Bakers strike may bring bread famine to Buenos Aires
Fears of a bread famine grow in Buenos Aires as more bakers join a strike. Settlement talks remained unchanged, delaying any resolution.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1916
Page
5
Fears of a bread famine grow in Buenos Aires as more bakers join a strike. Settlement talks remained unchanged, delaying any resolution.
Wheeling West Virginia December 26 The Wheeling Daily News on Supplhy announced its subscription rates would be advanced from 10 cents to 13 cents a week on January 1.
Local notices list Arthur Rippe returning to Chicago after Christmas with Rippe family on 1923 South Fifth Street and Mr and Mrs P M Brink leaving for Chicago for the holidays. Dr A Douglas and Dr E R Mulford provide ENT services. Nadia Thomas of Associated Charities visits Davenport and expects to return to La Crosse soon. Numerous visitors and residents from Madison Viola Caledonia Arcadia Red Wing Minne sota are mentioned along with local business notes and half price optical specials.
Cicehouse is planned as the Knights of Columbus local council discusses buying a site to construct a clubhouse in Manitowoc Wisconsin.
La Crosse Commandery No. 9 Knights Templar hosts the annual New Year’s ball at the Masonic Temple on Monday January first with a 3 PM opening, banquet at 6:30 PM, and grand march at 8 PM. Committees cover arrangements invitations reception decorations music banquet tickets and floor duties.
Invitations issued for the La Crosse Elks lodge fifth annual New Year’s ball at the Elks hall on Monday January 1. Dancing starts at four in the afternoon and dinner is served at six.
The Mothers Circle of the First Presbyterian church will hold its final meeting of the year in the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon. Hostesses include Mesdames A. B. Goodenough Lewis Kupp and Edward Cronon.
Mr and Mrs George H Gordon of 1424 Cass Street entertained twenty eight friends and neighbors at a Christmas tree on Monday evening. An enjoyable social evening was spent.
Mr and Mrs Charles S Van Auken hosted Christmas dinner at 1147 Main Street with guests Mr and Mrs George H Gortion and their family.
Miss Edna Georgina Stavlo daughter of Mr and Mrs John Stavlo Belle Coulee marries Arthur Palmer Bakkum of the city at Belle Coulee church with Rev O S Paulson officiating. Attendants Alma Stavlo Olga Bakkum and others. A reception and supper follow at the bride’s home. The couple will reside at 1736 Madison street.
LA Crosse Campfire council members enjoyed a Christmas party at Bethany Center Friday evening. The event featured tree trimming, dancing and music with refreshments served. Guests included Misses Ada Johnson Myrtle Kaepple Lillian Christopher Margaret Weigel and Dr Esther Farrand the campfire guardian.
Judge Ed ward Cronon hosted a Christmas gathering for thirteen relatives at his home. The eighty year old civil war veteran smiled through the feast as out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Wil.
A promotional notice from CHAS BEYSCHLAG Prescription Druggist 503 Main offers a free trial of Gray's Yerba Santa cough remedy. Customers receive a 50 cent bottle and may return unused half for a 50 cent refund if not satisfied. No narcotics. Suitable for all ages.
Liam D. Burford of Aurora Illinois joins Mr and Mrs George F Cady of Spring Valley Minnesota and their three children Robert Burton and Margaret along with Miss Alice Cronon of Spring Valley and Edward C Cronon of Minneapolis. Judge and Mrs Cronon Miss Eleanor Cronon and Harry H Burford complete the party.
Mr and Mrs Adam Kroner announced Monday evening the engagement of their daughter Helen Marie to Dr John Henry Gotterdam at a family dinner.
Tomah high school will be represented in the quadrangular debate with Sparta La Crosse Viroqua and Tomah selected from nineteen debaters. Affirmative Lueck Verrick Wagner. Negative Hoisington Krueger Bentzen. Alternates OLeary Brill. Mrs Walter Hosts Tea For Mrs Schreiter Of Milwaukee.
Ralph Chryst was feted at his home Saturday by friends to celebrate his birthday and recent return from the border with Company M. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoelzer and many relatives, with games, music, and refreshments marking the festive gathering.
The First German Methodist Church Sunday school staged a realistic Christmas scene Monday night under Mil Stender. A manger tableau framed by star light and pine forests drew worshippers with a Christmas carol while Ruth Miller Genevieve Miller and Louise Zeratzky presented the trio at the manger. Betty Burghart served as the Christmas angel and Evelyn and Genevieve Miller performed a piano duet.
Miss Helen D Harrison and Stan ley Harrison of Chicago spend holidays with mother Mrs Gertrude B Harrison at 1510 King street. Miss Ruth Esther Pederson of Minneapolis visits brother Phil A Pederson at 603 South Eighth. Walter Gesell of Milwaukee stays with parents Mr and Mrs Charles B Gesell at 213 South Eighth. Frank Tillman home for holidays. Miss Lilahne returns home at Green Bay for season. Mrs M Erickson hosts son Alfred Erickson of Joplin Missouri. Allan C Werner of Buffalo NY visits parents. Miss Irma Pust home from Ladysmith for Christmas with J Pust at 335 South Fifth. Maude Ahlstrom at Grantsburg for a week. Mr and Mrs C Bangshere of Viroqua visit son Andrew C Bangsberg. Mr and Mrs Chester A Disbrow of Chicago visit parents Mr and Mrs Adam Kroner at 447 Division Street.
A Wisconsin University agricultural department farmers' school will be held at West High in Green Bay from January 16 to 19. Local residents are invited to attend the educational program and demonstrations.
Tom Crawford travels to New York for a quick fling and meets Martha, whose New York adventures reveal his lingering hesitation about marriage. A series of misread signals and social whirl tests their bond until Martha playfully agrees to marry if he can manage time for her.
Chicago police arrested 36 saloon keepers bartenders and druggists for violating the Sunday closing law after defying Mayor Thompson by ignoring the arrest on sight order on Sunday.
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