Gunderson Captains Husky Football Team for Next Year
Center Borge Gunderson was elected captain after the Pryor studio photo. Regulars Zeisler Fay Noem Gar der Boschert Harrig return, with several from the second team set to fill vacated spots as graduation ends careers for Renner McCahn Hill Dickens Strum Marshall Wiebrecht.
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Pryor
Borge Gunderson
Zeisler
Gunderson
Garder
Fay
Noem
Boschert
Harrig
Reger
Feinberg
Thompson
Renner
McCahn
Hill
Dickens
Strum
Marshall
Wiebrecht
Owl Club Elects Officers At Evening Meeting
The Owl Pleasure club elected officers at its meeting last night. President Wenzel Papa cek, vice president Tom Kubal, secretary William Matuska, treasurer Mike Roubik, sergeant at arms Joseph Moulis were named.
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The
Owl Pleasure Club
Wenzel Papacek
Tom Kubal
William Matuska
Mike Roubik
Joseph Moulis
Steel strikers return to work at Homestead mills
In Pittsburg on December 7, the Carnegie Steel Homestead mills operated all departments for the first time since the trainmen strike began. Between sixty and seventy five engineers returned, thirteen extra fully manned crews were added, while about 100 of the workers remain out.
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Pittsburg
Homestead and Braddock Mills
Carnegie Steel Company
Homestead Mills
I O O F Officers Elected at La Crosse Valley Lodge
The La Crosse Valley Lodge No. 149 I O O F elects officers on December 5 with A C Klein as N G Frank H Vaughn N G James Gutman as Secretary Charles Werner as Treasurer A Wehausen as Trustee B A Yeomen cinch party at Linker's on Monday at 2 30 with 16 cents admission no lunch
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la Crosse Valley Lodge No
A. C. Klein
N. G
Frank H. Vaughn
James Gutman
Charles Werner
A. Wehausen
B. A. Yeomen
Linker
True View of Life Duty of finding happiness quote
The quote by George Eliot reflects a growing conviction that happiness is a personal duty to seek and cultivate amid life’s complexities. It emphasizes inner agency and strive as a path to fulfillment.
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George Eliot
Beatty
School Gonger Pleases Audience at City Concert
The high school orchestra, boys glee club, and mandolin club staged a successful concert in the auditorium under Miss Martha Rollins. Vera Anderson’s Caprice Ziennois drew an encore, with praise for accompanist Miss Thompson. Henry Evjen and Harry Marshall led solo spots as the mandolin club impressed for a new group.
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Boys Glee Club
Martha Rollins
Vera Anderson
Thompson
Miss Anderson
Glee Club
Henry Evjen
Harry Marshall
Mandolin Club
Victory von Blon
Chorus Girl Locked On Stage Rescued By Nic Kaiser
Miss Dot Davidson of the chorus in Mr Green's Reception at the Majestic was locked in the theater for three hours after a quarrel with a fellow performer. Nic Kaiser, who runs a saloon in the theater building, crawled through a window and released her after she forgot to turn the stage door knob.
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Dot Davidson
Mr. Green
The
Majestic
Miss Davidson
Sarah
Nic Kaiser
Yale
Officials Visit Normal School In Practice Session
Two members of the official board of visitors inspected the normal school over recent days. River Falls normal president Crabtree and Eau Claire high school principal Frawley led the visit, with Miss Hoyt of the University of Wisconsin education department also on the board but absent. Leo Fitzgerald of Dorchester Iowa enrolled in the country school course at the local institution.
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Normal School
Board of
Crabtree
River Falls Normal
Frawley
Eau Claire High School
Miss Hoyt
Department of Education
University of Wisconsin
Leo Fitzgerald
Dorchester
Iowa
Winona Man in Hospital After Appendicitis Operation
Bernie Monahan of Winona son of F. P. Monahan underwent appendicitis surgery at St Francis hospital. Dr Edward Evans performed the operation and he is reported rapidly recovering today.
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Winona
Bernie Monahan
F. P. Monahan
St. Francis Hospital
Edward Evans
Plans for New Armory in La Crosse Area
A meeting of the Governor's Guard association and Lady's Auxiliary discussed plans by Architects Parkinson and Dockendorf for a new armory. The building, 112 by 150 feet, would seat 21 000 to 24 000, cost 30 000 to 35 000, and feature removable interior walls and a three sided gallery. Bids open February, completion expected by September for Company B and possibly Company M of the National Guard.
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Governor’s Guard Association
Lady’s Auxiliary
Parkinson and Dockendorf
la Crosse
National Guard Association
National Guard
Salvation Army Concert for Poverty Victims Next Tuesday
A Salvation Army benefit concert will be held at the old Y M C A building next Tuesday evening. The program features Normanna Sangerkor, violin solos by Miss Vera Anderson, and a short talk by Adjutant Gabrielsen. Proceeds go to aid poverty victims.
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Ensign
Old Styles sweep Painters in trio at Combination alleys
The Old Styles won three straight games from the Painters at the Combination bowling alleys last evening. Mills led in a 217 high single, Bolrud followed with 209 and 2965 series as the Painters fielded only three regulars. The Old Styles totaled 2492 in three games with 923 in the final game.
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Painters
Mills
Bolrud
Best Year for Farmers Under Wilson Report 1912
The 1912 census shows U S farm wealth at 9.532 billion dollars the year’s crops include corn 1.759 billion hay 861 million cotton 860 million and live stock products poultry 570 million and wool 55.5 million highlighting a sixteen year rise to over 105 billion in total farm wealth.
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Wilson
Secretary James Wilson Reflects on Fifteen Years of Agricultural Progress
Secretary James Wilson in his annual report previews the end of his sixteen year tenure leading the Department of Agriculture. He cites creation and expansion of bureaus, expanded lines of research, and a growing corps of experts. He says the department has become a great agricultural university for postgraduate work and has driven widespread improvement in farming practices and agricultural science.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
James Wilson
Congress
La Crosse Lawyers Win High Court Victory
In Minnesota Supreme Court a decision ordered damages for farmer C R Erwin from Shell brothers now Worthington auto dealers. Jury awarded 300 in Worthington circuit court but judge reversed. high court reversed that, reinstating the jury verdict. Chas Schweizer and Morris and Hartwell of La Crosse argued the case in Worthington and St Paul.
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Supreme Court of Minnesota
Chas. Schweizer
Morris
Hartwell
la Crosse
Worthington
Minn
C. R. Erwin
Daniel Shell
Lee Shell
This County
Erwin
Supreme Court
Schweizer
St. Paul
Fishermen from Three States Meet to Reorganize Union
Commercial fishermen from Wisconsin Iowa and Minnesota gather at the American House city to reorganize the Upper Mississippi Valley Commercial Fishermen's union. Officers to be elected and committees named to push legislation affecting market fishermen. A vigorous campaign targets three state legislatures with proposed Wisconsin game law changes opposed by fishermen.
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Wisconsin
Iowa
Minnesota
American House
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Commercial Fishermen's Union
Death of Carl Bauch Attributed To Stroke
Coroner Leonard Kleeber ruled Carl Bauch death a stroke of apoplexy after a basement discovery on the North side. Bauch died en route to hospital. Funeral set at 2 PM tomorrow from 308 Mill Street and 2:30 PM at German Lutheran Church with Rev Julius Bergholz officiating.
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Carl Bauch
Leonard Kleeber
Bauch
Mill Street
Julius Bergholz
City Mission Appeals for Funds to Continue Work
La Crosse Wisconsin a City Mission appeals for donations to support services aiding the homeless and at risk. The letter cites 7000 attended services last year 252 asked for special prayer 200 found employment 1663 meals and beds provided and 578 clothing items given. It emphasizes local impact and asks supporters to back a deficit of 500 dollars in the pledge list.
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la Crosse
Wis
Union City
God
Humanity
Mother’s
Oll
Union City Mission
D. C. Dewey
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