Local News Briefs on Injuries Visits and Local Events
Mrs H C Schneider remains in St Francis hospital with injuries from a fall showing no major change but resting easier. Eddiee Funkhauser shipped to Burlington Ia for burial. A table raffle at North side laundry raised funds for a new Syrian church with Mrs Aspoor in charge and Mrs J Hahn as winner. Evelyn and Mary Brown return to Winona after visiting Mrs M J Sullivan. Harry Caneen recovered enough to move about. Orabell Sullivan sick with mumps at home. John Downs returned from Wausau after K of P installation. Carl Spreen, crane operator on Milwaukee road, home on visit from Mobridge with family.
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H. C. Schneider
St. Francis Hospital
Eddiee Funkhauser
Burlington
New
Syrian Church
North Side
Aspoor
J. Hahn
Evelyn and
Mary Brown
M. J. Sullivan
Mill Street
Winona
Harry Caneen
Orabell Sullivan
Lower Mill Street
John Downs
Wausau
K. Fo P
Carl Spreen
Milwaukee Road
Mobridge
Sumner Street
Mr. Spreen
Death Notice for Mrs. Leon Formerly Esther Anna N
Death notices report the death of Mrs. Leon formerly Miss Esther Anna N of the North Side in Minneapolis. The body will be brought to La for burial. She was married in La Crosse and had lived here for years. Daughter of Mrs. Charles Linn. Funeral services planned for a future day with details to be announced.
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Leon
Esther Annan
North Side
Minneapolis
la Crosse
Charles Linn
Pleasant Surprise on the North Side
Mr. Frank Gundorf celebrated his 20th birthday at 1030 Mill Street with games and refreshments. Attendees included Louise Je and Mable Peterson among others, with a list of relatives and neighbors sharing the party.
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Frank Gundorf
Mill Street
Louise Je
Mable Peterson
Lizzie Gund
Margaret Eden
Anna Eden
Inga ‘Elson
Cecelia Nagle
Mary Rohrer
Jelen Gundorf
Caroline Rohrer
Peterson
Messrs
Johner
Frank Brown
Carl Loeffler
Am Weigel
Carl Mihlibauer
Id Butterfield
Herman Humfeild
Ben Kramer
Maurice Kramer
Orion Miller
John Gundorf
C. J. Miller
George Kramer
Prohibition Jury Backs Liquor Traffic Ban at Franklin Club
The Franklin club heard George B. Marvin argue for prohibition and Professor Harry Spence oppose it. The jury, after brief deliberation, unanimously favored the affirmative, endorsing prohibition as the true solution to liquor traffic.
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Franklin Club
George B. Marvin
Harry Spence
Jilen
Epidemic of Mumps on North Side Reported
An outbreak of mumps is reported on the North Side with multiple cases. The ill include John Downs, Lonie Farnam, Dorothy Young, and Orabell Sullivan.
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John Downs
Lonie Farnam
Dorothy Young
Orabell Sullivan
North Side Bijefs on Pleasant Wisconsin Trip
Al A Fisher and G J Meyers return from a pleasure trip through northern Wisconsin. Fred Wright of Minneapolis, formerly of this city, visits family at 717 Avon Street and 413 Rose Street before returning this evening. He pursued an apprenticeship at the Sioux shops in Minneapolis and now holds a good position here. Miss Agnes Rudd returns to Winona to attend the normal school.
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al A. Fisher
G. J. Meyers
Wisconsin
Fred Wright
Minneapolis
John Wright
Julia Wright
Avon Street
J. Argal
Rose Street
Wright
la Crosse
Agnes Rudd
Winona
Generator Stolen From Hickisch Boat
An Apple generator owned by W. J. Hickisch was taken from the rear shed space of Benton's boat. Hickisch reported the loss today. The La Crosse Motorboat Club offers a $25 reward for the apprehension and conviction of the thief or thieves due to the club's reward protection.
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W. J. Hickisch
Benton
Knights Install at Wausau Wisconsin
Local council No. 39 Knights of Columbus members traveled to Wausau on New Year’s Day to assist in initiating about 60 new members into the order. Attending were Frank G. Roth John F. Doherty Peter Riley William Rossiter John Hayes John F. Downs James B. Murray Anthony Miller and J. F. Shrank.
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Knights of Columbus
Wausau
Order
Messrs
Frank G. Roth
John F. Doherty
Peter Riley
William Rossiter
John Hayes
John F. Downs
James B. Murray
Anthony Miller
J. F. Shrank
Gilbertson Case Ad Journed to Friday
Hearing in the bankruptcy case of Luis Gilbertson former La Crosse shoe dealer was postponed due to the funeral of Chief Justice Cassaday. The adjournment sets the next hearing for January 10 with the original 5 o'clock time preserved.
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Cassaday
Luis Gilbertson
la la Crosse
Special Sermon by Dr Fowler Tonight
Rev J K Fowler of the First Presbyterian church will call a special meeting this evening with a sermon to be delivered. After the preaching service new members are to be received.
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J. K. Fowler
First Presbyterian Church
Continental offers 20 percent discount on boys' clothing
The Continental advertises a twenty percent reduction on its line of boys' apparel. The offer highlights a durable range and aims to attract family shoppers to the store location offering these price cuts.
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The
Continental
Portage Co F Falls to Chicago Centrals 27 to 11 in Armory Showdown
Chicago Centrals defeated Company F 27 to 11 at the armory last night in a fast game. Superior teamwork and accurate shooting carried the Centrals led by a strong second half surge. Attendance topped 1,100 as Portage head to a ten-day road trip through Hillsboro La Crosse Red Wing Stillwater Hudson and Monomoie.
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Portagehich
Waterloo
Chicago Centrals
la Crosse
Portage
Portage Democrat
Chicago Central
Co. F
Armory
Centrals
Chicagoans
Central
Cena Ee
Whalen
Chicago
Einsperker
Reinke
Monroe
Thompson
Allen
Goodell
Hillsboro
Red Wing
Minn
Stillwater
Hudson
Menomonie
Market Highlights From Chicago New York and Minneapolis
Stocks show strength with high and low readings across many rail and steel names. Wheat and corn futures edge lower while pork prices firm. Minneapolis notes mixed crop prospects with winter wheat outlook subdued yet overall crop conditions favorable.
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Atchison
Brooklyn Transit
Chi. Gt. West
Mo. Pac
Ceconsitae
Eess
Union Pac
U. S. Steel Pld
Miner & Co
Chicago
Minneapolis
Louis
Exceptae Saunalands
New York
Local Tobacco Market Shows Hope Amid Stagnation
The local tobacco market remains stationary with expected relief in a few days or weeks. An Edgerton 1906 packing segment is reportedly taken over by an eastern manufacturer. A local packer hopes new crop buying starts soon, enabling warehouse sorting and winter employment for many workers.
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Eastern Trade Journal
Edgerton
the Tribune
London and New York markets mix amid varied commodities news
From Liverpool to New York the day brings mixed signals. Wheat and corn move modestly with prices wavering while hogs and cattle show slow demand and weak tone in London and Chicago ledgers. Reports cite Budgets and bank outlooks, with notes on Rubber stocks and a poison case in Ohio.
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New York
London
U. S
Inc
Treasury
Hare
Senate
Knickerbocker Trust
Birthplace of James Buchanan Marked in Franklin County
The birthplace of James Buchanan, fifteenth U S president, is now marked by a pyramidal monument near his birthplace cabin at Stony Batter Foltz Franklin County. Funded by Harriet Johnston Lane, its 31 foot high body sits on native stone with a granite plate noting birth date April 23 1791 and death June 1 186? The marker aims to honor the only Pennsylvanian to lead the nation.
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Pennsylvania
United States
James Buchanan
Philadelphia
Buchanan
Stony Batter
Foltz
Franklin County
Harriet Johnston Lane
Washington, D. C
Reward Offered for Apple Generator Theft Evidence
A $25 reward is offered by the La Crosse Motor Boat Club for evidence leading to conviction of the party or parties who stole an Apple generator from the launch behind Benton's shop, at the rear of the premises.
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W. J. Hickisch
Benton
LA Crosse Motor Boat Club
No reason to hide maple syrup under pure food laws
In a playful note, Maude is reminded that despite strict purity laws there is no grounds for secretly taking maple syrup. The line blends humor with consumer-regulation critique.
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Maude
Naval salute at Mount Vernon tradition described
Harper's Weekly notes a naval ceremony observed when ships pass Mount Vernon. A marine guard and band assemble, ship’s belt tolled, colors half mast, bugles play taps, and all salute as vessels pass Washington’s tomb. Describes dolphin and presidential yachts sometimes joining inaugurations.
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Washington
United States Navy
Potomac River
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Dolphin
Mayflower
Sylph
Marine Guard
Bugles
Harper’s Weekly
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