Mrs Frances Dean Called By Death
Mrs Frances Dean of 1437 Charles Street died Saturday morning after a long illness. She was widow of James Dean who died in 1911 and was born November 26 1842 in Franklin Pennsylvania. Survived by two daughters Mrs Fred Morley and Miss Carrie Dean of La Crosse a sister Mrs Florence Thomas Huntington WV. A member of Caledonia Street Methodist church private services Tuesday at 2 50 pm officiated by Rev J H Benson interment Oak Grove cemetery family requests no floral offerings.
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Frances Dean
Charles Street
James €. Dean
J. H. Benson
Caledonia Street
Oak Crove
Senate Extends Emergency Tax To December 1916
Democrats secure solid support to pass a resolution extending the emergency tax through December 31 1916. The measure gains approval in the Senate and prompts adjournment as lawmakers push to finalize the extension.
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Senate
Republicans Assail Tariff and Fiscal Policy in Senate
In Washington the senate debated war revenue revisions and attacked the Underwood tariff as inadequate. Senator Simmons said further revenue legislation would come after holidays, while Senator Penrose linked prosperity to wartime conditions and urged alternative fiscal steps. Congress adjourned for Christmas, with no bond plans evident.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Wilson
Simmons
Finance Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Underwood
Galesville Welfare Club Holds First Public Meet
In Galesville a large crowd attended the Welfare club’s inaugural public meeting at the opera house with remarks by Miss Winifred Edsall and Mayor Twelme on public nuisances. The event included musical selections by Herberg's orchestra and a vocal solo, signaling a promising start for the community effort.
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Galesville
O. D. Witherbee
C. J. Anderson
Horace Knight
Herberg
Opera House
The
Herald Angles
England
German Pioneer Resident Kollmann Dies in Kenosha
Matthias Kollmann, 79, a German pioneer resident of Kenosha, Wisconsin, died at his home Thursday afternoon.
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Kenosha, Wis
Mathias Kollmann
Kenosha
Deafness Cured Only by Constitutional Remedies
The article explains deafness results from inflammation of the Eustachian tube mucous lining. It claims nine of ten cases come from catarrh and urges sending for circulars about Hall's Catarrh Cure, offering one hundred dollars for any case not cured. It promotes Hell’s Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
The Bostock Animal Picture and The Detective Drama Reel
Two reels titled The Bostock Animal Picture and The Detective Drama headline this week’s preview. Also featured is the latest Hearst Selig Weekly, highlighting upcoming releases and industry notes.
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Bostock
Hearst Selig Weekly
First Valuation of State Roads Shows Increase
Madison Wis Dec 18 The preliminary assessment of the states railroads totals 366 802 500 up from 358 800 000 last year The Chicago and Northwestern is fixed at 125 000 000 Milwaukee road 107 500 000 And the Chicago and Lake Superior between Cambridge and London Dane county falls from 7500 to 5000 in value
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Madison
Wis
State Tax Commission
Chicago and Northwestern
Milwaukee Road
Chicago and Lake Superior Railroad Company
Cambridge
London
Dane County
Shiocton Pioneer Dies in Town
Shiocton Wisconsin December 18 Thomas Feaver a 27 year resident of Shiocton died suddenly here at age 70 after a brief illness and natural causes reported by local authorities.
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Shiocton
Wis
Thomas Feaver
Local Notes and Social News from Trempealeau Area
Miss Emma Dittman of La Crosse visited Miss Ruby Purple over the weekend. Mrs. E. R. Gipple returned from the Pacific coast where she spent summer and fall. W. S. Wadleigh and Ben W. Davis were in Trempealeau on business. Rev John N. Zydeman of Sparta will lead the Presbyterian sermon this Sunday. Mrs. Elizabeth Mars returned from Menomonie after a cousin's death. Mrs. Donald Mars and her son and a brother accompanied her. Dell Cooley welcomes a daughter born Sunday.
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Cles
Emma Dittman
la Crosse
Ruby Purple
E. R. Gipple
Pacific Coast
W. S. Wadleigh
Ben W. Davis
Trempealeau
John N. Zydeman
Sparta
Elizabeth Mars
Menomonie
George Galloway
Donald Mars
Dickenson, N. D
Dell Cooley
Germans to cross frontier to strike blow in Greece
Reports from Athens say German troops will cross the Greek frontier by late next week to resume attack on Anglo-French forces. Allies plan a defensive stand near Salonika as Greek authorities aid the coalition.
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Athens
Salonika
Serbia
Italy
Legation
Freight overload forces extra trains on Milwaukee road
Excessive freight on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line has required splitting long box car trains. Officials say cargo weight, not weather, caused schedule slips though storms demanded extra effort. A fifteenth car silk train worth about 1.2 million dollars travelled to New York and Philadelphia markets.
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Chicago, Milwaukee, and
St. Paul Road
Milwaukee Yards
New York
Philadelphia
Annual children festival and Christmas tree by Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Arrangements are complete for the annual children's festival and Christmas tree celebration at A. Y. hall on Thursday December 23. The program begins at 8: 00 p.m. with Santa giving out presents and sweet meats followed by a juvenile drill. Entry is free for members. only children with B A Y parent membership may attend and a accompanying adult is required. The evening ends with a dance.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
A. Y. Hall
Divorce Granted to Mrs Annie Mosser in Milwaukee case
Mrs Annie Mosser was granted a divorce from Charles Mosser a former Milwaukee railroad fireman after alleging cruel treatment. She receives $4 weekly alimony and must permit the children to see their father on request.
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Annie Mosser
Charles Mosser
Milwaukee Railroad
Hidden Wells of Life Lie Deep in Women's Hearts
A reflective line asserts that inside most women lies a vast reservoir of vitality that cannot be frozen by time or aging, suggesting enduring inner strength and resilience beyond the years.
President's wedding day preparations amid stormy weather
President Wilson and Mrs. Edith Bolling Galt advanced plans for their marriage despite a severe Washington storm. The weather bureau promised clearing later, but the morning remained notably gloomy as preparations at the groom's fiancé home proceeded with only limited access to guests.
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Joe
Washington
Wilson
Edith Bolling Galt
Weather Bureau
Little Eleanor Wilson McAdoo Christened on Grandfather's Wedding Day
Washington reports Eleanor Wilson McAdoo the president's granddaughter was christened today named after McAdoo's mother the president's first wife on the occasion of her grandfather's wedding day.
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Washington
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Wilson
McAdoo
President's stormy day and christening at the White House
The storm lashed Washington as rain and wind swept the capital then eased to reveal sunshine. The president attended his granddaughter Eleanor Wilson McAdoo's christening in the White House blue room before taking a solitary automobile ride. He planned to focus on the Austrian note and the final hours before the Message was signed.
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Galt
White House
Eleanor Wilson McAdoo
Lusitania
Aged Resident Catherine Sherwood Dies After Illness
Mrs Catherine Sherwood 82 died here yesterday from pneumonia after several weeks illness. A longtime local resident with ties to La Crescent Brownsville and La Crosse she is survived by five sons and one daughter. Funeral at La Crescent Methodist Church tomorrow with burial Monday in Mabel Minnesota beside her husband.
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Catherine Sherwood
Sherwood
la Crescent
Brownsville
Minn
Michigan
Donald
Reuben
Archie
la Crosse
Charles
Decorah
Iowa
Louis
John
A. H. Blaskins
Kendall
Wis
Methodist Church of
Y M C A Plans Public Welcome for Former President Taft
The Y M C A announced a public reception for former President William H Taft at 4 p m Monday in anticipation of his visit as guest of honor at the Manufact urers and Jobbers club banquet that evening The building will be decorated for the event and the public is invited Taft previously spoke at the city six years ago dedicating the Y M C A building before more than 10000 people
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William H. Taft
Taft
Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Club
Living and Dead Deserve Equal Kindness in Speech
A sober reflection notes that unkind remarks about the living are as harmful as those aimed at the dead, urging considerate discourse toward all. The saying underscores ethical speech and humane judgment across time.
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