North Side Lodge Hosts Joint Installation and Banquet
Masonic Lodge No. 190 of North La Crosse and the Eastern Star held joint installation at the Masonic temple. Joseph Gale received a watch and chain, C. W. Simcock a gold watch, followed by a musical program and a playlet titled The Suffragettes. A banquet concluded the evening with members enjoying the event.
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Masonic Lodge No. 190
North la Crosse
Eastern Star Lodge
Masonic Temple
Joseph Gale
Tyler
C. W. Simcock
Eastern Star
Masons
W. W. Cameron
Fred Franz
Edw. Hasseth
Sol Burdick
Co. L. Lien
Wm. Boelker
T. J. Hadcraft
North Side
Frank Pope
Charles Everette
Hanna Dandertsen
Louise Tolberg
Martin M. Manes
Abbie Cortin
Ada
Ida May
Ruth
John Krueger
Esther
Ben Stork
Martha
Martha Olsen
Woodrich
Davis
Robert Gifford
Lars Instenes
Sentinel
Claud Porter
North Side Briefs Reveal Local Holiday Visitors and Illness
Dreamland hosts a good show while area residents report illnesses and travel. Entries name Eleanor Larkin at 1512 Berlin Street ill at home and several others visiting or returning to or from Caledonia Minnesota and Minneapolis.
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Eleanor Larkin
Berlin Street
Mary Morris
Wood Street
Mary Ryan
Ryan
Gillette Street
Caledonia
Minn
Mae Fitzpatrick
Minneapolis
Elmer Spencer
Leroy
Spencer
Fred Bauch
Sumner Street
Clarence Sorenson
Fountain
A. Carlson
Caledonia Street
T. B. Haraldson
Charles Street
Mesdames Carlson
Picha
H. Stephenson
Stort
Prospect Street
MacCormick
Mallory
George Street
St. Paul
Lucile Mallory
Gilbertson
Mickelstad
State banks prosper with gains and no failures
Madison Wis Dec 28 State Banking Commissioner A E Kuolt will send his annual report to the governor detailing the financial condition of 590 state banks four mutual savings banks and thirteen trust companies. Capital totals 20011650 up 1360000 in the year with resources at 20903749852 up 2303395158. No bank failures occurred in the year or in the past eight years. Thirty four state banks two trust companies and one mutual savings bank have been organized and chartered.
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Madison
Wis
A. E. Kuolt
Mutual Savings Bank
Farmers Organize Club At Holmen
The Holmen Agricultural club holds its first regular meeting today with K O Gaarder as president and a live committee at work to recruit members. A program includes Troublesome Farm Weeds by Prin Frank E Balmer and How Dairy Herds May Be Made More Productive by A J Phillips. The group aims to strengthen cooperative effort for better farming and community life.
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Agricultural Club of
Holmen
K. O. Gaarder
Prin Frank E. Balmer
County Agricultural School
A. J. Phillips
West Salem
School Dances Become More Democratic At Local High
The upcoming Monday night dance at the Masonic Temple marks a shift toward inclusivity. Graduates home for holidays attend to renew acquaintances, while reduced costs and open invitation broaden participation and reduce crowding at the events.
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Masonic Temple
Christmas Ball by Bezer Lodge in McGregor
The Christmas ball by Bezer Lodge No 135 of the Masonic order at the McGregor opera house drew 240 invitations and numerous out of town guests. The event revived the town’s old custom with festive decorations, Potsche orchestra from Dubuque, and a grand march led by May or M X Geske and Miss Marion Marsh. A supper for 140 followed at Hotel Zimmerman.
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M’gregor
Iowa
McGregor
Bezer Lodge
Masonic Order
Opera House
Order of Eastern Star
North McGregor
M. X. Geske
Marion Marsh
Richards
W. F. Daubenberger
A. Clemens
C. F. Spaulding
L. P. Becker
G. S. Donaldson
J. Webb
Harry Eichendorf
Hotel Zimmerman
State treasurer-elect urges end of fiscal year
Madison, Wis. December 28 Assistant State Treasurer Henry Johnson, state treasurer elect, calls for abolishing the fiscal year to improve business methods and accuracy of statements. He warns that the state's finances are in a rather low condition.
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Madison
Wis
Henry Johnson
McGovern
Remission of Taxes Cited in State Budget Debate
The discussions cite a $2,000,000 tax remission as a key factor. A 1913 capitol appropriation may drop from $900,000 to $650,000 with a $100,000 rise in legislative expenses. Johnson estimates 1913 receipts at $8,465,022.95 versus 1912's $8,027,157.79. 1918 disbursements are forecast at $8,439,214.97 against 1912's $8,688,214.57. If a man won't lend after admiring cigars, nothing will provoke him.
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Capitol
Johnson
Spotlight on The Great Divide and The White Sister at La Crosse Theater
The Great Divide, previously a 500 night Broadway hit, opens tomorrow with full scenic production and an strong cast. The White Sister offers a romantic, widely appealing drama with light moments, opening New Year’s Eve at La Crosse theater.
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la Crosse Theater
Princess and Daly Theaters
New York City
William Vaughn Moody
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