and military panels while five new Democrats join the naval committee and major reshuffles occur on the military, appropriations, judiciary, banking, and merchant marine committees under Democratic leadership.
A sharp remark says the school of experience has no use for diplomas and never grants a graduation. It implies practical learning yields no formal credential or ceremony.
Washington reports a likely recall for Austrian Consul General Von Nuber of New York after demands for the withdrawals of Captain Karl Boy Ed and Captain Franz Von Papen. A similar fate seemed imminent for Von Nuber as the departments delayed repudiating the official statement linking him to the case.
In circuit court Judge Higbee heard briefs from Charles H. Schweizer for the La Crosse hospital association and Andrew Lees for the doctors in the Morrison malpractice case. They seek changes to the special verdict answers, contending nurses’ competence rather than negligence.
William Close died at his home 108 North Third Street at 5 this morning after a four year illness. He is survived by his mother Mrs J A Close. Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock Monday from St Marys Catholic church with Rev Robert Condon officiating. Burial will be in the Catholic cemetery.
Diamond rings priced from 7.50 to 100.00 capture Irvine Diamonds offer. W. T. Irvine advertises at 429 Main Street.
The article traces German American contributions from the Revolutionary War through the 19th century. It highlights veterans, donors, officers, and patriots such as DeKalb, Baron von Steuben, and Ludwig, plus German efforts in abolition, industry, science, medicine, shipbuilding, and education. It notes figures like Wanamaker and Leidy, Gross, Pepper, Cramp, and Herreshof, underscoring German influence from kindergarten to university.
H E Schurz of La Crosse on December 1 joined S B Berling to form Berling and Schurz at 413 North Third Street. Schurz, an expert machinist in gasoline and electric cars, will run the repair department as the firm handles Imperial Dort and Marion cars, with Marion agency newly acquired.
In Waupun this morning Harry Swift and Frank Schrader faced sentences in separate courts. Swift admitted to first degree lar ceny and was sent to Waupun for one year with solitary confinement on the first day of January. Schrader pled guilty to a second offense charge for selling or giving liquor and to being a common drunkard, facing imprisonment.
Elgin Ul December 4 butter sales ranged from 33 to 34 cents, held steady from 33 cents the previous week. A brief market update notes current pricing across standard creamery and retail channels with no change in overall trend.
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