Rev Salmone Prepares New Syrian Catholic Church
Rev Philip Salmone announced he will lead Our Mother of Lour des Syrian Catholic Church on Mill Street. He spoke at 9 am Mass at St James Church as members of his future congregation attended. The Mill Street church, expected to be completed by year end, will be a unique and picturesque house of worship. Dr H R Schombley finished interior work on the Cargill residence and is completing ornaments for the North Side church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Salmone
Our Mother of Lourdes
Mill Street
St. James
H. R. Schomb
Cargill
Lutheran Christmas Services Tonight
The Charlies Street Lutheran church hosts a Christmas program this evening with a tree lighting and candy and nut gifts for Sunday school children. Rev E O Vik will address the children on Christmas Festivities in a likely enjoyable event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Street Lutheran Church
E. O. Vik
Funeral of Geo. E. Hiscox Friday
Funeral services for the late George E. Hiscox will be held at the Presbyterian church on the North side Friday afternoon at 2 30 Rev Bam L McKee of West Salem will conduct the services Interment will be made at Oak Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Hiscox
Presbyterian Church
North Side
Bam L. McKee
West Salem
Oak Grove Cemetery
Fewer Theatrical Troupes Travel West Amid Financial Strain
Rail workers report a sharp drop in touring shows across the northwest as hundreds of troupes return to New York. The decline hits one night stands and larger companies, with 150 Western circuit shows canceled in a month. Surviving groups cut expenses, shrink casts, and take half salaries to stay on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
New York
Seeking a New Location Across Regions
The notice asks if you are seeking a new site across several regions including the Black Hills area, Texas, Utah, Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, and Wyoming, listing multiple geographic targets. It appears as a broad relocation prompt applicable to various locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ota
Black Hills
Texas
Utah
Wisconsin
Michigan
Wyoming
Hauling Railroads Benefit From Western Small Lines
The passage notes that large railroads gain less from the West while smaller lines yield more revenue. It explains there are more small companies, their routes overlap in similar territories, and seasonal activity boosts overall railroad income from these smaller operators.
Woodmen Lodge Plans Banquet and Installations
The North Side lodge of the Modern Woodmen will meet to finalize plans for a January 9 banquet. Peter Jollivette offered a pig for the event and was accepted. L. E. Lavaque and a North Side butcher join the committee to organize the banquet and the installation of recently elected officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jollivette
French Island
L. E. Lavaque
Prohibition Debate at Franklin Club Postponed
The Franklin club meeting tonight is postponed for three weeks due to holidays. Next week's motion asks if Prohibition is the true solution to the liquor question with George B. Marvin Jr. debating affirmative and Prof. Harry Spence negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
George B. Marvin, Jr
Harry Spence
Seining Prepared at Black River as Ice Is Cut
Seiners work to drain Black River by cutting holes in the ice at Catgut slough. French Lake seining ends as the ground proves unproductive, and crews seek more productive grounds for fishing work.
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Black River
French Lake
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Holiday Visits
Arthur Erickson is home for the holidays. Miss Mae Downs and Miss Edna Byrne are home from Winona and Platteville for Christmas. Mae and Irene Phillips return from Dubuque. Mr. R. M. Mathews and wife of Chicago visit Mrs. Mathews at 1602 Avon. David Thomas of Minot, North Dakota, visits La Crosse and plans to winter there. Helen Findeisen returns from Chicago to George street for holidays.
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Arthur Erickson
Mae Downs
Winona
Edna Byrne
Platteville
Mae
Irene Phillips
Dubuque
R. M. Mathews
Chicago
Mathews
Avon Street
David Thomas
Minot
N. D
la Crosse
Thomas
North Dakota
Helen Findeisen
George Street
Betzel Brother Returns from North St. Paul Funeral
Edward Betzel of Prescott Wisconsin returns home after attending the funeral of his brother Leo Betzel who died at his sister's North St. Paul residence. Leo lived 61 days on water before resuming food for three weeks until death from a stroke of apoplexy.
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Edward Betzel
Prescott
Wis
Leo Betzel
North St. Paul
Remains moved to Prescott after long water subsistence
The body was returned to the home in Prescott for burial after a case that doctors call remarkable for surviving 61 days on water. The narrative notes the man died just as recovery seemed near and the burial followed at Prescott.
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Prescott
Resume Work on oil company buildings near La Crosse river
Report states Standard Oil buildings north of the La Crosse river bridge are under construction. Two small houses on the site have been moved north of the barn. Brick work focuses on tank foundations while Burlington crews advance five concrete piers for the river bridge aided by a caisson and pumping setup with barges nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
la Crosse River
Burlington
Burlington la Crosse River Bridge
Special Meeting Called by School Board to Close Year
A special school board meeting will be held before January 1 to wrap the past year. Commissioner Loeffler says no major business will come before the board. Prof. F H Fowler seeks a two week leave and has gone to California. Christmas vacation set for two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Loeffler
F. H. Fowler
California
Great La Sales to Feature at Park Roller Rink
Beginning Sunday night four nights of novelties headline the Park Roller rink on South Forth street. The Great La Sales perform a coast of death leap over twelve chairs and whirl 225 revolutions in two minutes with heel and toe specialties. They stay from Sunday night to New Years night.
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la Sales
Park Roller Rink
South Forth Street
Confession Advice Cites God’s Omniscience Over Sins
A religious guidance note urges believers not to overstate sins or reveal every fault to others. It emphasizes that the Lord knows more fully than people what they have done and worshipers should seek repentance and forgiveness through prayer.
Religion Inside Business and Politics
A reflective line about separating religious influence from commercial and political spheres while suggesting religion can integrate with both domains. The quote implies guidance on ethics and belief within public life.
Dean Sumner Preaches in West Side Saloon Christmas Visit
In Chicago on December 26 Dean Walter T. Sumner of the Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul preached a brief message inside Levinsky's saloon on Peoria street. He told patrons the church is willing to help and handed out Christmas cards with the church’s address. The preacher and two detectives moved through the crowd then visited more than two hundred women offering help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Walter T. Sumner
Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul
West Side
Levinsky
Peoria
Great West Side
Hopeland
Dean Sumner
Tribune Want Ad Promises Quick Reader Results
Classified note offers fast, effective outcomes for readers seeking services or items for sale. Readers urged to place ads with Tribune to reach a broad audience and secure prompt responses.
Plans for Massive Expansion of Congress Library
The piece notes 1 443 848 books now on shelves and urges a $1 000 000 appropriation to extend capacity to 5 090 000 volumes. It highlights the library’s fame, ambitious goal to copy every American book, and a plan to enlarge beyond current space to make the U S library the largest globally.
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Great
Washington
Congressional Library
Capitol
Herbert Putnam
Congress
Great Congressional
America
Putnam
United States
Chicago Markets Report From Miner & Co
Daily market update for Chicago and Minneapolis with wheat and corn prices, livestock receipts for Omaha Kansas City and Salt Lake notes. Outlook shows bullish sentiment, modest declines expected in hog and cattle futures, cargo exports and cash sales reported for wheat corn oats and rye.
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Omaha
Kansas City
Chicago
Seaboard
Hefti Heads 21 at Christmas Family Dinner
Paul Hefti, a La Crosse police officer since 1886 and Star No 1, hosted a Christmas dinner for 21 of his children and grandchildren at his home yesterday. One son could not attend despite the record size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hefti
la Crosse
Hefti
Funeral of Mrs Muetzel Sunday
The funeral for Mrs. A. Muetzel who died Wednesday after a lingering illness will be Sunday at 2 PM from the Evangelical Lutheran church at Twelfth and Vine. William Dwyer is in charge of arrangements and interment will follow at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Muetzel
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Twelfth and
Vine Streets
William Dwyer
Oak Grove
Reverend Grasnich of Chicago to Speak at German Baptist Church
In Chicago the Rev Grasnich will preach at the German Baptist church after the new year. August Kaaz will conduct services next Sunday. Sylvester festivities start at 9 p m Tuesday and run to the new year. Not After Dead Men's Shoes notes Senator Joseph F Johnston of Alabama visiting the city with his brother Bartlett S Johnston. He joked with a Baltimore shoe store proprietor about old shoes and a mistaken identity with Senator Gorman.
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Er. Grasnich
Chicago
German Baptist Church
August Kaaz
Sylvester
United States
Joseph F. Johnston
Alabama
Bartlett S. Johnston
Baltimore Street
Senator Gorman
Johnson
Senator Johnston
Senator Whyte
Baltimore Sun
Self Control Holds Man Back From Swearing in Front of Children
A man restrains himself from cursing near children, displaying remarkable discipline to avoid upsetting them. The incident centers on his effort to maintain decorum while tempted to vent his frustration.
The Telectual Puzzle of Women’s Interest
A dated remark claims every woman in the world can be interesting to men unless she is in telectual. The line suggests a gendered view of intellect and appeal, reflecting a biased stereotype about women and intelligence.
Farmers Vow Action If Tobacco Prices Fail
The tobacco department of the American Society of Equity known as the Farmers’ Trust urges high prices. Directors led by H E Holmes of Milton meet in Madison and order unsold tobacco by January 15 to be sized boxed and pooled. The trust seeks three cents more per pound than last year, with minimums of 15 cents for best grade 12 1/2 cents for medium and 10 cents for poorer leaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobacco Department
American Society of Equity
Farmers’ Trust
H. E. Holmes
Milton
Madison
Tobacco Trust
Farmers’ Organization
Equity Society
Creamery, Eggs, and Groceries Prices From Local Market
A garbled market column lists per pound prices for creamery and dairy goods, eggs by dozen, flour, mill feed, and vegetables. It cites multiple firms including A. Grams & Sons and W. W. Cargill Co, with various vegetable items and poultry rates, concluding with notes on political attitudes and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley Com. Co
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Basel
A. B. Moll
Neers
Erie
Blue Point
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Lacrosse Tribune
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton Jos K Kidder
Rev
Salmone
Geo. E. Hiscox
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
North Platte River
Homeseekers
Arizona
Arkansas
Idaho
Indian Territory
Kansas
Louisiana
Mexico
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
New Mexico
Oklahoma
D. J. Shanely
Tant
OIL CO
Dean W. T. Sumner
Copeland
Tribune
CHI
Miner & Co
Minneapolis
Liverpool
Salt Lake
Utah Consolidated Mining Co
Grasnich
Farmers AT War With Weed Trust
Octopus
Duke
A. Grams & Sons
W. W. Cargill Co
Tesla
Malaga
H. M. Sieger
Ol Ehildhemea
Henry Andregg
Limburger
Primost
Seraw
Con
Cord
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