Rocking Chairs Help Feeble Inmates At La Crosse Poor Farm
An appeal from Superintendent John Johnson and matron for second hand rocking chairs helps feeble residents at La Crosse county poor farm. Old Uncle John Tull, now able to rock by a sunny window, showcases the comfort and simple pleasures these chairs bring to the aging inmates.
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John Johnson
la Crosse Peple
John
County Poor Farm
John Tull
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John” Tull
Mindoro
Yeomen Install New Officers and Open Meeting
Hickory Homestead No 806 Brotherhood of American Yeomen held a regular meeting in Covenhall selecting officers for the year and inviting new members. Over two hundred members attended with fifty applications acted on. a program followed including music and refreshment. An open meeting is planned for February 25 with an application shower and over one hundred members anticipated.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Covenhall
Jas. B. Murray
H. A. Lee
C. W. Wil
M. and
C. Foster
Elizabeth Drake
Madeline Lee
Mamie Foster
Miss Foster
Mr. Wodrick
Ladies’ Yeomen
Yeomen
Yeomen Prepare Masquerade Ball and Card Party Notes
The local Yeomen announce a masquerade ball on February 11 in Coven Hall for members and friends. Rowena Circle held its fifth card party at Coven Hall with large attendance. prizes awarded to Mesdames Wagner, Ash, Childera, and Adams. Refreshments served after 4:30. Next meeting set for January 19 with card play 2:30 to 4 and business from 4 to 4:30. officers from the past three months were re elected.
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Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Coven Hall
Rowena Circle
Covenhall
Mesdames Wagner
Ash
Judge Grants Divorce Over Ill Temper and Bad Breath
A western judge granted a divorce citing ill temper and bad breath. An ad for Dr. King’s New Life Pills claims they cure constipation that causes bad breath and liver trouble, with promises to dispel colds and headaches. 25c at O. T. Erhart.
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Dr. King
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Troubles of Old La Crosse Railroad
In a 50 years ago item the Winona Republican Herald reprints a New York Herald notice on the La Crosse Railway. It says the long struggle ends as creditors move to take possession of the road on the 16th, with trustees of the third mortgage bond holders proceeding to act.
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Centlemen
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Burlin A
Man
Piamonda
la Crosse
Winona Republican Herald
New York Herald
Wall Street
la Crosse Railway Company
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La Crosse Railroad Fate Foreseen Under New Company
Unsecured bondholders lack security as a new La Crosse railroad organization with moderate capital reemerges, freed from pressing creditors and likely to revive the line. The forecast suggests many railroads face similar destinies under reorganizations.
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la Crosse Company
Mr Bingham Draws Large Audience at Lyceum Night
The Y M C A auditorium was well filled last night for Ralph Bingham, one of the cleverest on the lyceum course. His recitations monologues and music numbers drew enthusiastic applause from the crowd.
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Ralp Bingham
Lyceum
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