Cheney Funeral Tuesday Morning
State funeral services for D. C. Cheney, late general superintendent of the Milwaukee Road fuel department, will be held Tuesday at 10 30 AM in Milwaukee. The body will go to Watertown for interment. E. G. Atkins and C. L. V. Craft will attend, with officials from the system present. Cheney previously headed the La Crosse division and was well known among railroad men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Cheney
Fuel Department
The
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Thomas Undertaking
Milwaukee
Watertown
Southern Minnesota
C. L. V. Craft
Cheney
la Crosse
White Plague Claims Mrs Rusdal in Viroqua Death
Mrs Elena Rusdale 29 wife of John Rusdale of Viroqua died Sunday morning at one o'clock from pulmonary tuberculosis at a local hospital. Survived by husband, her Westby parents, seven children Hilda Gerald Sigrud Lulu Martin Leif Esther, two sisters Sophia Sorenson and Inga Aalgard of Westby, two brothers. Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Elena Rusdale
John Rusdale
Viroqua
Rusdal
Westby
Hilda
Gerald
Sigrud
Lulu
Martin
Leif
Esther
Sophia Sorenson
Inga Aalgard
Hanson Infant Dies at Ten Months Old
Leslie Hanson, ten months old, son of Mr and Mrs Hans Hanson of 1618 George Street, died Saturday noon after an illness with an infantile disease. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 at home with Rev O L Christenson of Bethel Lutheran Church officiating. Burial in Onalaska Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie
Hans Hanson
George Street
O. L. Christenson
Bethel Lutheran Church
Onalaska
Trainmen Hold Keewatin To Four Points
Showing much better form than in the Saturday game with North La Crosse, the B. of A. T. team held Keewatin academy to four points. Nally and Davis composed the battery for the trainmen. The score was 4 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North la Crosse
B. of A. T
Keewatin Academy
Nally
Davis
You can never tell. Many a man who lives to a ripe old age is still pretty green.
A compact reflection on human aging and wisdom noting that longevity does not guarantee maturity or experience. The speaker suggests that even at an old age some remain unseasoned or naive, highlighting the gap between years lived and insight gained.
Cleveland mounts policewoman faces crowd glare
Miss Pearl Kray, Cleveland's first mounted policewoman, complained that thousands in Edgewater stared at her and called it something scandalous, leaving her embarrassed.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Miss
Building Up the Blood with Dr Williams Pink Pills
An ad describes ill health without a single organ being at fault and promotes Dr Williams Pink Pills as a systemic tonic. It claims quicker blood quality improvement, visible changes in cheeks lips eyes and energy, and suggests persisting treatment for debility. Free pamphlet available from Dr Williams Medicine Co. Schenectady NY. sold by all druggists.
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Williams
Dr Williams Medicine Co
Schenectady
N. Y
Dr. Williams
Sultana the tigress dies at Bronx zoo in sorrowing mate
NEW YORK June 1 Sultana a Thibet tigress died in the Bronx zoo Sultan her mate refuses to eat and guards the body keeping watch over Sultana's corpse. The odd scene follows reports of convicts offering pacification music to Mexico if allowed to join Sing Sing prisoners on July 4.
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New York
Sultana
Bronx
Sultan
Wilson
Mexico
Mexico City
Paris
London
Mary
Durbar II
Chicago
Youngstown
Ohio
Excel Bannet
Excel
Irvine offers new Sterling Silver bon bons and tea sets
Irvine showcases a full line of Sterling Silver items including bon bons marmalade jars tea balls bread trays vases berry bowls and more. The message promises very low prices for quality goods and presents them as attractive gifts from W. T. Irvine Diamonds.
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Irvine
W. T. Irvine
North Side Briefs Show Busy Social Round
Local notes report Irene Sorenson returning home from Waukon Iowa and many neighbors visiting friends in towns across the region. Entries list returns from Hokah Cochran Alma and Winona, various visits in St Paul Fargo Grand Forks and Westby, a birth in Winona, and social events at the Dome and Olive branches.
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Irene Sorenson
Wood Street
Waukon
Iowa
Rick Wall
Holmen
North Side
Cooney Johnson
Ettrick
Wis
Leo Loeffler
No. 2
Guy Atkinson
Burlington
Trempealeau
Chicago
Miss Stark
Cochrane
Eleanor Merwin
Galesville
Gillette Street
O'Neil
Child’s
Alpha Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Winona
Phillip Pilger
Hokah
L. Buchmiller
Alma
Kathryn
Dome
O. Miller
Fountain City
Lynn Winell
Berlin Street
St. Paul
Burg
Christ Hawkinson
Westby
John Blankley
Onalaska
C. E. Swarts
St. James Street
When the shoemaker seeks an assistant does he post for a man of all work
A historical query asks if a shoemaker hiring for an assistant would advertise for a man of all work. It discusses typical shop hiring language and implies varied skills sought in early trades. It notes the phrase often described general duties beyond shoe making.
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Arnold Daly
Ford Sterling
Ford
Richard Crocker
Dublin
Cork
Castoria
Star Theatre
Marguerite Fisher
Charles A. Wasem
Regina
Sask
Mr. Wasem
Canada
Belleville
Commercial Club
Illinois
Witertown
E. G. Atkins
Hanson
Keewatin
Cfip
Cone
Mickey
Oxford
ANG
George McManus
Mickey Alvans
Maggie
Fred-Weruseco
J.bartel Company
Museum of
North Side Briefs
Dreamland
C. Nelson
Caledonia Street
Grand Forks
Fargo
N. D. Guy Gardener
Kane Street
August Zarell
Little Rock
Ark
Sever Sorenson
Esther and
Mayme
Boldman
Rose Street
Minn
Ben Hare
Raymond Rice
Elmer Swanson
Loomis Street
John Christensen
Edith
Hustler
Ada Wiles
Avon Street
Gutten
Dolly
Edison Company
Mary Fuller
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