Plymouth man accused in piano firm bankruptcy case
A. J. Riedling, once a principal owner of the Riedling Piano company, was arrested in Houston and brought to Sheboygan for trial on charges of making false statements to secure credit. Plymouth Exchange bank and others had filed involuntary bankruptcy against the company with debts around 25 000 dollars. Riedling reportedly shipped the plant and machinery to Houston and formed another similar company.
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Plymouth
Wis
Plymouth Exchange Bank
A. J. Riedling
Riedling Piano Company
Houston
Texas
Sheboygan
Riedling
Brabant-Weds Miss Skailand In Quiet North Side Ceremony
Miss Ella Skailand of 1998 Main street and Reuben Brabant of 611 St. Cloud street were married at the First Presbyterian church parsonage by Rev. D. C. Jones. A best man and maid of honor accompanied the couple to a later supper at the bride’s home. They plan to reside on the North side of town.
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Ella Skailand
Main Street
Reuben Brabant
St. Cloud Street
First Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Brabant
Milwau kee Road Section Work Gains Momentum
Section work on the Milwaukee road resumes with forty five Italian laborers arriving to continue the project where earlier crews left off at La Crosse. They work under the personal supervision of foremen.
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Peter Fischbach
la Crescent
Burlington
Milwaukee Road
la Crosse
Delay in Treatment Prompts Health Warning for Kidney Remedy
A medical notice warns that delaying treatment for a slight irregularity that Foley's Kidney Remedy could cure quickly may lead to serious kidney disease. The ad claims the remedy rebuilds worn tissues and strengthens the organs, attributed to O. T. Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
North Side In Brief Local Visits And Events
Mrs R J Hurley and children of 1204 Caledonia street left for St Paul to visit relatives. Miss Mary Morris of 1204 Caledonia street visits friends in St Paul. Tabernacle Baptist Sunday school plans a picnic at Myrick park tomorrow. Alderman Geo B Marvin Jr left for Milwaukee on a business trip Wednesday night. German Methodist Ladies Aid to meet Friday afternoon with Mrs Charles Esterlee at 2190 block Charles street. Mrs J C Dean and Miss Daisy Dean of 1621 George street visit Huntington Virginia. Mrs Lars Jenson of 1347 Geo re street operated on at Lutheran hospital about two weeks ago.
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F. A. Morley
Frances
Charles Street
Huntington
German Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
Berlin Street
Galesville
Wm. Stevenson
Dresbach
Mike Lasser
Logan Street
George Street
J. J. LaRue
West
Minneapolis
Wilton
Wis
la Crosse
Minn
Mary Morris
Caledonia Street
St Paul
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Myrick Park
Geo. B. Marvin, Jr
Milwaukee
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Methodist Church
Charles Esterlee
J. C
Water Committee to Seek Expert Aid on City Water
The seven member water committee plans to summon an expert to advise on solutions for the city water problem. Opposition to the wall system persists amid concerns about reliable supply.
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Water Committee of Seven
Sister Difs at Watertown
Mrs. M. H. Kenney of 1018 Pine street reports her sister Mrs. Mary Landy, a well known Water town resident now in Minneapolis, has died at the home of Mrs. Belle Bergen in Water town Wisconsin. The body passes here at 5 15 tonight en route to Minneapolis for the funeral. Mrs. Landy is also sister to Mrs. Thomas Langan of Spokane Washington, formerly of La Crosse, who is in critical physical condition.
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M. H. Kenney
Pine Street
Mary Landy
Minneapolis
Belle Bergen
Watertown
Wis
Landy
Thomas Langan
Spokane
Wash
la Crosse
Schools to save water by limited sprinkling during vacation
The education board orders sprinkling at only one school building at a time during vacation to conserve the city water supply. One janitor handles sprinkling while others oil floors varnish desks and paint. Many workers are reroofing Third district school under urgent repairs.
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Board of Education
No I never associate with my inferiors says Radley
Dialogue shows Radley claiming not to associate with inferiors and Miss Cutting replying she has never met any of his inferiors. The exchange hints at class tension and social boundaries in a fictional or historical setting.
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Tribune
Radley
Miss Cutting
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Mennen
Colgate
Dr. Koch
Ficcie
Rose Street
Caledonia ST
Worth la Crosse, Wis
Lacrosse Tribune
North Side
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Newell Barber A
North Side Advertising and News
North Side News
R. Brabant
R. J. Hurley
St. Paul
Irvine
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Main St
Ree
LS A
Contest Dept
la Crosse Tribune
the Tribune
Dist
Water Committee
Blackburn
A. & C. Sletten
N. la Crosse
Rice & Eberhart Coal Company
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