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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1913

Page

9

Mrs Kranert quarantined in Methdist Hollow for small pox

The M'Gregor Iowa item notes the Mrs Kranert home in Methdist Hollow under small pox quarantine. Local social updates include visits from Mrs Mable Gross and Effie Anderson of Cherokee to the J Sawall home and other townsfolk visiting relatives in Dubuque Reedstown and Pleasant Ridge. A December 26 Masons dance in Sullivan's opera house with a Dubuque orchestra is announced.

T. J. Sullivan Marie Dubuque Waukon Junction Marie Phillips Pleasant Ridge Arthur Fritz Esther Allen Peter Kleinow C. W. Bean Lyle Leona Librandt

Had a Hard Cheek and a Doctor’s Witty Hit

A traveling man Mr. Cooke is slightly injured in a railroad accident when a wheel strikes his cheek. Mrs. Cooke rejects damages, blaming the railroad for unsafe property and insisting on insurance. A crusty laird with gout snarls at Dr. Abernethy, who then smashes a decanter to illustrate striking at the root.

Harper’s Magazine Dr. Abernethy

All the Ingredients Town Tovics Scene

Clara asks about nerve to kiss while Bella responds with witty line about a cheese. The fragment hints at a playful confrontation set in a casual town scene.

Clara Bella Tovics

New Y Teams Are Filled Up For YMCA Events

Schedule for twelve teams of nine members each announced under H R Lee. Junior A and B squads compete in field, track, and basketball with a new pool event. Teams include Cornell Adams, Wisconsin Cardinal, Westby, Sioux Blue, Apache Orange, Cherokees Crimson, Winnebago Brown, Hyerdah, Seminoles Yellow, Iroquois Purple, and Dumke. captains listed with rosters.

H. R. Lee Xyin Sioux Sheel Croider Reeser Frazer Boynton Pengra Apache Jacobs Anderson Taylor Twing Falk Oleson Cherokees Crimson Gorder Mollison Klaus Neibuhr Hawkins Weisse Winnebago Brown Fritz Ruden Kooz Hoffman Shell Hanks Hyerdah Killian Sletten Fuller Pitzner van Anken Seminoles Eyerly W. Hurtgen Spence Fluick Prucha Iroquois R. Hurtgen Geiwitz W. Fluick McDonald Gran Dumke Addams Hankerson Merrill Kienzle Gordon

Striking City Night Scene In Boston Traffic

A stranger drives through a crowded Boston street at night as a traffic cop halts him at Tremont and Boylston. The officer notes a headlight issue and dim illumination with a formal, humorous remark about the car’s lights and rear indicators.

Boston Tremont and Boylston Cincinnati

Requirements for Admission to the Freshman English Course

University bulletin by E. C. Woolley outlines how Wisconsin freshmen must qualify for English. Freshman English is required for graduation across all colleges and departments, with 15 to 20 percent of entering freshmen from accredited high schools deemed unfit and excluded due to unclear requirements.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin E. C. Woolley

Strengthens Ship Keels For Rough Sea Shocks

The article notes that ships endure enormous shocks in heavy seas. Bottoms are reinforced with double thickness and air space, then flooded with water to create a cushion that distributes impact forces and prevents rivet failure. Pearson's Weekly.

Pearson’s Weekly

Pedler Wins Point in Wisconsin Supreme Court Ruling

In Madison on December 12 the Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds the pedler license law. Justice Marshall states a transient merchant is not necessarily a deceitful person and may be honorable, defining pedler and clarifying Jacob’s Law Dictionary terms.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Supreme Court Marshall

Comment of a Barbarian

A barbarian quip about a daughter who plays piano without relying on ears. Mr. Cumrox says she uses both hands and both feet, but doubts she has learned to use her ears. Published in Washington State context.

B. & O. Directors Reelect Officers at Annual Meeting

The Baltimore and Ohio railway directors re-elected all officers at the annual election. Newly elected directors Charles A. Peabody of New York and John E. Shedd of Chicago attended for the first time, elected in Baltimore in November.

New York Baltimore & Ohio Railway Charles A. Peabody John E. Shedd Chicago Baltimore

Light Thread Weighs Two And A Half Pounds

A strand of sixty miles of thread spun from Italian nettle fiber weighs just two and a half pounds indicating remarkable lightweight strength and texture.

Pine resin prediction shifts turpentine source

It is predicted that western yellow pine will furnish an excellent source of turpentine as southern pine becomes exhausted.

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Main Street Nother Brassieres Marabou National Palace Pearl Helmund Reedstown L. P. Bickel Co McGregor High Eskader M. E Charles Owen EF. Foster G. A. Anderson Bert Sturdevant Clear Lake McGregor Ridge Orville Wilder L. N. Kramer Charles Rait Wilder la Crosse Po Baa Deli Ks Scott Shaw BYS PLAN Lee Cornell Adams Kinnear Peterson Nutting Haller Connell Eggert Root Netwell J. Sanders Lueck Stavrum Caldwell Bunge Coulam McConnell Heileman Knothe Wisconsin-Cardinal W. Sanders Nean Holcomb Hedgcraft Oyen Cone Johnson Westby Capt Hirshheimer Weiss Rowlison Yer Iy Roche Lehman Herman Brindley Jre Boo Slfres Matt J. Johnson CO Dept K, St. Paul, Mi ODC Doll Carria Gur Tillman Bros South 4Th Street Thomas Ashe Pedler Horlick
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