River Pioneer Days and Hokah River Steamboats
The article recalls early Hokah river life with steamboats like the Transit from Crosse to Tiokah and the Lie Veank up Rushford, noting ferry troubles, dam construction, and town developments around Mokah and Debaty. It describes the 1880s river works, railroad actions, and the first sawmill visions, alongside a 1860s dam and canal efforts and a bathing house by the river.
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Rushford
Tiver
Dt Crosse
Tiokah
Tinsten
Tokat
Teneh’s
Firiders
Damien Dene
Clements & Amira
Otherfasoriie Co Bety
Debaty
Hokah Records
Firat
Or Thompson
Ealtoh
Ermiree
Employment offices place over two thousand jobs
Agency data show more than two thousand positions filled by employment offices for the week ending June 2, with farm labor shortages noted and widespread hiring activity across sectors. The report lists public and private offices reporting figures, reflecting labor demand and market conditions during the period.
La Crosse Leads Wisconsin Infant Mortality Rankings
La Crosse ranked second lowest in Wisconsin for infant mortality last year among cities over 10,000 population, with a rate around 50 per 1,000. The American Child Health Association report lists 21 cities showing favorable trends, with Milwaukee and Green Bay among higher rates.
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la Crosse
Coutain Sa
Nnrial
American Child Health Association
Washington, D. C
Wanu Claire
Janesville
Shebeygen
Oshkosh
Racine, du Lac
Renosla
Superior
Milwaukee
Ashland
Green Bay
Ovens Point
Manitowoc
Fay Laisey West
Bent
Infant death rate standings show city ranking shifts
The report notes Madison had the lowest rate among over ten thousand population cities at 47, with Janesville and Eau Claire following. It highlights 1882 gains, 1917 data with 157 infant deaths per thousand in Martive, and calls full-time health officers and universal birth registration key to further reductions, citing Newark and Braintree as leaders in smaller ranges.
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Madison
Janesville
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Matvite
Unite Siites
Braintree
Mass
Milwaukee
Favorsbirntaeng
Newport
Trempealeau Notes and Local Social Roundup
Trempealeau notes detail visits including Dr Jolita ayes of Ohio visiting Mabel Ford and plans to travel to Grenite Falls and relatives in Kandiohin and Jones Mich. Travelers to Saskatchewan Canada and Dayton Ohio noted. Trempealeau Bay baseball game ended Trempealeau 7 Trempedhau 2. Monthly Tremperteat Speed club meeting set for Kool Building. Myrtle Grover returned from Yellowstone and Mrs George Squires hosted dinner with guests. Various residents reported travels and visits among Trempealeau and nearby communities.
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Ohio
Ewests
Nes
Willis Thames
Trempesleau
Taylor
Trempedhau
Kool Building
Myrtle Grover
Yello
Regiment marksmen set world rifle record in US army unit
The Wiret battalion of the 25th Infantry achieved a world rifle record as every member qualified as marksman or better. Statistics claim the global population more than doubled in 414 years ending with the year sisi.
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Douglas
25Th Infantry
United States Army
Sisi
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J. A. Amodt, Ortometrist
Linker Bldg
Weihaupt-Savage Co., Inc
South Fourth St. Titone 3
Market Square
Detroit
Trempealeau Notes
Trempenleau Bay
Victor Larson
Los Angeles
Amy Peterson
South St. Paul
Pearl Winters Menda
Roy §Titkie
M Irs
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Garey Towner
Sudlow Ard Son
Minneapolis
Ruplin Baking Co
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Fred Weruseco
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