Future bright for association as exhibit ends
The Art Association of La Crosse closes its fourth exhibit at Washburn library and plans new steps. It joined the National Federation of Art and bought two works, while the gallery develops in the library lecture room. President Coote promises a Boston Art Guild exhibit soon with a Chicago Art Institute talk by Mr. Carpenter and photographer and crafts displays to precede it.
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Art Association of
Art Workers’ Club
Peyraud
Coote
Boston Art Build
la Crosse
Dudley Crafts Watson
Carpenter
Chicago Art Institute
Art Association of la Crosse
Boston Art Guild
Grip-Laxative Bromo Quinine Ends Colds Buy Now
Advertises a cold remedy captioned To Prevent The Grip with Bromo Quinine as the active ingredient. Mentions a single product name Bromo Quinine and the price 25c with E. W. Grove’s signature on the box.
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E. W. Grove
M C Mellwraith Dies at Age Eighty in Barre Mills
M C Mellwraith aged 80 died at the home of his son in law Chris Hagen at Bloomer's Mills from old age. Survived by daughters Mrs Hagen Bloomers Prairie Mrs Arentz and Mrs C Lunde La Crosse Mrs L Schams Barre Mills and Albert Meeklwaith Seattle. Funeral services set for 2 pm Sunday at Mrs Schams home in Barre Mills.
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M. C. Millwraith
M. C. Mellwraith
Chris Hagen
Bloomer’s Mills
Mr. Melllwraith
Bloomer’s Prairie
John Arentz
C. Lunde
la Crosse
L. Schams
Barre Mills
Albert Meeklwraith
Seattle
Wash
Schams
Deafness cured by constitutional remedies says advert
A 19th century medical ad claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications. It argues deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation caused by catarrh and promises $100 for a case cured only by their Catarrh Cure. Includes solicitation for F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio and Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall
Bandit Chauffeur Confesses After Bank Heist
Police identify Lowe and Lohr as two of the trio who robbed a St. Paul bank. Lohr admits involvement in a previous robbery at St. Paul Steam Laundry and $50 taken. The group seized about $800 from arrested rooms, while $2,200, including funds for champagne servers, remains missing.
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Chicago
Lillian Mitten
C. W. Dixon
Lowe and
Lohr
Jay Allen
Allen
Minneapolis
the Radisson
Jefferson Hotel
Skinner
A. Mullgren
National Hotel
Mullgren
Malloney
Radisson
Central Avenue
Lowe
Mahoney
Dyckman Hotel
Lois Larson
Second Avenue South
Lowe and Lohr
Bank Authorized for Eagle River Institution in Wisconsin
The state banking department in Madison authorized Farmers' and Merchants' State Bank of Eagle River to do business in Wisconsin. The new bank carries a capital of 10,000 dollars.
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Madison
Wis
State Banking Department
Farmers’ and Merchants’ State Bank of
Eagle River
Printer Succeeds Hirshheimer On The School Board
Joseph C. Wolford a printer and labor candidate was elected to succeed H J Hirshheimer on the city school board with 11 votes to 9. John Mulder a North side grocer filled the vacancy left by Robert B Lowry the North side banker with 15 to 5. L F Easton was reelected to succeed himself though A H Bernhard a normal school faculty member was nominated. Aldermen spoke briefly with no debate as votes were cast.
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Joseph C. Wolford
Board of Education
H. J. Hirshheimer
John Mulder
North Side
Robert B. Lowry
L. F. Easton
A. H. Bernhard
Normal School
Easton
Bernhard
Wolford
Mulder
E. O. Schultz
Sixteenth Street
Twenty Fifth Street
Oak Grove Cemetery
Railroad Commission
Mahoney
Strauss
Sderman A. R. Schulze
Fourth
South Side
Roellig
Torrance
Houska
Alderman Smith
Finance Committee
Vost
W. J. Fries
Local Attorney to Continue Case Over Railroad Death
Circuit Judge Higbee ruled today that James Thompson will continue representing Mrs. Carrie Nelson in the suit against the railroad over her husband’s death in Onalaska. The decision followed testimony by W R Zabel, administrator of the Nelson estate, who was on the witness stand.
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James Thompson
Carrie Nelson
Onalaska
E. C. Higbee
W. A. Duxbury
Mr. Thompson
Higbee
Nelson
Thompson
W. R. Zabel
Frisco In Race For Republican National Convention
Ralph H. Williams, national committeeman from Washington, said San Francisco is a formidable factor in the fight for the Republican national convention. He stated the Pacific coast states and many western committeemen are pledged to back San Francisco on the first ballot at least.
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Chicago
San Francisco
Ralph H. Williams
Washington
Pacific Coast
Plague Rumor Reported From Lemberg
Reports from Petrograd echoed rumors that Austro German forces evacuated Lemberg Galicia due to an epidemic Berlin dismissed the claim as unfounded. The dispatches circulated as news from the front in Petrograd with Berlin’s reaction noted.
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London
Lemberg
Galicia
Petrograd
Berlin
Engineer Felled by 44000 Volts at Substation
Charles H. Cobine aged 50 of 224 North Seventh street was shock by 44 000 volts at Wisconsin Light and Power substation just after two this morning. He recovered sense about an hour and a half later and was taken home for treatment. Doctor Friend C. Sutter said Cobine has a chance for recovery though his hand arm and back were badly burned.
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Charles H. Cobine
North Seventh Street
Wisconsin Light and Power Company
Cobine
Friend C. Sutter
Morris Wins Suit for Transfer of Land Firm Stock
Thomas Morris won a circuit court suit requiring transfer of $2,000 stock in the La Crosse Land and Investment Company. The ruling, by Judge E. C. Higbee, found against secretary C. L. Hanks and ordered the stock transfer to Morris.
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Morris
Thomas Morris
la Crosse Land and Investment Company
E. C. Higbee
C. L. Hanks
British steamer Tyningham returns to port amid post voyage fire
New York report states the British steamer Tyningham put back to port after discovering a mysterious blaze in her after-hold soon after clearing for Queenstown with a sugar cargo. Crew battled flames as black smoke poured from the after decks.
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Britisher
New York
Queenstown
Tomah Man Threatens Self After Fatal Attempt
John Burns 24, of Tomah Wisconsin, who failed to kill himself last night, told authorities this morning he would finish the job today. A cement worker living with his parents, he has suffered from melancholia and believed others were against him. He shot in his front yard, burning his hair and wounding his forehead. the wound is not serious. Also noted is a report that the Dramatic Reading club will meet Monday evening with Mrs Jay Mosher.
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Tomah
Wis
John Burns
Burns
Dramatic Reading Club
Jay Mosher
Bosshard Talks on Water Power in Wisconsin
Senator Otto Bosshard, acknowledged as a top Wisconsin and national expert on water power, will discuss the issue and related state legislation at the Open Forum tomorrow afternoon. A large audience is expected as he outlines operator and public rights.
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Otto Bosshard
Wisconsin
Bosshard
United States
Week Financial Bank Statement Highlights NY Dec 11
The weekly bank statement shows Surplus down 193,920. Loans up 24,345,000. Vault reserves up 7,142,000. Federal reserve down 2,986,000. Other depositories down 43,000. Net time deposits up 217,000. Net demand deposits up 24,065,000. Circulation up 19,000. Aggregate reserve 758,767,000.
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New York
Fire destroys Illinois Central warehouse in New Orleans
A blaze in New Orleans today consumed the Illinois Central warehouse, wiping out 2500 bales of cotton and causing an estimated loss of 125000 dollars. Fire officials reported extensive damage and ongoing efforts to control the flames.
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New
Orleans
Illinois Central
Heaviest Loss in Years as Knitting Factory Fire Rages
A major yarn mill fire injures no one and halts about half the plant with four of five city fire companies responding to a 3-11 alarm. Fire started in the yarn mill and spread rapidly through the second and third floors, gutting the glove department and causing extensive water and smoke damage. The owners say the blaze was accidental and fully insured and that rebuilding may begin soon as workers are paid off this Saturday.
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Harrington
Bradfield
Nathan Bradfield
Old-Time Cold Cure Teas Sold in Pharmacies
An advertisement promotes Hamburg Breast Tea as a remedy for colds and grip. It advises a tablespoonful steeped in boiling water, strained, and drunk as a teacup, claiming it opens pores, relieves congestion, loosens the bowels, is inexpensive, and entirely vegetable.
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Hamburg
Anglo French Evacuation of Serbia Reported Delayed
Dispatches say the Anglo French forces may complete Serbia evacuation today or retreat to Salonika, with reports of British near Doiran repelling Bulgarian attacks. Salonika lines deny a change in station, while a decisive battle looms as Greece faces possible involvement within a fortnight.
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Serbia
Salonika
Doiran
Rome
Athens
Germany
Greece
Constantine
French cruiser searches third American vessel
A French cruiser stops a small boat from the Coamo after firing six shots. The lieutenant boards the Coamo and goes to Captain Barbour's cabin demanding passenger and crew lists. The Coamo's captain protests the boarding of four German firemen as unprecedented. The lieutenant cites orders he was issued.
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Barbour
Coamp
Silent Watches of the Night We Forget to Wind
Poetic reflection notes how daily routines slip from memory as time passes unseen. The verse muses on stillness and the small acts of care that lapse, leaving moments unattended under quiet hours.
Lost Brown dog on North side advertisement
Found brown dog on the North side. Owner may claim by paying for this ad at J. Boyle 607 Windsor. Contact after 12 1111.
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J. Boyle
Windsor
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