ETS Men Enlist in Army at STI Here
A fragmentary report notes men assigned to regiments and methods to receive technical and practical education at La Crosse and nearby schools. It lists numerous names from Wisconsin towns and colleges, detailing participants, locations, and a prize event connected to agriculture training. The text is garbled but references Milwaukee, Jefferson, and La Crosse regions with varied affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jusin College of
Lieidowe
Wise Agricul
Whey Krueckner
Jett Jefferson
HH. Alter J. Steintuechner
Tot Arlington
Os A. Chis
Hewitt
Yk Ll
Aelusen
Tore Wing
Wansaiy
Kutan
Labus
Peter Gertieman
W Wo Krermans
West
Abliss
Nox Tikleman
Belle Tmatne
Rys
Wart Gitloth
Barley
Ll Basse
Mitra Anionuf
Beaver
Beaver Damy 1. ‘Yie Gorham
Olson
Moshen
First Woman to Produce Opera Enters Field
Washington says Miss Enrica Clay Dillon daughter of the late Judge Henry Clay Prilon of California is the first woman to produce opera. She serves as producer for the Washington Opera company after studying in Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Enrica Clay Dillon
Henry Clay Prilon
California
Washington Opera Company
Local listings show farm seed names and agents
J. H. Thompson Blair and Rudy Gepp Shawano list barley two row and alfalfa varieties with Swartz Bros Waukesha and La Crosse County School of Agriculture Onalaska. Names Chas TH Howitt Tandolpugal A J Stace Portage appear along with Clover Hy Prank Lindley Fox Lake Timothy Hay Otte Wolf Lal Crosse and Frank Lind ley Fox Yor Beans Bernard Andrews Shawano Red Clover A N Kelley Mineral Point Weld Feasar Swausin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Thompson
Blair
Rudy Gepp
Shawano
Barley
H. T. Draheim
Gotham
Alfalfa
Swartz Bros
Waukesha
la Crosse
Fox
Bernard Andrews
RED Clover
A. N. Kelley
Mineral Point
Weld Feas
Ar Swausin
Port Wing and Deliviche Share Five Month Percentages
Port Wing and A J Deliviche are noted for a five month percentage figure. Bell Arlington and W D Graham appear among listed names. Feallimore and I Drendi from Wausau are included in the same context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Deliviche
Wim
Bell
Arlington
D. Graham
Feallimore
I Drendi
Wausau
Gus Hill's Minstrels at La Crosse Theater Tonight
The crowd danced to Gus Hill's Minstrels in the Home of Grand Opera style in a sensational finish. Promoters promise rare scenic effects and a galaxy of original features with a noon parade to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Hill
Mi Auditorium
Grand Opera
Gus' Hill
la Crosse Theater
Soft is Right Say Mike Want a Soft Half Collar
A fragmented line from American Lesson Weekly features a dialogue about fabric work, with the phrase Betehn and a suggestion to melt it. The context is unclear due to the garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike
Sore throat and chest cold remedy advertisement
An old medicine ad promotes Hamlin's Wizard Oil for sore throat chest colds and first aid use. It claims quick relief when rubbed on the chest and a safe treatment for minor ailments like sprains bruises earache and canker sores. The copy urges keeping a bottle on hand for faraway doctors and family remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamlin
G Club Plans Dance After Christmas Recess
Normal Notes recounts a Tuesday afternoon meeting of the G Club to discuss a plum themed dance after the Christmas recess. The Racqueteers organize a dinner in the Dolc rooms Saturday night, and a New School event features an old-fashioned reed and smoker under the Men's Lease. Miss Lyga, elocutionist, spoke to the Women's League at Assembly. A basketball class formation meeting was held to create two leases of information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imembers
Dolc
Lyga
Interpreting Debates and Historic Paper Gifts
Students plan debates and a schedule for prices at Friday meetings. Mr Wing outlines receiving three copies of amateur papers and periodicals from 1877 including the Blade and Sporting Gazette. General Li receives twelve volumes from the International Congress of Arts and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. ‘Wing
Tha Crosse
Blade
Sporting Gazette
Sanford
Crosby and
Beads and Beadwork in Turk Customs and Polo Practice
A fragmentary clipping discusses Elsie Gile Scott works and lectures on diverse subjects by authorities. It notes beads as central to Turkish beliefs and the evil eye fear, with animals shown decorated in beads. It briefly describes polo stance and practice positions with mounted play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal School
Mars
Elsie Gile Scott
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Ropp
Erie
Ani
Beta Pete Og
Asic B. Ropp
BR Reme
Joe Rusia
Hurrell
Don Sung
Hoeschler’s
Ind
Benton Electric Co
Main St
la Crosse, Wis
Enrica Clay
Dillon
Linker Electric Co
No. 5Th St
The
Minstrels
Raveru Buri
Kodak
Kodak Pictures
Oen’s Kodak Shop
South Third St
Lacrosse, Wis
Quality Kodak Finishing
America
Fostum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek Mich
Goodyear
B. C
Wm. F. Strauss
Pearl St
Patrons
la Grosse City
Railways Commission
Wisconsin
Railway Light & Power Company
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