Christmas Day Birthdays Highlight La Crosse
Christmas day brings celebrations across La Crosse with several births and family milestones. A newborn boy arrived at St. Amit's hospital to Mrs. Clarence Hagenbaugh, while other families marked anniversaries and birthdays including Stantey Cordon turning 31 and a five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rank Schwolbe. Local residents share festive meals and gatherings as the holiday continues.
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Clarence Hagenbaugh
Qualaska
St. Amit's Hospital
Stantey
Lie Sass
Mir
Rank Schwolbe
Alain Plain Iton
Wilson Sho
Phi
Margaret Wilson
Presip
Ararierelives
Family Circle
S.ockbete
W. G. McAdlea
Francis S _ sind
White House
Wilson
Lymourby
Virginia Gol Elab
Marion Marton
Oyeup
Sharding
Ording
Unclear Gift Note From Sheriff Ben Lund in Santa Story
Fragmentary OCR text shows references to a gift involving a Litle Lamb and Sheriff Ben Lund, with scattered names Cerise Cegiss Yur a Uitte and Mattei. The passage mentions Christmas themes, a twist at the sheriff’s office, and a character named Vesey. Details are garbled and no coherent event or date is extractable.
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Lamb Unkhown
Ben Lund
Lise Sheehy
Mattei
Fran
Oriel
Proclamation for New Year Celebration in La Crossa City
A royal proclamation calls subjects to celebrate the New Year with a city parade. At 10 PM on December 31, subjects in costume assemble at the Guild Wall of the Chamber of Commerce, then join a procession through the city behind the Royal Band toward midnight.
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Rex
Nany
Chamber of Commerce
Bela
la Crossa
Borlas
President Spends Quiet Holiday at the White House
President-elect enjoys a tranquil holiday at the White House as hundreds of gifts arrive. Officials say the season passes smoothly with no public events planned and continued private activities noted by aides.
New York Extends Holiday Cheer To Soldier Patients
New York turned Christmas into a season of giving for disabled soldiers, sailors, and marines in city hospitals. Charitable groups and shipyards donated meals and gifts, as the community tree lit by electric candles drew crowds. Midnight masses and carols filled churches as families visited graves of literary figures and the public shared in seasonal goodwill.
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New York
XORK
Biks
Collabus
Wis Island
Todd Shipyard
Cathotte
America
Ciive
St. John the
Charles Sumner Boren
Alarlison
Trinity Cemetery
Clement Moore
Alfred Tennyson
Dickens
Charles Dinkens
Chicken and pigeon feasts for county institution inmates
Christmas day meals planned for the poor home insane asylum and jail inmates. At the poor home 34 the inmates will dine on a chicken dinner. at the insane asylum superintendent Oliver Guillickson will serve a pigeon dinner to patients using more than 200 pigeons raised on the farm. The county jail will share in the festive spread with chicken dinner for the inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Gurdivk
Sutyn
Oliver Guillickson
Insane Asylum
Sailors Desert From Norwegian Vessels Alarm US Ports
Norwegian sailors desert ships at American ports, prompting ship owners to warn officers and tourist agencies against hiring deserters. The practice brings a quick profit via favorable exchange rates but fears rise of more men deserting from Norwegian vessels and crossing into other nations.
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Norway
Sotiristianta
Ebrmse
Ghein Semuon
Oatest
Nerwesalan
Norwe 1
Weather Talk Sparks Local Query About Warm Town Weather
Residents in Kingston discuss seasonal warmth as James Rood and Mrs Theed weigh comfort against climate. A farmer named Cadwright, widow of a former Canadian minister, dies at her age in town.
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Wiile
Jowang
James Rood
Rexi- Hlent
James Theed
Lanny
Kingston
Cayr
Bir Wiehard
Cadwright
Canada
Road and bridge plan links De Soto to Lans ing
Crawford county Wisconsin and Vernon Iowa plan a bridge to span the Mississippi from De Soto to Lansing at an estimated cost near 400000 to 406000. Resolutions favoring the project came from Vernon and Allamakee counties and Waukon city council, with memorials to Wisconsin and Iowa legislatures.
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Crawford County
Wisconsin
Vela Counnty
Iowa
Mississippi River
de Soto
Lansicg
Vernon
Allamakee
Ety Euineil
Waukon
Riverstreet
DeSoto
Bish
Diles
Lansing
Sind
Howtow
Thas Brett
L. Z .Markwort
Lawae
Frei
Tedjer
G. Tenner Ofiroqua
DT. Murphy
Towa
A. R. Hirst
Wisconsin State Lighter Commission
Wisconsin Lgislature
Direct Lending Urged to Farmers by Reserve Board View
The Reserve Board urged direct lending to farmers through land banks and treasury deposits. They argued debentures would be more effective than Hitchcock’s plan to use federal reserve profits for farm loans, while governors Kim and Harding weighed jurisdiction and political implications.
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Feed We Board
Treasury
Purelaise
Bitchcock
Federal Reserve Banks
King
Toy Phen
Wireless Port Condition Reports From Swintmunde Germany
Wireless reports on conditions in Swintmunde Bolrenay on the Weser river will be issued daily for the benefit of foreign vessels calling at German ports. Reports will be released at 10 a.m. daily.
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Nauen
Germany
Swintmunde
Bolrenay
An Oliers
Weser
Two Senators in Washington Health Updates
Physicians order intensive treatment for Senator Watson of India as intestinal obstruction develops. Attendants hope to avoid surgery after several weeks of therapy. Senator Chamberlain of Arkansas successfully undergoes the first of two operations, with a satisfactory condition and expected second operation within two days.
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Washington
Senator Watson
India
Eoarar Chamberlain
Aréino
Escape as Fire Strikes Kansas State Hospital Inmates Flee
In Prera Kansas five asylum inmates escaped after a fire swept a ward at the state hospital. Forty patients were removed safely, including six bed-ridden patients carried out through flames by Dr. M. L. Perry and attendants. Damage was estimated at 10,000 dollars.
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Prera
Kan
State Hospital
M. L. Perry
Fire forces seven firefighters to be rescued in Toronto
A Friday night blaze at the J. B. Shuttleworth Chemical company building in Toronto, Ontario, trapped seven firemen on a collapsed staircase as fumes overwhelmed them. The fire caused an estimated loss of 250000 dollars.
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Thamous
Ardmore
Hamer Mikes
Anion
Tucker
Hamnon
Deniel
Fort Worth
Tex
Clan Smithamon
Associated Press
el Paso
Hamonn
T Muarandtee
Sherif
Buck Garrett
Okla
Benbrook
Wort Worth
Wameon
Toronto
Carnival Age Rules Prompt Odd Royal Carnival Tone
The text discusses age limits for Carnival entry and a playful, formalRoyal Court atmosphere. It mentions adults, the need to declare ages, and a humorous greeting involving a red flag gesture. It references secrecy among the Royal Court and possible playful acts during Carnival days.
Chamorro Declared New President of Nicaragua Republic
The Nicaraguan delegation at Panama announced that the national congress has declared Diego Manuel Chamorro and Bartolo Mutking constitutionally elected as president and vice president of Nicaragua. They will take office January 1. Reports also mention a plan to approach Washington about the outcome, amid claims of bank frauds tied to conservative party members.
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Panama
Nicaraguin Legation
Managua
Ite National Congress
Diego Manuel Chamorea
Vartolo Mutking
Asir
Niaseuz
Cuke
Anmotneemuat
Mana- Rua
Jose Andrts
T Teechel
Lonmin
Chamorro
Mechanic Injured by Mail Plane Propeller Blade
Mechanic Swenson of the air mail service was injured Friday at Tochland Center while attempting to spin the propeller. He sustained an arm injury and could not continue the plane's run to Chris. Pilots and mechanics discussed the flight to Le Crosse amid heavy snowstorm. Winslow flew low near the Burlington tracks unable to find Selzer field.
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Swenson
Tochland Center
Why
Chris
Gir
Pilok Wington
Minneapolis
le Crosse
la Grosse
Winslow
Selzer
Burlington Tracks
Fire damages church in Hanford basement blaze sources
Deputies estimate a whiskey still overheated in the basement caused a church fire in Hanford. The basement was rented by J. T. Brooks, a local butcher, and the building sustained fire damage but no serious injuries reported. In a separate matter in Washington, the Arnstein jury failed to reach a verdict after nineteen hours of deliberation. Justice Gould discharged the jury.
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Hantford
Wash
Hanford
J. T. Brooks
Arnstein
Washington
Tales
Nicky
Gould
Christmas Charities Spread Holiday Spirit in Community
Local groups answer the season with acts of kindness. La Groves and the Associated Charities report strong giving as Lincoln High Girls Reserves knit, sew, and prepare gifts for children and families. Rescue Mission plans a Community Christmas party at its Ta Crosse location with support from Kiwanis and Catholic Men’s Benevolent Society. Salvation Army distributes 170 gifts at Sunday school event amid a decorated barracks and a festive program.
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la Groves
Oversham
Merry Chrisianys
Associated Charities
Tilinas
Lincoln Schanl
Hes
Lrs
Bercher
Italy
Seved
Ming
G Marty
Ber
Aimes
Bing
Swinnell
W. A
Rese
Crosse
Eigtet
Elnek
Santa
Mie Kiwanis Clh
Catholicomen’s Benevolent Society
Lieir
Salvation Army
Lke
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Mim Hurkerg
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Siete Schonbaul
Beowaosville
Atna
Wersedis Cooestna
Widden Heeling
Gered Pearson
Ilso Wake Bert
Mya
I Etm
Mfiss Anna
Momo
Fisher
Cora Wiles
Wah Fe Sen
Lanai
Thetin Sid Leon
Oto
Cope Wrieht
The
Eit Bilge
Yankee Simiryisers
Jist
Chelstmas
Dessien
Ellis Island
Char
Madison Square
Chicago
Hush Gorton
Vivadpug
Bowless
Miss Gordon
Biya
Ory
DE Soto-Lansing
Clara Smith
U. S
Crawford and
Vernon County
Mngrey
U. S. Reserve Board
Harding
Kansas Asylum
Chamorrg
Nicaragua
United States
Pilot Winslow
Mission Tonight
Caledonia Street
M. E
Wistnas
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