Campbell Imposes New $350 Saloons License
Campbell adopts a new $350 liquor license for saloons, $150 higher than prior yearly taxes on dispensers. All Campbell saloons report strong business, with investigators noting every saloonkeeper has secured a license this year. One saloonkeeper predicts the higher fee won’t cut numbers since operators themselves bear the cost.
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Supt Cheney's Car Off The Tracks At Tunnel City
A Milwaukee railroad brakeman applied brakes between the tracks causing Assistant Superintendent Cheney's special car to derail at Tunnel City. The coach suffered serious damage, wrecking crews worked six hours to right it, then moved to Minneapolis later. Cheney continued toward Seattle on inspection. No injuries reported.
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Tunnel City
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Repair Pumps Restore Onalaska Water Supply
Fire destroyed the pump house in Onalaska leaving the city without protection overnight. By early morning repaired machinery provided enough water to supply the town until new pumps are installed, though the station was a complete loss with only two walls standing.
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Onalaska
Closing Exercises At French Island School District No 6
Friday evening the school house hosted the closing exercises for District No 6 with a program arranged by teachers Miss Gertrude Dickens and Miss Erma Shhackley. Local notices include a Ladies' Aid meeting at Pettibone park next Thursday with a picnic supper and invitations to all friends. Various residents are noted in travel, visits, and activities from Caledonia to Milwaukee and West Salem, with reports of illnesses, weddings, camping trips, and a funeral for Wellington Kish.
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Erma Shhackley
Ladies’ Aid Society
North Presbyterian Church
Pettibone Park
Pat Keaveny
Caledonia Street
Lucien Reid
Robert Moore
Howard
Douglas Morris
Morris-Wallace
Onalaska
Archie Mosher
Rice Lake
Senator Morris
F. H. Hartwell
St. Louis
M. la Fleur
Wood Street
West Salem
Roy Marshall
Milwaukee
Peter Fishbach
North Dakota
Frank Smith
A. L. Marshall
Bert Marshall
Harry Marshall
Laura Davidson
Hugh Marshall
Hokah
Harry Ellison
Kane Street
Grand Rapids
Wis
F. Dowell
Munson
E. E. Hiscox
Chicago
Wellington Kish
Caledonia Methodist Church
Ed Jerne
Milwaukee Road
Melvin Raymond
West Bend
Ray Hiscox
Minnesota
Foley's Orino Laxative Ad Claims Liver Relief
An advertisement for Foley's Orino Laxative promotes its use for stomach and liver trouble and habitual constipation. It claims to sweeten the stomach and breath, gently stimulate the liver, regulate the bowels, and surpass pills and ordinary laxatives. Signed by T. Erhart.
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T. Erhart
Old Friends of Ss. Y Hyde Visit from Winona Trio
Ss Y Hyde received visitors yesterday from Winona three old friends Charles Horton A B Youmans and Captain John F Martin. Martin is 85 and long served as Winona county sheriff. The foursome arrived in Hortons car and despite their aged status, described as 794 years collectively they felt young and keen.
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S. Y. Hyde
Winona
Charles Horton
A. B. Youmans
John F. Martin
Winona County
Mr. Horton
Mr. Hyde
Messrs. Hyde
Horton
Youmans
Martin
Learn to say no when you mean no unless you are a woman
A provocative slogan tackles consent norms and gender dynamics, urging clear boundary setting. The message highlights social pressure on women and the expectation to acquiesce in conversations about refusal and autonomy.
Auto Party Has Eventful Trip to La Crosse
A traveling party from Chicago to La Crosse suffered car trouble near Ontario Wisconsin when a tire was lost and later a second mishap nearly caused a serious accident near the bluff. Mrs Laura Chase and her son and daughter were aided by Miss Miriam Harrison who brought them to La Crosse by carriage. A team will be sent out to retrieve the disabled auto.
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Laura Chase
la Crosse
Chicago
Ontario
Wis
Miriam Harrison
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Remedy Claim
An advertisement urges readers with sluggish liver dullness and constipation to take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets before bed promising relief by morning. The copy emphasizes a quick, mornings right feeling.
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Chamberlain
Modern Woodmen to consolidate camps in La Crosse
Final preparations are underway for the consolidation of two south side Modern Woodmen camps in La Crosse on Friday evening July 9. The event aims to boost membership to about eight hundred and launch a Booster Club to reach 1,000 by year end. State Deputy Head Consul B F Keeler will report on his Colorado Springs tour, Paul W Mahoney will review the society, and Jno E McConnell will speak on Fraternity with refreshments and a smoker to follow. Black River camp No 507 of North La Crosse is invited. attendance is Woodmen only, with all invited.
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Colorado Springs
Woodman
Paul W. Mahoney
la Crosse
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