Cotton condition estimates across states reveal varied U S cotton health
The agriculture department crop reporting board estimated on May 25 that cotton condition was 0 per cent normal after 74.3 on May 2 and 101.4 in 1914. Virginia to California show state by state indexes with ten year averages, California missing decade record.
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Washington Jones
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
California
North Side Briefs From the Minneapolis Area
Local notes report Mrs Alonzo Swinzrod returning home from Minneapolis and Mr John Moore visiting La Crescent. Russell Peterman recovers enough to go out, Lloyd Engebretson returns to Minneapolis, and Mrs T ONeil hosts. Several residents and visitors are listed with streets and relations.
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O'Neil Shoe Store
Alonzo Swinzrod
Mill Street
Minneapolis
Rela
John Moore
la Crescent
Ben Kneese
Avon Street
Russell Peterman
Loomis Street
Lloyd Engebretson
Gillette Street
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bethel Church
Andrew Sletten
Lester O'Neil
Chicago
Lien Installed as Pastor at Hethel Lutheran Church
Arthur T. Lien a Augsburg seminary student from Minneapolis assumes the Hethel Lutheran church pastorate on Sill and George streets succeeding Rev O J Christensen. Ordination and installation services led by Rev O H Sletten of Minneapolis assisted by Rev B Michaelson will be held both morning and evening with a music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur T. Lien
Augsburg Seminary of
Minneapolis
Hethel Lutheran Church, Sill and George Streets
O. H. Sletten
Rev. B. Michaelson
Frank to Have Mercy Is Belief
Atlanta June 1 a recommendation by the prison commission to the governor on Leo M Frank's petition for commutation from death to life imprisonment was expected before the end of next week. Commissioners would not discuss the case and the governor was silent though it was generally believed the recommendation would be favorable.
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Atlanta
Prison Commission
Leo M. Frank
John Tietz Weds Minneapolis Girl
John Tietz a North side grocer married Carrie Dahl of Minneapolis at the German Lutheran parsonage 1128 Avon street in a private ceremony officiated by Rev Julius Berg holz. The couple with Miss Cora Engebretson and Karl Tietz attended. They return from a brief La Salle Minnesota honeymoon and reside at 1202 Charles street.
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John Tietz
North Side
Carrie Dahl
Minneapolis
Avon Street
Julius Bergholz
Cora Engebretson
Karl Tietz
Swanson May Get Well After Head Injury
Gratifying improvements in the condition of E A Swanson Burlington fireman who was struck on the head by a mail driver at Genoa last Tuesday are reported from the Lutheran hospital. Initial skull wounds were considered critical but doctors now expect recovery.
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Enope
France
Congress
National Assembly
Franklin
New Republic
Europe
America
United States
Anheuser-Busch
St. Louis
E. A. Swanson
Burlington
Genoa
Lutheran Hospital
Dr. J. W. Lee Laid To Rest In California
The body of Dr. J. W. Lee former La Crosse resident and husband of Mrs. Hanna Lee 818 Wall street was buried last week at Woodlawn Cal. The burial was ordered by La Crosse Court of the Independent Order of Foresters of which he was a member.
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J. W. Lee
la Crosse
Hanna Lee
Wall Street
Woodlawn
Cal
Lee
Independent Order of Foresters
Dr. Lee
Leading Citizen Probed by Family Ties
Quote notes a local figure rising quickly to a top federal post, with a claim that his brother-in-law dominates politics. The Cleveland Plain Dealer cites praise and suggests possible influence in ascent.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Notice to Contractors La Crosse bridge riprap project
The Board of Public Works of La Crosse will accept sealed proposals by June 10 1915 for furnishing all materials and completing work on filling the pile and timber bridge adjoining the steel bridge over west channel and riprapping the fill sides. Bonds 30 percent required. alternate 15 percent cash deposit. Bids must be accompanied by bond and submitted separately from proposal.
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Board of Public Works
City of la Crosse
City Hall
West Channel
County of la Crosse
Gambling crusade paper wrecked by Nitro blast in Sapulpa
Sapulpa Oklahoma June 1 Fire followed a Nitro glycerine explosion used to destroy the Sapulpa Daily Herald press and linotype. The inferred policy had been to close gambling and illegal liquor sales. City Editor C R Long said warnings had been given to ease the fight.
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Sapulpa
Okla
Sapulpa Daily Herald
C. R. Long
Long
City of La Crosse bid rules and penalties 1911
Contract terms warn that bids may be rejected and that chosen contractors must enter with satisfactory sureties. If the contractor fails to complete by the specified date, he pays the city one half of one percent of the bid for each day overdue. The board reserves the right to reject bids or parts thereof. Dated May 28 1911. Audited May 28 1915.
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la Crosse
John Vollmar
Fred Schnell
Carl Hanson
Board of Public Works
W. J. Fries
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Benjamin Franklin
Merica
Washington
Lord Chatham
Winona Liquor Company, Inc
Inona, Minn
St Louis
PNOS
Nn Ade
Cotton Crop Report
Gosh
North Side Briefs
FE. A. Forss
Kane Street
Esther Peters
Charles Street
Fred Stirneman
Caledonia Street
International News Service
George McManus
Maggie
Say -Oswald
Joe
DOWN
Rev. Lien
Frank
Leon
Swanson
the Bijou
Balboa Pathe Co
Pathe
Fritzi Scheff
Mrs. Smith
BIJOU
Majestic
Dardanelles
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