Dawes Pleased With Winona Move Of Dawes Shoe Factory
H W Dawes, who moved his Dawes Shoe factory from La Crosse to the Grabow building in Winona, reports progress arranging the basement and second floor. Machinery arrived and will be installed soon. Dawes praises Winona and its businessmen and has moved his family to 425 West Wabasha Street.
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H. W. Dawes
George Street
Wizona
Dawes Shoe Factory
la Crosse
Winona
Mrr
Dawes
Wabasha Street
Jenks Builds 30 Mile Boat at Old Vote-Berger Plant
A new 30 mile boat for Jenks is under completion at the Vote-Berger plant. The vessel measures 57 by 51 feet two inches and is powered by a 75 horsepower motor.
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Jenks
Vote-Berger
Modeled Boat to Enter Southern Races With 30 MPH Claim
Louis Jenks of Arctic Ice and Fuel builds a 57 foot racing boat, modeled after Kenry Boat, aiming to win southern speed events. Robert Henry assembled the hull at Vote-Berger factory with Beaman 75 hp engine, green finish, oak and mahogany trim. Jenks expects about 30 mph and plans fleet races at Burlington, with Ellis confirming the craft should outrun rivals in its class.
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Louis Jenks
Arctic Ice and Fuel Company
Robert Henry
Vote-Berger
Henry
Beaman Marine
Jenks
Burlington
Mr. Jenks
Mr. Ellis
Surprise Party for Mrs. Lockemer Before Milwaukee Move
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the B. R. T. hosted a farewell surprise at Mrs. Oswald Lockemer’s daughter Mrs. R. Wuest’s home on upper Gillette Street. Guests enjoyed refreshments at 10:30 and music by Miss Shackley and others. Attendees included Irma Shackley Devine Kearney Harden Mesdames Grimes Brown Larkin Shafer Nutting Smith Knight Pettinger J Larkin Welch and R Wuest.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Oswald Lockemer
R. Wuest
Gillette Street
Lockemer
Milwaukee
Miss Shackley
Shafer
Brown
Franklin club banquet replaces Presbyterian church event
The program announced as a Presbyterian church banquet last night is actually the Franklin club banquet at the Presbyterian church. Mr. Matt Larkin of 1002 Berlin Street is seriously ill at home. Wm Shafer, a Milwaukee conductor, has returned to work after a severe illness.
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Presbyterian Church
Franklin Club
Matt Larkin
Berlin Street
Wm. Shafer
Milwaukee
Jerry Lyman
Alice
Elroy
P. F. Welch
Dubuque
Mr. Welch
Aberdeen
S. D
Car Street
T. J. Schomers
Winona
A. W. Fuller
Avon Street
C. E. Silloway
Wood Street
W. E. Wheeler
Chicago
L. T. Courtwright
Davenport
Towa
W. J. Schultz
C. M. Leary
H. Schneider
Hood’s Sar saparilla promotes health with many ingredients
The article extols Hood’s Sar saparilla as a curative tonic containing more than twenty ingredients, claiming unique power for a wide range of ailments from blood diseases to stomach troubles. It emphasizes there can be no substitute and notes formats in liquid or Sarsatabs. Also includes local social updates and transit delays.
Kidney Remedy Praised by New Hampshire Reader
Mrs. S Joyce of Claremont writes that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured a severe, long standing kidney trouble. She recommends the medicine as grand and good. The testimonial is signed by O T Erhart.
DOREY PRESIDENT OF GOOD FELLOWS
At the annual meeting of the Goodfellows club Tuesday night at Jay street rooms the officers for the ensuing year were elected. President H B Dore, vice president Jack McKibbin, secretary W J Boyer, treasurer Fred A Schultz, correspondent secretary R J Roth. A social session followed the regular meeting.
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The
Goodfellows’ Club
Jay Street
H. B. Dore
Jack McKibbin
W. J. Boyer
Fred A. Schultz
R. J. Roth
Goodfel
War in the Syrian Camp In County Court Case Dismissed
In Little Syria, supervisor Dwyer's ward, Matt Monsoor vs David Moses opened before County Judge John Brindley. Moses described beating injuries after a baseball club fight. The case was dismissed on motion by the district attorney. Attorney John Doherty represented Moses.
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Little Syria
Dwyer
Matt Monsoor
David Moses
John Brindley
Monsoor
Moses
John Doherty
Express accuses Churchill of concealing trade statistics
The London Express charges President Churchill of the board of trade with hiding department statistics on American workers' property to avoid fueling protectionist sentiment in England. It hints liberals fear loss in the forthcoming election if free trade is shown to be unsupported by conditions in America.
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London
The
London Express
Churchill
Board of Trade
England
Express
America
Small Chimney Fire on Grove Street Extinguished
A chimney fire between Ninth and Tenth streets prompted No. 1 fire company to respond yesterday noon. The blaze was put out with a few handfuls of salt and caused no damage.
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Grove Street
Ninth
Tenth Streets
No. 1 Fire Company
Corporations Plan Unity Against Publicity Tax
Chicago factory heads plan to form a coalition to oppose a corporation excise tax and its publicity clause they say will reveal customers and methods, hurt trade, and tilt competition. They call the act class legislation and argue it infringes on states rights by taxing non interstate business.
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CHICA
Chicago
Caim
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Varied Remedy Claims Slowed Cold
After exposure and at early signs of a cold, Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as a throat and lung remedy that stops coughing relieves congestion and expels the cold from the body. It is mildly laxative. Refuse substitutes. O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Norden's Annual Banquet Big Event for La Crosse Norse
The Norden society holds its holiday banquet in the society hall this evening replacing the Sylvester ball. Leading Scandinavians from La Crosse and nearby areas will attend. The program features toasts and speeches by prominent local speakers and organizers anticipate the largest gathering yet.
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Norden
Norden Society
la Crosse
Sons of Veterans meet at Hall on Mill Street
Colonel Moore Camp No. 22 asks all members to assemble at their hall near No. 2 Police Station on Monday night January 3 for a meeting.
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Ambers
Colonel Moore
Sons of Veterans
Mill St
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