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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1914

Page

2

Cavalryman William Heyman Is Laid to Rest

Funeral services for William Heyman of the Second Wisconsin Cavalry were held at 9 a.m. from Holy Trinity Catholic church with G A R members of the Wilson ColWell post attending. Rev Joseph Reister officiated and interment followed at the Catholic cemetery on 1107 South Sixth Street.

Wilson-Colwell William Heyman Wisconsin South Sixth Street Holy Trinity Catholic Church Joseph Reisterer

Pure Blood Health Claim Promoted by Sarsaparilla

Advertisement extols pure high blood as disease cause and claims Hood’s Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches blood. It asserts removal of scrofula and humors, strengthens the body, and recommends giving it to the whole family to prevent ailments.

Hood

Better Order In Notorious Cafe Sparks City Debate

Chicago December 19. Testimony reveals women who twice visited Freiberg's redlight cafe behaved more properly than those at downtown cafes. Former policewoman Mrs Frances W Willsey cites orderly conduct. Ike Bloom seeks reopening. Mayor Harrison closed Freiberg's after a street battle and a detective sergeant was killed.

Chicago Freiberg Redlight District Freiberg’s Frances W. Willsey Ike Bloom Harrison

Matrimonial Talk Steers a Quick Coin Deal

A fragment from a gossip column shows Blobbs discussing Miss Antique as a marriage bargain. Blobbs notes she is “about forty-eight, reduced to twenty-five,” signaling a bartered match framed as a discount within social circles.

Blobbs

Michels Elected Head of Wisconsin Agricultural Association

Henry Michels of Malone was elected president of the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment association to succeed J. P. Ronzelet of Eden. J. R. Thorpe of Tavern was chosen vice president, R. A. Moore of Madison secretary, and H. E. Kruger of Beaver Dam treasurer. Receipts totaled 1848.44 with disbursements of 1205.17 leaving a 643.27 balance.

Madison Wis Henry Michels Malone Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association J. P. Ronzelet Eden J. R. Thorpe Tavern R. A. Moore H. E. Kruger Beaver Dam

Dismal Jimmie Seeks Cheer Through Christmas Aid

In a New York studio, Dismal Jimmie Alford, famed for gloom, discovers purpose aiding war refugees. Barbara Kent and friends organize a Christmas tree fundraiser, pooling gifts into support for the suffering. Jimmie sails to France with plans to marry Barbara and continue aid work.

McClure Jane Crawford Barbara Jimmie Alford Jane Jimmie Frank Morton Babs Barbara Kent New York Miss Kent France

English General's Wife Urges Men to Join Army Over Football

Lady Maxwell, wife of Lieut. Gen. Sir John Maxwell, appeals to English youths to quit football and other sports and enlist for Kitchener's war drive. She laments 300,000 men at matches and urges immediate service to relieve exhausted soldiers and defend Belgium against Germany.

London Lady Maxwell John Maxwell His Majesty Egypt England Lord Kitchener Berlin Belgium

Dismal Jimmie’s Christmas

The piece notes the studio tree and its mission were known among participants as Dismal Jimmie’s Christmas signaling a familiar, affectionate studio tradition linked to that former name and memory.

Jimmie

Local Man Wed in Montana Near Hay Lake

Charles Kleinschmidt son of Mr and Mrs Albert Kleinschmidt of South Salem road and Miss Mary Paul were married at Cut Bank Montana recently. A reception followed. Kleinschmidt left La Crosse three years ago to take a 320 acre claim near Hay Lake. They will reside on the ranch.

Charles Kleinschmidt Albert Kleinschmidt South Salem Road Mary Paul Cut Bank Mont Kleinschmidt la Crosse Montana Hay Lake LaCrosse

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