Aunt for a Day musical at Linkerhall by F A A club
The F A A Dramatic club presents Aunt for a Day a musical comedy tonight at Linkerhall. Members have worked with vim to perfect the piece and a large audience is expected. The plot features men with narrow escapes that lead to marriage.
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F. A. A. Dramatic Club
Never Say Die Comes to La Crosse Theater
Nat C. Goodwin and associates perform the comedy Never Say Die for one night only at the La Crosse Theater on Saturday December 12. Written by William H Post the play enjoyed a long run in London before America. Goodwin’s return follows a near fatal accident two years ago. Margaret Moreland leads a capable supporting company.
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Four Firemen Hurt in Armour Packing Blaze
Four firemen were injured in a blaze at the Armour Packing plant last night in Kansas City Missouri.
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Rushford Liberals to Aid Belgians in War Relief Drive
Rushford Minnesota reports a Thanksgiving collection of 152.94 dollars from churches and local groups to aid Belgian relief sufferers. The fund includes contributions from the WCTU Caledonia Episcopal church and private donations.
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Reformers Rise to Power When They Succeed
A reformer who gains success is seen as advancing to a leadership role, becoming a boss through effective achievement. The idea ties practical outcomes to authority and influence within reform movements.
Local Civic Programs and Community Notices in Prairie du Chien
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin December 9 Special. Twentieth Century club meets at Mrs Nicholas Gunderson for local civic questions. Christmas play and music set for next Friday at the high school lyceum. Mr and Mrs J W Paris host Auction Bridge dinner and bridge night. Residents move or visit nearby cities. notes on housing, travel, and social visits among locals and staff at sanitarium and shops.
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Aviator Drops Leaflets Over Antwerp Scouts Courage
A French aircraft dropped leaflets on Antwerp urging courage as German guns fired at the plane but it escaped unscathed. The message promised, Have courage, we will see you shortly, and the aeroplane then departed.
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Chimneys Lead Wisconsin November Fire Causes
Wisconsin fires in November totaled 228 with $259000 in damage. Chimneys and sparks caused 37 fires and $34520 losses, matches caused 20 fires and $14265, incendiary and suspicious cases were 15 with losses of $47185, and 45 fires were of unknown origin. Total insurance stood at $725864.
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Eagles to Elect Officers Tonight at La Crosse Aerie
La Crosse aerie No. 1254 of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans its annual officer election tonight with a large attendance expected and members ready to cast ballots.
Scott's Emulsion for Stronger Children
Keep your children strong with Scott's Emulsion a tasty nutrient rich remedy to build blood and strengthen bodies and brains It contains no alcohol or habit forming drugs Children relish it Refuse substitutes
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Explosion in Mine Cage Kills Thirteen Miners at Scranton
Thirteen miners were instantly killed in Scranton at the Lackawanna Coal company Tripp shaft when a worker dropped dynamite into the cage as it descended. The resulting explosion destroyed the cage and plunged the men to the bottom of the shaft.
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Lackawanna Coal Company
Snow in Kansas City Marks First Fall of Season
A light snow was falling in Kansas City this morning, the first measurable snowfall of the season as reported in Kansas City, Missouri. Local observers noted the light accumulation and conditions in the early hours.
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Women cheer bravery as council stalls male usher rule
Chicago officials debated a proposed ordinance requiring theaters to hire only male ushers. The judiciary committee tabled the measure, noting women are as brave as men and delaying action.
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City Council Judiciary Committee
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