Mrs Zahn Dies After Breakfast Tragedy
Margareth Zahn, wife of John Zahn of 1728 Mormon Colen road, died at home after cerebral hemorrhage shortly after preparing her husband’s breakfast and seeing him off to work. Survived by husband, one son, two daughters, with funeral arrangements set at Arcadia. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Mix
Margareth
John Zahn
Aili
Zohn
Sv'eleek
Zubte
Tyax
Teeraria
Arcadia
la Cressi
Tre
Tahy Zaltis
Magarota Brava
Clnion
Eorko
Unreadable OCR Stock Market Close Summary
Partial readable text shows stock market terms and company names but content is garbled. Mentions American Copper, tobacco, Wootin, New York Central, Hartford, and other entities with unclear context. No coherent event or outcome identifiable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abie Chalmners
Rigin
Nortlern
Ceara
Capeiar
Baler Cortorssat
Wisconsin Street Car Fare Schedule to be Ruling Soon
The railroad commission of Wisconsin expects an amended ruling in the street car fare case within tew days. It will address questions from the common council on down town itty-ride tickets permission, reduced noon fares for school children, and other minor schedule changes.
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Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
State Road Board Seeks Bids for County Equipment
The state road and bridge committee of the county board invites bids on equipment for next year. Members include Adelply Nutpleuman AN. Sore 1 Wy Storindt John Khidiey and RL W. avis, chairman of the board.
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State Road and Bridge Committee
Bhat Beuuty Board
Superviors
Adelply Nutpleuman
AN. Sore
Wy, Storindt
John Khidiey
RL W.avis
Hardings to Visit Florida in January
In a garbled dispatch from Argiesville Mia the president will spend several weeks in Florida as a guest of Senator Mrelizhyyseq of Needneses aboard a bushehoat. The trip follows holiday events and aims to advance indoor athletic facilities for the city, including a proposed suitvle building.
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Hardings
Florida
Argiesonville
Mia
Demtechya
Max
Murding
Werlda
Mrelizhyyseq
Latcon
Treslay
Marion St
Miami
SANE
Mirmation
Sport Men
Flow Brite
Localized Names Sparsely Read in La Crosse Hotels List
A garbled OCR listing names of individuals and towns across Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois appears to be a hotel or social register fragment. The text names many people and places such as Plainview Minneapolis Madison Milwaukee La Crosse and suggests associations with hotels or gatherings, but the exact event or purpose remains unclear due to the corrupted OCR.
Doctor Seeks Payment for Services in Montague Estate Case
Madison physician Dr W J Madison sues Montague estate for $350 after attending late W B Montague for about seven and a half days. Witnesses cite rates from $10 to $120 per hour and daily totals, with the court awarding $350. Defense estimates range from $100 to $300, while others push toward $279 to $300. The case unfolds in county court with deposition testimony and expert opinions on fair fees.
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Madison
Brindes
W. J. Madison
W. B
Ganser
Montague
Ganger
Lis
A. Gunderson
A. A. Maurer
J. Tivanen
Hughes declines to comment on cabinet post rumors
New York report states Charles Ti ing refused discussion of possible appointment as secretary of state in the Harding cabinet. He dismisses rumors as irresponsible and says he does not care to discuss the matter.
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Hughes
New York
Charles Ti
Ing
Statemont
Harding
Hiet
Philip Refuses Hoosier Demand For Pillman Child
Madison Wis Governor Phillyn rolay refused the requests of Indian as for the replin of Pauline Tillman, the little daughter of Mrs Ctdys Crocker formerly Mrs wilttian of Racine. The child will remain with her mother. The governor’s decision stems from the famous Racine case and follows a series of Pillman custody proceedings.
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Madison
Wis
Phillyn Rolay
Indiaa Surherttios
Pauline Tillman
Ctdys Crocker
Wilttian
Racine
Anne White
John Doewax
Brokerage Firm Fails in New York Exchange
Failures announced at the stock exchange on Wednesday involve the brokerage firm Foster & Lounsbery. The firm lists three floor members Wegeman Tosters Burrell Lounsbery and W Frazer Gibson and has conducted business on the exchange for nearly twenty years.
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New York
Foster & Lounsbery
Wee
Stock Exchange
Wetnesday
Fim
Wegeman Tosters
Burrell Lounsbery
W. Frazer Gibson
Hastone
Committee Urges Esch for Berth with Big Board
Interstate and foreign commerce committee climbers sign a petition urging President elect Harding to appoint Congress man John J Esch of La Crosse Wisconsin to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Washington dispatch reports this development today. Judge Landis refused to sentence six men charged with stealing six hundred sacks of sugar after learning President Wilson pardoned James Z Dorsey of Gilbert Illinois the so called millionaire cattle king. Dorsey had been sentenced to eight years then reduced to four by Wilson, prompting Landis remarks about differing views on presidential mercy.
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Interstate and Foreign ‘Commerce Committee
Harding
John 3
Chicago
KM. Landis
Tring
Wilson
James Z. Dorsey
Gilebert
Illinois
Dorsey
Landis
Harding denies offering Hughes state portfolio claim
President elect Harding on Wednesday denied published statements that he offered Charles Evans Hughes the post of secretary of state in his cabinet. He called the allegation one of the most complete bits of fiction ever written about him.
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Harding
Hughes
Marion
Charkey’ Evans Hughes
Railroad Asked to Pay for Hose Ruined in Smith Fire
City Attorney Swennes filed a relettered plea for the city against the Lutlington Railroad for 125 dollars representing the value of two hose sections ruined when a fire engine ran over the ice during the Smith wagon works blaze Monday night.
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Smith
Swennes
Lutlington Railroad
Smith Wagon Works
President Goes Window Shopping in Washington
President Wilson, accompanied by Mrs. Wilson, was seen window shopping along a main shopping artery, driven past crowds in an open car. The scene captured a rare glimpse of the president amid festive storefronts and holiday bustle.
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Iington
Wilson
City Market Prices and Goods Listed
Dressed hogs beef and wood products advertised with various prices. Hogs and beef show cents to dollars ranges. cordwood and block wood offered in different grades and measurements. items abbreviated and uncertain in spots but reflect daily market offerings.
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Enbit
Enbie
Death notices from La Crosse area
Mrs Lulu E Scharf former La Crosse resident died in Newark after brief illness Monday. Sister Mrs A M Brayton left Madison for the funeral. Mrs Sophie Pammel longtime city resident died Tuesday at home 1218 Madison Street. Funeral arrangements pending. Mr Henry Oldenburg 63 died Tuesday evening after a stroke survived by wife four daughters three sons funeral 1 o clock from residence Ta Crescert Interment at Line Creek Catholic cemetery.
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Lulu E. Scharf
la Crosse
Newark
Xii
Lulu DR. Scharf
Scharf
Tex
A. M. Brayton
Myr
Braynor
Madison
Sophie Pammel
Sophie Panmel
City
Madison Street
Henry Oldenburg
la Crescent
Minn
Gren
Wifh
Ta Crescert
Hey
Fh. J. Dene
Tine Creek Catholic Cemetery
Arkansas Rates Ordered Higher by J C C Ruling
Washington dispatch reports the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Arkansas State Commission to raise freight and baggage charges for interstate traffic to align with those in other states. The move cites the Transportation Act authority and aims to curb discriminatory state pricing before February 15.
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Arkansas
Washington
Intesstate Commerce Commission
Arkjuneus State Commission
Arkansiscon
Transportation Act
Army aviator to retry world record bid in force
Lieut. T. C. Birknathel of the Army flier group forced down early Wednesday near Mineola after a 18 hour attempt to break the continuous flight world record. He plans another try, endured a gaspling leak forced the landing at Mitchell Field after about 18 hours in the air with his 400 horsepower plane.
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Mineola
T. C. Birknathel
Liekt
Kirkpatrick
Mitchel Field
Sparta Farmer to Be Examined Monday in Wife Murder
John Meyers, a Sparta farmer, was arraigned on a wife murder charge after his wife Magpie was killed. He tried to take his own life by wrist-cutting but survived and is recovering, with examination postponed to Monday morning. District Attorney Abel confirms the hammer attack as the method of killing.
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Sparta
John Merers
Magpie
Merers
Abel
Meyers
Illinois Attorney Seeks 31 More Saloon Closings
Illinois attorney general asks for injunctions to close 31 additional saloons. Reported widespread violations of licenses and hours in Madison Street area with patrons intoxicated near entrances as investigators note open breaches of regulation. Also brief items on Harmony Shipping Club stock sales, Dutch Reformed church donation to relief fund, and a memorial note for Frank R. French from family and friends.
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Howard J.brundise
K. M. Landa
Salonny
Mrr
Brundage
Madison Street
Harmony Shipping Club
Growloe
Greenabalton
Minn
Sear Bast Relief Fund
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Marjorie
Toston
H. Clay Evenson
Tonetrist
LA Crosse Hotels
Sinddard
Lawrence MM. Schneider
Plainview
Olga HL. Nahvick
Albert Ura
Minnard Young
Easpor
Mitts
Judbeek
Janusymillev
Omy Sendaiella Sehosen
iMrs
Te Hollahan
A Ihishmoni
Landborg
Wonewsr
Vhilip E
Hose
Harmon
JuiYersen
Mr. Andars
J.C
Collin
Mabel
SS. Amberson
Milwaukee
Wildo J
Wildo J. Thompson, Pitaeus, Wiss Maurice , Deloyrel
David City
Nelo
Stanson
Two Teyers
Wik AL Smendgy
Fen Nuzun
Tomat
Z. C. Nelson
Violw
House Tan
Minas
Migs
Doris Olson
Vertety
Wiss Mbis Marpecet Tonlae
Ferryville
Laurence Nordloe
Dani
Wiss
Minneapolis
Sina
Steynold
Thompson
Lynxville
Gallagher
Houston
Jianson
Chaseburz
Ter
Ren
Wey Web
Virog Coon
Vathey Herald
Paul Mimi
Wessington
Oscar Larson
Tixhtordy
Abason
lTouston
aban _ couderay
Bioek
Genes
Philipp
Pillman
Odin J. Oyen
Mair
Pearl Street
Com
Strauss
State Commerce Commission
House Appropriation Committee
Regent
Oyen's
Windsor
Spinet
Motors
CHARS
Davenport
Jas
ARMY
Themorian
Frank R. French
F. French
Abs
Geo. Sholes
Lilie
Charles
Irene
George
Rhoda
Waiter
Juliets
Epes Toare
South Front St
Mankato
Gily
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