War Veterans and Relief Corps Guests at Party
Viroqua Wisconsin residents gathered as G A R members and wives along with Women’s Relief corps ladies and spouses joined Mr and Mrs T O Mark at Running hall for a social evening. Fire department officers were elected during a city hall meeting followed by refreshments and a smoker.
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Viroqua
Wis
Women’s Relief Corps
T. O. Mark
Running Hall
Fire Department
City Hall
Guy C. DeGarmo
James Fleming
A. J. Beat
H. E. Packard
Fred Slade
Jack Stoda
William Tewall
Ww. J. Devlin
Vincent Rabbit
Lloyd Hall
Ole Moe
Charley Green
Blaine Morrison
Cleveland
Ohio
Laura Smouse
George McKinney
Canada
Lulu Love
May
Ruth
Helen Williams
St. Lawrence University
Jonu McKittrick
John W. Curry
Montana
Ralph Grover
Mary Baker
George Bush
Chauncey Morley
Lewis Institute
Chicago
Thomas Lem
James Standiford
Edward
A. Schmidt
South Main Street
Floyd Hamilton
Carrigan and Kabat
la Crosse
Viroqua Merchants’ Association
Harry James
Retreat
Resolution Proposes Special Body to Probe Food Supply
Washington reports Rep London a socialist from New York introduced a resolution calling a special food commission to study whether the U S food supply is sufficient and to embargo exports if short. Phoenix notes Governor Campbell certified Tom Campbell as Arizona's governor after a tight vote, Hunt contesting.
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United States
Washington
London
New York
Phoenix
Ariz
Secre
Osborne
Houstonites Return Home for the Holidays
Houston Minn special report notes residents and visitors traveling for Christmas. Wallace McMillan reported as a Caledonia caller. Mrs Robin Foss returns from Yucatan after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Chapel. Several locals host relatives from Wis La Crosse and Rochester. The Christmas program at Mower Creek drew attendees.
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Stone
la Crosse
I. G. Iverson
Allura
Joseph Mills
St. Paul
E. O. Abramson
Anna Biekum
Constance Lokken
Peterson
Glen Peterson
Oak Ridge
Stella Waste
A. C. Johnson
Rochester
Minn
Rochester Hospital
Mr. Johnson
John Fitting
Money Creek
Houston
Louis Wager
Martin Sorum
Selma Mark
Myrtle Wager
Edna W Ekren
Looney Valley
Mower Creek
Baptist Church
Blanche Ekren
Emma
Bertha
Ellen Anderson
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethany Evangelical Church
Roscoe Nelson
Pieper Lowe Lumber Company
Lansford
N. D
Santo Domingo Protests Martial Law Move in Dominican Republic
Practically all diplomats in Washington have received a uniform protest from Santo Domingo against the US proclamation of martial law and military government in the republic. The protests, sent to the State Department as requested, accuse the United States of infringing Santo Domingo sovereignty and the people’s freedom.
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Washington
Santo Domingo
United States
Republic
State Department
Yale Festival at Logan School Highlights Christmas Programs
Christmas programs filled Logan Junior High and branch schools as parents attended. Performances included piano solos by Clara Johnson and Dorothy Huecker, violin solos by Merritt Wagner and Eldon Mulder, and choral numbers like Christmas Carols. The event showcased the season across Logan, Franklin, and North Branch campuses with trees in each kindergarten.
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Logan Junior High
Logan
Franklin
North Branch
Logan School
Clara Johnson
Arvid Ahlstrom
Christ
Alice Wedeking
Tannenbaum
Harold Brandenberg
Lilah Hammarberg
Lottie Hiscox
Santa Claus
Irma Mallory
Uncle Sam
Orville Mikkelberr
Merritt Wagner
Scrooge
Marey
Howard Temte
Dorothy Huecker
North Side Briefs After Christmas Notices
Births and visits on the north side include a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rimmert at 705 Rose street. The Rimmerts and C R Whislers with children of 1220 Avon street return from Savanna where they attended a golden wedding. Andrew Hawkinson returns to Westby and Mildred Bynning of Galesville plans holidays on the north side. A Cooper of Lynxville spent Thursday on the north side.
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O'Neil
Charles Rimmert
Rose Street
A. O. Colby
C. R. Whisler
Avon Street
Savanna
Andrew Hawkinson
Westby
North Side
Mildred Bynning
Galesville
A. Cooper
Lynxville
Chicago Faces A Coal Famine In Winter Strain
Chicago the world’s largest coal market faces a severe shortage, needing 115000 to 125000 tons daily. About 100 to 150 fewer carloads arrive each day, with many rerouted west. Fred Upham of Consumers’ firm warns only a couple of days’ supply remains as heating limits are considered.
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Chicago
Fred W. Upham
Consumers’ Company
Militias doomed by early criticism says public committee
The public military committee charged that the federalized national guard was predestined to fail at creation because the regular army general staff condemned it before Congress acted. Major General Hugh L. Scott testified as chief of staff.
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Washington
National Guard
Regular Army
Congress
Public Military Committee
Hugh L. Scott
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Grafonola
Columbia Records
Klaye Bros. Piano CO
Columbia Shop
Main Street
WAR Veterans and Relief Corps
OVC
Ges
Campbell
Tom Campbell
George W.P. Hunt
Hunt
H. Coolidge
Ceorge St
NEW Way Clothing
Caledonia St
Yale Festival
North Side Briefs
Sat
Eve
Owen Moore
Marguerite Courtot
Ann Pennington
Eleanor Glynn
66 Smanen
Phillips Oppenheim
Saturday Evening Post
India
Mill St
John Schrautemyer
Ben Wilson
Carter de Haven In
Star Theatre
Liberty
Eddie Polo
Marie Walcamp
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