Veteran Scouts Awarded Long Service Pins at City Churches
A Sunday morning ceremony at First Congregational and North Side Presbyterian churches honored two scouts for five years of service with Veteran Scout pins. The event featured speeches by church pastors and many mothers hoping their sons will earn the honor in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
North Side Presbyterian
Emer Fents
Mark Spence
Jefferson School
Hax
John Ray
A. J Mills
John
Actiooann
Brym Corps
Cie
Stouteralt
Trial Testimony Reveals Conflicting Accounts in Car Crash
In a county court appearance, Sebion and Nundahl faced questioning about a fatal crash. Nundahl described meeting Sebion in La Crasse and riding in a Dodge touring, while Sebion denied talking and offered limited details. The defense pressed that both men knew more, as district attorney urged further questioning and potential charges.
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Sebion
Sehion
Viroqua
Mr Reid
le- Wien
Lerond
Vitadun
Nandahl
Lunt
Six
Sven Ines
Chaseburgx
Noadahl
Surake
Rhatter
Nundah
Hoffman
Tenniver
Orbin Anderson
Animrean
Earl Sh
Subion
Hie
Nutndubt
Seblon
Aml
Nuedahl
Lester
C. G. Lester
Funeral for Mrs Olmstead Held at Oak Grove
The funeral for Mrs George Olmstead was held Monday afternoon at 2418 Market Direct, Rev LL Braa officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemeteries. Mrs Olmstead, formerly of La Crosse, was remembered by many in the city after news reached Mrs J B Duckend of Cass Street.
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Mnss
George Olmsthan
J. 2. Duclend
George Olmstead
Poratelli
Idee
Olmstead
Thig City
Jett
Dublin Reports Push Rejection Of Treaty In Parliament
The report details Dublin's stance on discarding the pact, with leaders urging the rejection and calling for a firm stand against terms seen as incompatible with Irish sovereignty. Public reaction spans supportive cheers and cautious opposition as debates unfold.
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Pact Say
Dublin
Mary Dittman Miller obituary notice
Mrs. Mary Dittman Miller aged af died at a local hospital Sunday afternoon after a short illness. She is survived by one sister Mrs. Louis Hafner and a brother John Dittman. Private funeral services will be from the home of her sister Mrs. Banner 2010 Vine Street Tuesday at 2:20 PM. Interment at Oak Grove Cemetery. Mrs Anna Wiatness wife of Sven Wiatness died Sunday morning at her home 2416 Markle Street.
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Mary Dittman Miller
Louis Hafner
John Dittman
Banner
Vinestreet
Julius Gamni
Oak Grove
Fragmented OCR note on authorship and reforms
The readable text discusses authorizing advances to farmers and a reapplication of a corrsishorle to insights related to political and medieval philosophy. It mentions individuals like Gili and Milyyl Wise ACI and hints at an attempt to reapply a governance idea. The fragmentary item references a 16 year period and ward duties in vague terms.
Unclear stock market close with many confused items
Fragmented OCR shows a chaotic stock market close with mixed mentions of government bonds sugar woolen goods and various companies. The garbled text references Liberty bonds Great Northern and several manufacturers, plus scattered city names and peculiar spellings, yielding a disordered jumble rather than a coherent report.
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Vyenohor
Liberty Sila
Amerigan
Americam Cam
American International Corp
Amuriena Logamgsive
Ymelliche Wind Werner
Sumate
Amerigan T
Canney R
Atehison
Mscote Galt
WY Baldwin Locomotive
Fkettimers and
Chiai Techionem
Canadangler Matars Pewhce and Ghigo
Milard St
Shicago
Chino Cupp
Stex
Tiectriv
Great Northern Aid
Marine Plevers
Hennecatt Corpor
Louisville
Nwehvill
Luck Deserts Oldest Man Mystery Continues
An aged man, claimed to be the world’s oldest, remains at large as reports conflict on his identity and whereabouts. Officials in Ta, Flew ton and nearby areas note the mystery persists amid erratic sightings and varying accounts from locals and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WU Westevelil Turk
Sanitary Congress Adopts Plans For Disease Prevention
The sanitary congress acts on the proposal to declare plague yellow fever and cholera notifiable diseases. Delegates discuss international health, urge recognition of dangerous illnesses, and push for unified reporting and action to curb outbreaks.
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Sanitary Congress
Santiany
Sugeest
United States
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Matirabh
Bestyr
Beeline
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Nandi
Assacil Cootrit Girton
Myryer
Herbert Hatt
George Hotta
Pepe
Wonton
Phuingr
Olryanisbeteos
Tee Tinaland
Soning Sen
Selb
Pharm
Eunin
Betserive McGrath
Nundahl
Isine Garett
London
Arnie Cone
AMONA
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Cts
Greau
America
Feig Arins
Dirih
Annaieins
Italy
Patty
Ems
Praneco
Jackatt
Berhegenl
Mitch Inteswat
Blosser
Deer Agiin Premier Brind
Piderstiandsiss Hye
Fey van Pree
Santy Claus
Rother
WMT
BUFFL
Ike Bais Window Shopfins SA
Eee RF
Hoxie Waltin
Vhs
Wittat
Trelind
Rettish
Gante
Alte
de Valera
Atv
Bie
Variers
Lena Iva
Edie Meerut
Javier
Saylis
Tesla
Ireland
Amstin
Stangeniderd
Valores
Lepetieri
Hyde Cho Deritiet
Ceotierity
Trek
van Triste Pasnyitie
Rejoviznn
Hoseph
Metra
MeBrile Ted Spékdi
Iil
A Wiartness
Anna Wiatness
Sven Wistness
Ther Lome
Markel Straut
Mainsus
Saul
Gannay
Horrers
Lastra Police
Medina
Elle
Bay
Salzer’s
Jardinieres
Gary Schafer
John A. Salter Seed Co
la Crosse
Wis
Piline
Punke
Johnston
Hoeschler’s
du Crosse
M. E. Church
Children’s Missionary Societies
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