Fishermen of Dresbach Land Record Catch
Presbach Minn special report notes another Dresbach fisherman landed an eight thousand pound catch of buffalo, second largest in a week. Last Saturday's catch reached ten thousand pounds as locals recount the season. Otto Horning has returned from lover Minn. Mrs Ernest Vier spent a week with her mother Mrs Weiker. James Murphy traps bass heavily this season with forty two skunks. Elsie Murphy visited from Dakota Valley. A. E Wester and family drove from La Crosse. Mrs T Kemp visits relatives in La Crosse. EE Culver and others visited La Crosse Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbach
Minn
Dresbach
Rritz Horning
Lover
Ernest Vier
Weiker
James Murphy
Elsie Murphy
Dakota Valley
A. E. Wester
la Crosse
T. Kemp
Prices fall as boycotts ripple through Chicago produce
Butter and egg prices slide as a federal grand jury probe and housewives boycotts take hold. Cold storage eggs drop to 28 1 2 cents, down 2 cents from Wednesday, 5 3 4 cents this week. Warehouses discharge egg candlers amid falling consumption and softer demand. Best butter grades slip 1 1 2 cents wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Federal Grand Jury
Milwaukee boy wizard inventor faces grand larceny charge
Henry Clay Arbutle, a youth dubbed a wizard of dyes, was brought back from New York to answer grand larceny accusations. Police say he admitted taking several thousand dollars worth of platinum from the Milwaukee firm he helped organize, claiming he intended to repay and wanted to go to the West Indies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Dec
Henry Clay Arbutle
New York
Arbutle
Card of Thanks for sympathy and floral offerings
We, the undersigned, extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during the sickness and death of our mother. Special thanks to those who sent flowers and to the Rev. Gamm and pallbearers. Emil and Richard Koch and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Covey
I. L. Brown
G. C. Peters
W. A. Wiggins
E. A. Covey
O. B. Covey
L. J. Covey
Gamm
Emil and
Richard Koch
Lanesboro Canning Earns Prizes and Local News
Lanesboro Minn special reports Amos Babcock earns second prize in peas and corn at Minneapolis canners convention with eighteen contestants. Local firm plans improvements. Dr H F Ronnenberg leaves for larger veterinary field with a La Crosse partner. Health of J Peasley worsens, sent to Minneapolis specialists. Henry T Aske and Miss May Habberstad wed at Hutchinson. Habberstad leaves Lanesboro schools. Newlyweds to reside in Aske’s Brookline home. Harmony hosts Fillmore County Poultry Show December 5-7 with E O Rustad secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanesboro
Minn
Amos Babcock
Lanesboro Canning Factory
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Lanesboro Canning Company
H. F. Ronnenberg
la Crosse
J. Peasley
Henry T. Aske
May Habberstad
Hutchinson
Habberstad
Hutchinson High School
University of Minnesota
Mr. Aske
Wisconsin State University
First National Bank of
Brooklyn
Fillmore County Poultry Association
Harmony, Minn
E. O. Rustad
Rise and fall of stolen auto broker told by Louis Erb
Chicago dispatch details Louis Erb a 58 year old broker of stolen automobiles recounting a dramatic arc from early success to a career collapse. He is jailed unable to post bond amid auto theft indictments and has invoked immunity talks while naming relatives and outlining a fall from wealth to legal jeopardy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louis Erb
Newman Erb
Shadow Lawn
N. Y
Jacob Erb
London
Erb
Elvina
Stiles
Eric
Lawrence
Kansas
Washington University
St. Louis
A. M. Towne
Southern Pacific Railroad
Kansas City, Wyandotte & Northwestern Railroad
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Cascarets claim quick relief for constipation and headache
The advertisement touts Cascarets as a gentle liver and bowel cleanser for girls and women, promising clearer heads, better breath, and improved digestion. It urges a 10 cent box available at drug stores and says mothers can safely give Cascarets to children when cross or bilious.
Tanlac credited with restoring Mrs Knudtson’s vigor in La Crosse
Mrs A B Knudtson of 1922 Charles street La Crosse says Tanlac renewed her health after nervousness poor appetite and insomnia. She reports sleeping better doing her own washing and plans to finish a third bottle. Endorses Tanlac and notes sellers C A Begun's Drug Store and agents in Sparta Bangor.
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A. B. Knudtson
Charles Street
la Crosse
Tanlac
C. A. Begun
Geo. H. Seidel
Sparta
G. C. Groezinger
Bangor
Social Workers of City Form Club in La Crosse
A luncheon at the Stoddard hotel honored Miss Tracy Copp of the Wisconsin Industrial Commission who is in La Crosse studying conditions of women in factories. A temporary chairwoman led a meeting to form The Social Workers' Club to promote cooperation among social service workers.
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Social Workers OF City
Social Service Workers of
Social Workers’ Club
Bazaar and Supper Raise Funds for Ladies Aid at West Avenue Church
The Ladies Aid of West Avenue Methodist Church expects $225 to $250 from a Thursday bazaar and chicken pie supper at the church parlors. A First Baptist bazaar followed by an evening supper featured surprise parcels and a long list of ladies in charge of various booths and duties.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
West Avenue Methodist Church
J. E. Keizer
Hilliker
First Baptist Church
Anna Lewis
W. V. Williams
C. M. Moore
M. Moore
W. Secullin
J. W. Hedderich
Thomas Schroeder
Forbes
Clark
Hoffman
Peterson
Owen
Card
Mesdames L. Shimmin
Frank Grover
Ed Pynn
J. W. Rawstron
Martha Moore
A. T. Rasmussen
Charles Rysden
Farewell party for Gust Klum at Stoddard farm
A farewell party was held at the Klums farm near Stoddard on Saturday honoring Mr and Mrs Gust Klum who have sold their farm and will move to La Crosse. Attending were Mr and Mrs M B Jayson Lyle and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Gust Klum
Stoddard
Mrs. Klum
Ferry
M. B. Jasson Lyle
Local social gathering features music and dancing
Korthals of La Crosse and many local families attended an evening event with dancing, music and cards. Notable performances included piano and violin selections by Miss Dora Bay and Gust Klum, entertaining guests such as Mr. and Mrs. R. Mueller and others.
Mrs Lennon Wins High Honor at Germania Card Club
Mrs Joseph Lennon won high honors at the Thursday Card Club meeting held yesterday at Germania hall. Low prize went to Mrs Charles Preutz. Mesdames Erwin Mueller and Elmer Warninger entertained the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lennon
Germania Hall
Charles Preutz
Erwin Mueller
Elmer Warninger
Pink Tea Hosts at Reay Home for Normal Faculty Guests
George and Thomas Reay hosted twenty teachers and wives at their 1337 Pine Street residence for a five o'clock pink tea yesterday afternoon. The event showcased pink decor and pink roses, with guests including members of the normal and high faculties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George and
Thomas Reay
Pine Street
Celebrate Double Birthday With Coffee At Main Street Home
Mrs S B tman and Mrs Marie Keithy celebrated their birthdays close together with a coffee at 1127 Main Street. About twenty guests attended and spent the afternoon on needlework and conversation. A five o'clock luncheon followed, with pink decor in the dining room and red pink snap dragons and poinsettias adding festive touches.
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S. B.tman
Marie Keithy
Main Street
Olson Couple Attend Masonic Temple Dedication in Mankato
Mr and Mrs Jake Olson of 1403 State street travel to Mankato Minnesota for the dedication of a new Masonic Temple. Christ Church bazaar is set for Saturday December 9 from 10 am to 6 pm at the Majestic Building 524 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Olson
State Street
Mankato
Minn
Christ Church
Majestic Bldg
Main St
Bald Man Keeps Scrupulous Hair Care Routine
A notably particular bald man maintains meticulous grooming habits, focusing on scalp care, hydration, and timely trims. He emphasizes consistency and minimal product use for a clean, natural look.
Yeomen Dance Ties and Traveler Notices Spotted in City
Local personals note Yeomen dance night every Tuesday. Carl M Dalton and wife plan holidays in Waterbury Vermont later visiting Boston New York Niagara Falls Detroit and Chicago before returning. Various visiting business travelers, taxi and auto services advertised, and a solo chess tournament listed.
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Carl M. Dalton
Waterbury
Boston
New York
Niagara Falls
Detroit
Chicago
Christ Church Bazaar
Majestic Bidg
Main St
D. Young
Prosper
Minn
Gateway City Trans. Co
K. T. Aske
Lanesboro
Radke Taxi
H. A. Tulloch
Genoa
Wis
Armory Hall
H. H. Kreutzmann
R. S. Macketcchnie
Hillsboro
la Crosse
F. A. Douglas
E. R. Mulford
G. M. Kennet
Lansing
Iowa
S. M. Thomas and
Cady Mayer
Madison
North 7Th
George Neils
E. J. Vollmar
Sylvia
Mason City
M. B. Hanson
South Third Street
Ben Birnbaum
10Th
Mississippi
Charles Behrend
Waupaca
Mr. Behr
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Fast Relief For Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a quick cure for gas heartburn and an upset stomach. It claims relief within five minutes from sour risings belching and stomach discomfort, urging readers to buy a fifty cent case for home use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pape
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John C. Burns
Tetley, Sletten and
Dahl Funeral Directors
South 6Th Street
Caledonia St
Motor Service
Sant “Pout A
Hopschler Brothers
Ellis E. Langdon
Jay St
R. Braun
Pearl St
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
Fifth and Main Streets
H. S. Burroughs
Grand Crossing Farm
Clarence W. Chase
Gateway City Transfer CO
Morris & Hartwell Lawyers
Meerschaum
Paul D. Drummond
D. Drummond
Tanlat Smiler
Germania Card Club
End
Ollie Fries
Kenosha
Benjaming Moe
St. Cloud
KODAK
Premo
Eastman Kodak Co
Rexal Drug Store
C. A
Majestic Theatre
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