Warm Clothing Goes With Rush at Charity Drive
Saturday was the busiest day for Hu mane Agent and Mrs Charles H Berry as they distributed clothing to about 150 children. One boy arrived dressed in a flannel shirt and undershirt with only a thin covering, then tried on a bulky array of sweaters vests and pants to stay warm, finally departing in oversized britches with pride.
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Humane Agent
Charles H. Berry
Two Arrested in Milwaukee Rough House Incident
Joe Kisselbach and David Lamphere are jailed awaiting trial on damage to property and assault after a rough house at a Milwaukee residence. Witnesses say both were intoxicated. Lamphere allegedly struck a bartender as Kisselbach punched four windows, injuring his arm amid visible blood near the scene.
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Joe Kisselbach
David Lamphere
Milwaukee House
Joe Ujawa Lamphere
Kisselbach
Chief Croker Saves 50 Firemen on Sixth Avenue
A mysterious explosion followed a fire that wrecked a large Sixth Avenue building. Chief Croker ordered 50 firefighters to evacuate, narrowly saving them as the blast struck shortly after.
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New York
Sixth Avenue
Croker
Irvine's Ad Promises Best Jewelry Deals On Page Seven
Ice men clear Pettibone Park lagoon for ice harvest as sloughs and channels freeze thick. Local items include Dr. Powell and Dr. Loomis practices, Elks Minstrel rehearsal, and theater plans. Ice deliveries, school rinks, and transit delays noted alongside several city residents and visiting guests.
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Irvine
Pettibone Park Lagoon
Arctic Ice and Fuel Co
Geo. Powell
The
Elks’ Minstrel
Majestic Theater
Will Powell
E. D. Loomis
McMillan Building
Baptist Church
J. W. Lawrence
Main
Barron Building
Edward Burnham
City Mission
Norton
la Crosse
Winona Normal School
Ramos
Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip
Nora Larson
Westby
John G. Stenger
Milwaukee
W. W. Card
Sparta
M. R. Strouse
Tomah
Messrs
T. M. Bowler
Charles Voight
Sheboygan
George R. Anderson
Rev. R. Anderson
Madison Court
Minneapolis
Gateway City
Helen Keebler
Caledonia
Sea Crosse
J. 8. Rasmusser
Wichita
Kan
Irvine's Popularity Gains With Right Goods Promise
The piece asserts Irvine's growing popularity among people and cites the Right Goods at extremely low prices with a strong guarantee as a major factor behind the appeal.
Opera Glasses Offered in Varied Styles and Prices
Pearl white smoked and oriental opera glasses priced from 4.00 to 18.00 with top brands like Lemaire. Black framed pairs range from 3.25 to 9.00, featuring the finest makes for sale.
Magnificent Bracelets Offered at Low Prices
Magnificent stock and beautiful designs priced from 1.50 to 6.00. The finest and heaviest gold filled bracelets guaranteed 20 years.
Solid Gold Brooches Floral designs charm buyers
Floral brooches in rose gold finish priced from 1.50 to 10.00 attract shoppers. Diamond and pearl set brooches range from 4.50 to 38.00, offering attractive options for collectors and gift buyers.
Birthday Club Honors Mrs Fries And Miss Asplin
A Saturday afternoon celebration at Mrs. E. E. Fries's Pine Street home marked a double birthday for Mrs. Fries and Miss Jessie Asplin. A picnic supper followed. attendees included Mesdames Frame Miller Viets Lidell Johnson Hegge Lundgren Friese Aiken of Onalaska and Miss Asplin.
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Birthday Club
E. E. Fries
Jessie Asplin
Mrs. Fries
Pine Street
Mesdames W. S. Frame
F. D. Miller
Frank Viets
T. M. Lidell
Clarence Johnson
Orlando Hegge
Oscar Lundgren
Gleason
Friese
Miss Aiken
Onalaska
Miss Asplin
Souvenir Spoons and Fine Enameled Jewelry Sale
A display of souvenir spoons and fine enameled jewelry offering gold bowls and sterling silver pieces priced from 95 cents to 2 dollars. Special sterling toothbrush and nail files are tagged at 35 cents each.
Luncheon at Hebberd Residence Honoring Mrs M E Hebberd
Mrs Guy Hebberd hosted a bridge luncheon at the Hebberd home on Grand Avenue in Spokane to honor Mrs M E Hebberd of La Crosse Wisconsin who is visiting as a house guest. The event featured pretty informal appointments and celebrated the eastern guest.
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Spokane
Wash
Chronicle
Hebberd
Grand Avenue
Guy Hebberd
M. E. Hebberd
la Crosse
Wis
Jewelry Display of Gold and Silver Goods Declares Longevity
A catalog lists Ladies and Gent’s Solid Gold and Gold Filled pieces, Sterling Silver items priced from $1.25 to $18.00. New woven wire fobs and rollers fobs shown with prices $2.50 to $5.00, all guaranteed for twenty years.
Parcel Shower Honors Miss Bessie Nelson Bride-to-Be
A parcel shower was hosted at Miss Jessie Foley’s home Thursday evening for Miss Bessie C Nelson who will marry Mr Hobart Nelson. Guests included Mayme Craigen Alice Craigen Lillye Whipple Annabel Whipple Lydia Nelson Emma Mayer Emma Rohrer and others. Nelson received many useful gifts and an enjoyable evening was shared.
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Jessie Foley
Bessie C. Nelson
Hobart Nelsn
Mayme
Alice Craigen
Lillye
Annabel Whipple
Lydia
Bessie Nelson
Alice
Emma Mayer
Emma Rohrer
Miss Nelson
Stick Pins in Solid Gold and Gold Filled
Jewelry advertisement listing stick pins in solid gold and gold filled materials with prices ranging from 75 cents to 2 dollars, highlighting variations and affordability in a period catalog style.
Signet Rings in Gold At Varied Prices With Free Monograms
Advertises ladies and gents signet rings in solid gold with prices from 1.50 to 3.00. Monograms engraved free. Ladies set rings offered in heavy solid gold at 1.75 to 3.00. Large assortments across the stated price range with rubies emeralds sapphires garnets and pearls on above rings.
Special Ladies Bar or Beauty Pins Offer
Gold filled pins guaranteed 20 years offered at 35 cents a pair. Varied patterns available with cash-only terms.
Ramos Spanish Orchestra Delights Friday Lecture Event
The Ramos Spanish Orchestra and Frederic Irving bass baritone captivated a large audience at the Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip course at First Baptist church. Director Franasco Ramos excited the crowd with dynamic performances on clarinet while Miss Ethel Freeman and A Regina contributed notable solos. Irving’s resonant voice drew multiple encores and left the audience eager for a La Crosse appearance.
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Ramos
Frederic Irving
Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip
First Baptist Church
Franasco Ramos
A. Regina
Columbia
Regina
Ethel Freeman
la Crosse
W. T. Irvine Jewelry Ad at 429 Main Street
Local storefront at 429 Main Street advertises diamonds and watches for sale. The concise notice highlights a specialty in fine jewelry and timepieces.
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Main Street
Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Rooney in La Crosse hospital
A ten pound boy was born this morning at the La Crosse hospital to Mr and Mrs Henry Rooney. Miss Mary Collins formerly of the city and now of Deadwood Colorado is visiting friends. Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson of Eau Claire are Christmas guests in town.
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American District
Beb. K. Fleischer
St. Paul
Lake City
Milwaukee Road
Schuld’s
Emma Kolney
Augustus Wehausen
Wagon Bridge
Mississippi River
Irvine
Wisconsin Motorist
Motorist
M. C. Moore
Milwaukee
la Crosse Automobile Club
la Crosse Motor Boat Club
Washburn
Washington
West Avenue
Hood Street
Copeland Park
J. J. O’connell
Ft. Snelling
Floyd C. Bacon
Fred W. Ender
The
Yeomen of America
Aurora
Order
John Stevenson
A. M. Ivey
City Mission
C. L. Hood Will de
Henry Rooney
la Crosse Hospital
Mary Collins
Deadwood
Col
Albert Johnson
Eau Claire
Germans Talk, Some Say Nix Among Everyday Phrases
A light note on language shows many people speak German a bit and often drop in nix. the quip highlights casual bilingual use and everyday code switching.
Immigration crackdown in Sault Ste. Marie targets smuggling gang
Immigration authorities in Sault Ste. Marie report that the arrest and binding over of Robert Wagner to the U.S. district court at Marquette signals the disruption of a persistent gang aiding and abetting Chinese smuggling.
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Sault. Ste. Marie, Mich
Robert Wagner
United States District Court
Marquette
It Is Almost Worth Becoming the Underdog
A brief opinion noting that adopting an underdog stance can attract sympathy and public support. The reflection weighs emotional risk against potential gains in public perception and political capital.
Father reunites after misidentification fright
Louisville report states Fred Kellner, father of Alma an eight year old missing for two weeks, collapsed upon discovering a girl resembling his daughter was not Alma. He had returned from Washington Indiana after realizing the child was another and the search narrowed to a false lead.
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Louisville
Fred Kellner
Alma
Washington
Ind
Gallantry Inspires a Slippery Walk Escort
A light man of 125 pounds shows gallantry by supporting a woman of 175 pounds on a slick path, illustrating chivalrous conduct in a public setting.
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Delaware Holly
John C. Burns
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Nebver Ginger
America
North Side Bottling Works
LA Crosse, Wis
Beutler’s Cash Store
the Fashion Shop
Women's New Garment Store
REIMAN @ TORDT
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Opp
W. A. Edwards, Mf. D
Hilliker & Riley
N. Third Street
the Mariner Pharmacy
Kodaks
Liver
West Salem
Henry Ward Beecher
England
Story and Clark Piano Company
South Fourth Street
Geo. H. Clendenin
OPERA
W. T. Irvine
Nigholson-Scott CO
Just
Columbia Phonograph Records
Chas. Weis Book
Belgium
Fred Kroner Hardware Co
South Third Street