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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1913

Page

5

Tenth Birthday Party for Zita McDonough

Mrs J H McDonough hosted a Saturday afternoon party for her daughter Zita's tenth birthday. Twenty eight children attended, each in Sunday best, around three decorated tables with miniature Christmas trees and festive favors. The celebration featured dancing, kindergarten games, and Santa and Christmas motif place settings assisted by Ruth Klosheim and Grace Guertin.

J. H. McDonough Zita Ruth Klosheim Grace Guertin

Car in flames prompts city fire response

A car driven by B O Connell on Fifteenth and Main caught fire. Fire crews from Department No 1 found the engine hot and hood scorched, towing the vehicle to a downtown garage. A mistaken alarm then prompted a second call about Dr S B Patterson’s Johnson Street home, which proved unfounded.

B. O’connell South Fourteenth Street Fifteenth Main Streets S. B. Patterson Johnson Street Veterinary Surgeon 35 RB. Patterson Department No. 5 Patterson No. 1

Fresh Eruptions in the Hebrides Triple North Pacific Report

Fresh eruptions on Ambrim island in the New Hebrides were reported to the French ministry of marine. A French boat reaching Moumen, New Caledonia, said about 500 people were killed by the volcanic disturbances. No Americans or Europeans were harmed. Two steamships rescued about 1,400 natives who fled by sea to escape lava streams.

London Ambrim Island New Hebrides French Ministry of Marine Paris Moumen New Caledonia

Beyschlag's Drug Store Gift Selections for Gentlemen

Beyschlag's Drug Store at 503 Main Street offers military sets brusa d comb sets shaving and safety items including razors pipes canes collars and cuffs knives pocket pens cigars and traveling cases. Prices range from 25c to 5.00 with multiple midrange options.

Brusa Beyschlag’s Main Street

Grosvenor twins shown together puzzle friends in capital

The Grosvenor twins of Washington, one an assistant to the attorney general and the other head of the National Geographic Society, are pictured together. Their identities are a long standing puzzle to friends in the national capital.

Grosvenor Twins Washington National Geographic Society National Capital

Black and White fraternal dinner at Hallie Hirshheimer home

Hallie Hirshheimer hosted a dinner last evening at his South Fifteenth Street home for Black and White fraternity members and a few others.

Hallie Hirshheimer Black and White Fraternity South Fifteenth Street

Christmas Holiday Guests Arrive From Several States

Mrs. Florence Easton Bolling of New York arrived yesterday for the holidays. Mrs. Seeley Perry of Rockford Illinois visited with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Anderson for a few days. Mr. L. F. Easton and daughter Miss Louise returned from a western trip. Mrs. O. M. Burch of St Paul arrived to spend Christmas with her mother Mrs. O. R. Parchman. Mr. Clarke Easton, a Yale student, came home yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Cunningham and daughter Miss Laura Cunningham will go to Minneapolis for Christmas. Mrs. G. Merrick of Winona spent yesterday with Mrs. J. H. McDonough.

Florence Easton Bolling New York Seeley Perry Rockford Ill S. W. Anderson L. F. Easton Louise O. M. Burch St. Paul O. R. Parchman Burch Clarke Easton Yale College D. Cunningham Laura Cunningham Minneapolis G. Merrick Winona J. H. McDonough

More Cotton Manufactured Indicates Shift From Exports

A census bulletin shows U S cotton industry expanding with 5 826 336 bales used in local mills about 36 percent of the August 31 total while 54 percent were exported and ten percent stored mostly in Massachusetts The nation’s cotton used in manufacturing rises by 418 747 bales from last year and is the largest on record Exports drop 1 880 792 bales from 1912 but remain higher than any prior year.

Washington United States Massachusetts

Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PAZO Ointment

Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles. First application gives relief. 50 cents.

Chicago tensions rise as Ella Flagg Young seeks reinstatement

Policemen were stationed in the board of education rooms to prevent trouble as the school board meets to consider reinstating Ella Flagg Young as superintendent of Chicago schools.

Chicago Board of Education Ella Flagg Young

Four Games Highlight Club Billiard Tourney

In the La Crosse club billiard tournament four games were played last week, two in each class A and B. Will Ott edged John Uttermoeh by one point while Frank Schwalbe posted the high run of 14. Class A scores include Frank Schwalbe 116 and D. McMillan 94. Class B results list Van Steenwyk 60 and Rembeneeker 59 among others.

la Crosse Will Ott John Uttermoeh Frank Schwalbe D. McMillan Litvaaik Utermoeht Cccce Pert Mae Ove Nie O'S Cease CF Alter Gem Jil Cork Ee Css Rembeneeker Éos van Steenwyk

Tragedy in Stockholm Hotel Chicago

The body of Nels Elmer Ohman aged 35 from Duluth Minnesota was found in a Stockholm hotel room in Chicago. His head was nearly severed from the trunk and a suitcase living under the bed had been slashed open.

Chicago Nels Elmer Ohman Duluth Minn Stockholm

Waserman Test Not Required for Marriage License

Madison Wis Dec 23 Attorney General Owen says the Eugenics law does not require a Waserman test for male marriage license applicants. A practical examination by an ordinary physician suffices, with a $3 fee. No expensive laboratory tests are mandated.

Madison, Wis Owen C. A. Harper

Bryan's travels inspire grape juice and fizz at dinners

Washington reports that at diplomatic dinners Secretary Bryan is served pineapple juice and fizz water to avoid clashing with champagne. Mme. Peget, wife of the Peruvian minister, is credited with the drink, which Bryan is said to approve.

Washington Bryan Mme. Peget Peru

Personal notices from Eau Claire and surrounding towns

A list of local visitors and residents on Christmas and holiday business in Eau Claire Wisconsin and nearby towns. Mentions include K L Dowling Langdon Shoe Repair Shop 429 Jay G Sword Havre Montana Oscar Willard Westby Wisconsin Francis C Ryan Dubuque Iowa Elias Trygestad Viroqua Wisconsin J P Nolan Stoughton Wisconsin J EK Swiggum Ferryville Wisconsin Oscar Wu Soldiers Grove Wisconsin M Armstrong Tomah Wisconsin W J Devlin Viroqua Wisconsin Andrew Olson Ferryville Wisconsin A Wieyele Gross and others.

K. L. Dowling Eau Claire Wis Langdon Shoe Repair Shop Jay. G. Sword Havre Mont Santa Claus B. A Oscar Willard Westby Stoddard C. Harris Trempealeau A. O. Colby D. V. Erwin Dillon BR. P.hall J. P. Nolan Stoughton G. C. Peterson Francis C. Ryan Dubuque Iowa Jay Elias Trygestad Viroqua Gross J. F Egge Oshkosh Oscar Wu Soldiers Grove M. Armstrong Tomah W. J. Devlin Wm. van Zanderbergen Webe Terpstra Midway Greely Robert J Joseph Irwin William Irwin South Twentieth Street

Tobacco and produce flow into Sparta market

The Jefferson Tobacco company in Sparta bought about 1800 dollars of tobacco from farmers driving to the market. Farmers selling tobacco included H Roessler and Geo Roessler from Mormon Coulee, A Nicolai, Frank Schappel, Jake Granamus, Edward Licoba, and Jake Warlenwein all from Mormon Coulee, plus others. Benson delivered two loads of corn from near Houston Minnesota. Rk Beitlich of Chipmunk Ridge sold hay, and William Schams from St Joseph Ridge brought produce to Market Square.

Jefferson Tobacco Company Sparta H. Roessler Mormon Coulee A. Nicolai Geo. Roessler Frank Schappel Jake Granamus Edward Licoba Jake Warlenwein

Farmers dispose of loads at city market yesterday

William McArthur of Pine Creek Minn Otto Langen of South Ridge Minn William Heider of Postwick Valley road John Lehman of South Ridge Minn Goethe of South Ridge Minn and William Schroer of St. Joseph Ridge Minn all brought and sold crops or livestock at the city market yesterday before returning home after short visits.

William McArthur Pine Creek Minn Otto Langen South Ridge William Heider Postwick Valley Road John Lehman Goethe William Schroer St. Joseph Ridge

La Vollette Skips Madison Visit for Christmas

Sen La Vollette will not return to Madison for the holidays. He remains in Washington as Congress continues its regular session and may not come back until next spring when adjournment is expected. He planned to visit his ill brother in law Judge R G Liebeker.

Madison Wis la Vollette Washington R. G. Liebecker Congress

Fire destroys Laib company jobbing house in Louisville

A blaze early today gutted the Laib company jobbing house in Louisville, a dealer in mill and plumbing supplies. Officials estimate the loss at 250000 dollars.

Louisville Laib Company

Dreamer ponders gold touch as comic debate erupts

In a tangled exchange the dreamer muses about turning everything to gold and a deadbeat Buffalo Express quips about turning everything one touches over to gold. The dialogue showcases a surreal exchange with wit and irony.

Bufalo Express

New Explosive Trotol Promoted as Safest High Explosive

Trotol is named as a new explosive claimed safest among high explosives. Its formula was developed by Lieut. Harold C. Woodward of the New York National Guard. Six ounces of trotol said to replace twelve ounces of dynamite in effectiveness.

Harold C. Woodward New York National Guard

Faith in Vaccination Warns Readers in Wisconsin Column

An issue from the Faith Instruction Bureaus urges vaccination amid concerns over smallpox. The piece notes historical mortality and marks, cites Jenner's cowpox discovery, and argues vaccination risks are far lower than remaining unvaccinated. It states that modern manufacturing with glycerine reduces danger and that breakthrough cases are typically mild.

Jenner Gloucestershire

Hunger Strike Asked for Boy, Paterfamilias Seeks Guidance

A New York Evening Sun inquiry quotes a father asking how to induce a fourteen year old boy to endure a hunger strike. The note raises concerns about family pressure and youth welfare.

Paterfamilias New York Evening Sun

Never Despair Quote Notes

A compact reflection on resilience and perseverance urging steady effort despite feelings of despair. The saying attributes the idea to Burke and frames despair as a motivator rather than an endpoint.

Christmas Sadness For Three Orphans In St. Louis

Mrs Elizabeth U deal three children endure sorrow as their mother drinks carbolic acid and lies near death at City hospital after being arrested for shoplifting.

ST. Louis Elizabeth Usedale City Hospital

Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion Promises Health and Weight Gain

Promotes weight gain by nourishing wasting tissues and replenishing blood for underweight individuals. Claims no alcohol or habit forming drugs, offers money back guarantee, and markets to the public through The Rexall Store in La Crosse Wisconsin with O. T. Erhart.

Rexall United States Canada Great Britain O. T. Erhart Majestic Bldg la Crosse Wis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Quart New York Extra John C. Burns the Fashion Shop Fk. A. Reiman American District Telegraph Co Uniformed Messenger Service Western Union Berkely Electric Sil Manning & Whalen Co Fire Department Hebrides Washington Twins Edwin P. Grosvenor Rep Gilbert H. Grosvenor Wasserman Lodge Waterman Conrad Nelson Young’s Drug Store Irvine Irvine’s Roger Wees Hampden Elgin Waltham LA Follette Faith Instruction Bureaus H.c.dearnoy M.d.dirzeror Wisconsin Health Instruction Bureau England Burke
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