Honduras on edge as Hornet threat looms in port
Reports say the converted yacht Hornet, bought from the U S government, heads for Puerto Cortez to bombard the city. American Admiral Davis pledges to keep the peace and may land marines if fighting breaks out while Bonilla and adventurers plan actions against Cavilla's government amid armed sleepers and anti Cavilla expeditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Hornet
United States
Bonilla
Tacoma
Archibald H. Davis
Lee Christmas
Miguel Cavilla
Bon
Wisconsin extension offers ten farmers courses this winter
Madison, Wis December 27 Ten three to five day courses are arranged by the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture extension division. Locations include Ashland Superior Sheboygan Marinette Menomonie Ona laska with several still unnamed. Courses run with county schools and business clubs. Then you ll come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Ashland
Ashland Advancement Association
Superior
Superior Commercial Club
Sheboygan County
Plymouth High School Agricultural Department
Marinette
Marinette County School of Agriculture and Domestic Science
Menomonie
Dunn County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy
Onalaska
la Crosse County School of Agriculture and Domestic Science
Winnicomne
Winnebago County School of Agriculture
Wansau
Marathon County School of Agriculture
Platteville
Spooner
Davilla Faces Silent Challenge Amid Desertion Rumors
The article notes that Davilla targets a successful expedition while rumors say revolutionary agents are active and mass desertion could occur at the first sign of trouble. Officers and men are described as likely to stand by him, though unrest swirls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davilla
Fay Lewis Bowls Easy Win Over West Salem
Fay Lewis defeats West Salem in three games at the West Salem alleys by 158 pins. M Gurlickson led with a 207 total, while L Gullickson of West Salem top-scored for his team with 182. West Salem plans another match, noting a fast, competitive effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lewis
West Salem
M. Gurlickson
L. Gullickson
West Salemites
M. Gullickson
Bonadurer
Whittenberg
Gilberg
Pee, Kane
Schulz
Bakers
Woves Painters
Aleas
Painters
Knebes
A. Smith
Vaves
Paulson
Roads in Scrap for Opera Haul
Milwau kee and Burlington railroads battled for a 4800 payment to transport 300 Chicago Grand Opera Company artists to St. Paul. Louis W. Hill of Great Northern opposed the Milwaukee bid and helped overturn the award, backing Burlington instead. He also cited his 2000 pledge in the opera patrons’ $40000 guarantee fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee and
Burlington
Chicago Grand Opera Company
St. Paul
Louis W. Hill
Great Northern
Milwaukee Road
Max Hirsch
Chicago
Hill
Milwaukee Road Slump Hits Freight and Holiday Travel
The Milwaukee Road faces a business lull with freight engines stored in the round house and layoffs limited as workers take holidays. Railroad men anticipate a pickup by late January as passenger traffic remains strong in the short term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Railroad
Several Men To Be Laid Off After Holiday Vacation
After the holidays several men will be laid off as they return from their vacation. The plan affects multiple workers and reflects temporary workforce adjustments following the seasonal break.
North Side in Brief Holiday Movements and Events
Community notices report numerous residents traveling for holidays and visiting relatives in Minnesota Wisconsin and Illinois. Names include J Wolcott M Pfeiffer Grace Corey Esther Irvine Mabel Thorsen and Charles Loughan with gatherings in Melvina Appleton La Crosse and Chicago. The Copeland Park rink opened for the season and a Rose Street Union Hall event is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wolcott
Fred Nordengren
Caledonia Street
Red Wing
Minn
F. Stallsmith
Lansing
North Side
Esther Irvine
Mabel Thorsen
Miss Irvine
Melvina
B. Jeske
Spring Grove
Charles Ashland
St. Paul
Andrew Hilson
Dubuque
Leland St. Claire
Lake City
Melvin Bruhn
West Salem
John Rockefeller
The
Golden Rule
Minneapolis
Miss M. Pfeiffer
Chicago
Grace Corey
Appleton
Wis
Charles Loughan
Leon
Copeland Park
R. Mourning
Lucinda
George Street
Blandinsville
Ill
Agnes Dagman
F. Bull
Loomis Street
Prairie du Chien
Filton
Missoula
Mont
J. Dubraks
G. J. Dubraks
Billiken Athletic Club
Rose Street Union Hall
George B. Marvin, Jr
la Crosse Hospital
Berlin Street
Lena Liernlokken
Lienlokken
Wood Street
E. B. Wolcott
Fern Wolcott
Sparta
William Green
C. Green
F. M. Green
Charles Hendrickson
Elmer Genderson
Clayton Green
Bertha Irvine
Lee
John Desmond
Old Resident Ferdinand Weiermul ler Dies in Minneapolis Burial Here
The remains of Ferdinand Weiermuller of Minneapolis arrived for burial after living in Lansing Illinois. Born in Germany on September 27, 1829 he came to the United States on June 4, 1873. He is survived by two children Charles of Minneapolis and Mrs Anna Widmeier.
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Lansing
Ferdinand Weiermuller
Minneapolis
Germany
Charles
Anna Widmeier
Uniform insurance bill eyed for fraternal groups
Chicago December 27 Charles E. Piper chairman of the joint committee for the National Fraternal Congress predicts state legislatures will pass the uniform bill for regulating fraternal insurance after a New York conference with insurance commissioners. He says the measure protects over nine billion dollars in fraternal policies and broad support exists among leaders, with little opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Charles E. Piper
National Fraternal Congress
Associated Fraternities of America
New York
Piper
Insurance Department
Dallas
Texas
Duluth
Minn
Hotchkiss
Hardison
Massachusetts
Massachusets
Healthy Plants and Hair Care Ad Claim
The notice argues that plant vigor fails from its root cause and likens it to hair loss. It claims a germ at the hair root causes shedding and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a cure. It notes sales by druggists and a 10 cent sample offer from The Herpicide Co. Detroit with Hoeschler Bros. as special agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Hoeschler Bros
Strong Case for Wisconsin Redskins
Congress man John J. Esch and A. P. Jones say the Wisconsin Winnebagoes case seeking an equal adjustment of tribal funds held in trust will yield results for the Wisconsin branch. Nebraska still owes about $220,000 to Wisconsin Winnebagoes, repaid at $7,000 yearly. The dispute centers on interest and deferred payments with no prior allowance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wisconsin
John J. Esch
A. P. Jones
Indian Service
Black River Falls
Indian Department
Washington
Nebraska
Nebraskans
Wisconsin Redskins
Fraternal Insurance Bill Seen As Compromise For Permanence
The article discusses a proposed law affecting fraternal beneficiary societies and insuring public. It argues the bill will not disrupt associations and allows time to readjust. It notes it is a composite compromise, aiming for solvency and permanence, with potential amendments by fraternals and lawmakers. It cites the Court of Honor adopting mortality-based plans in 1898.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Honor
National Fraternal Congress
Golden rule for daily duty without pain
The text urges performing a task every day that you dislike to form a habit of doing your duty without resistance. It frames this discipline as a golden rule for consistent, purposeful action.
Climate Driven by Human Actions
A concise reflection on how human activities shape the climate, emphasizing the link between fossil fuel use, land use changes, and atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations. The message highlights shared responsibility and the need for collective action to reduce emissions.
Holiday post office breaks record in La Crosse
Assistant Postmaster C. C. Looney reports the Christmas season was the busiest in La Crosse post office history. Increased mail and packages challenged crew efficiency while improvements to the building hindered operations but two shift teams kept handling the surge. Looney credits population growth and a rising volume of commerce.
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C. C. Looney
la Crosse
Looney
Miss Mary Kinne Called By Death
The death of Miss Mary Kinne occurred at her mother Mrs Eleanor Kinne’s home 1716 Charles street from heart disease. Born in Bedford Iowa she had lived here twenty years. Surviving are her mother and three sisters Mrs R B Harris Mrs E W Parker and Miss Grace Kinne. Funeral is tomorrow afternoon with interment at Oak Grove cemetery.
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Mary Kinne
Eleanor Kinne
Charles Street
Miss Kinne
Bedford
R. B. Harris
E. W. Parker
Grace Kinne
Oakk Grove
Millions Starving in Chinese Provinces Amid Famine
Dispatches report three million people starving in Kiang Su and An Hui in northern China. Foreign missionaries strive to relieve suffering, but relief efforts have yet to reverse the famine. The combined population of the two provinces is 37,650,549.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Kiang Su
An Hui
It Is Easier to Stay Out Than Get Involved
A brief note argues that avoidance is simpler than engagement, suggesting minimal risk and fewer commitments as the preferred approach. The text emphasizes caution, restraint, and a preference for staying away from contentious situations.
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DIK
Richmond
Baker & Niebuhr
Richmond Sales Co
la Crosse, Wis
Angle Sam
Farmer’s Courses
SALEM
Hey Bli
HI Blis
Schulze
Federation
A. L. Hereford
Burroughs
Ginaire
Wisconsin Business University
Harry Edson
Doc
Majestic Theatre
Wisconsin Reds
Esch
Postoffee
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