LaCrosse County Agricultural School Picnic and Events
The LaCrosse County Agricultural school plans a picnic tomorrow at one o'clock with students hiking to French island head for the final informal gathering of the school year. Class day exercises are Thursday at 2 pm. The senior play Back to the Farm is Thursday night at 8 pm at the New Crystal theater Onalaska. Commencement is Friday at 2 pm with alumni banquet at 6:30 and alumni ball at 8:30 at the school.
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LaCrosse County Agricultural School
French Island
New Crystal Theater
Onalaska
North Side Briefs Show Pleasant North Side Visits
North Side residents report visits and returns across towns with names like Mrs. Hugh Mallory and son Paul at 817 St James, Mrs. Simcock off to Montana, Ben Nelson returning to Bostwick Valley, and a string of others including Miss Caroline Limpert from Mill Street and Miss Anna Limpert in Twin Cities. Local movements include house painting trips to Fairmont, Minn and Fountain City visits, plus recoveries from illness and new arrivals.
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Hugh Mallory
Paul
Minn
Henry Hoppman
Henry
Bostwick Valley
Caroline Limpert
Mill Street
Hokah
Theodore Schroeder
Winona
Paul Redpath
St. Paul
L. Engen
West Salem
T. W. Skemp
Kane Street
Dubuque
Olson
Berlin Street
Rochester
Anna Limpert
Twin Cities
Grace Mallory
George Street
Esther Tuttle
Charles Street
J. C. Kinder
Bugger
Fountain City
Ole Brown
Wood Street
Phillip Pilger
Salem
William Stevenson
Holmen
Minnie Stevenson
E. Edberb
Hilda Luth
Rushford
Funeral attendance for Milwaukee road officials
E G Atkins superintendent of the Southern Minnesota division and C L V Craft general agent left for Milwaukee to attend the funeral of D C Cheney general superintendent of the fuel department who died Friday night at his Milwaukee home.
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E. G. Atkins
Southern
Minnesota
Milwaukee
C. L. V. Craft
la Crosse
D. C. Cheney
Fuel Department
Milwaukee Road
Rheumatic Fever Treatment Suggestions by Dr Creed
The article reviews Rheumatic Fever care favoring mild laxatives over purgatives. Dr Creed prescribes small calomel doses for bilious patients, followed by citrate of magnesia or Actoids to keep bowels open, plus a light diet excluding most animal foods. For pain and fever Anti-Kamma Tablets are recommended at regular intervals, with A-K Tablets sold by druggists.
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M. P. Creed
Blobbs Two Sides Of Every Question Debate
The speaker argues that every question splits into two sides the wrong side and the right side. He frames the dispute as your side versus my side highlighting the clash of perspectives and beliefs. The exchange emphasizes partisan view points and moral contrasts within a public discourse context.
North Side Dims Curriculum in Intensive Farming Plan
North side boards drop many eighth grade subjects and form an intensive five-subject curriculum for about 100 Logan school pupils next fall. English mathematics history civics manual training and cooking plus spelling and penmanship are kept while music drawing and geography are cut. Five teachers will staff the new eighth grade with a large dedicated room and consolidation of seventh and eighth grades into Logan school.
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Board of Education
L. P. Benezet
Benezet
Franklin and Jefferson
Logan
Logan School
How to Stop Stomach Torment and Indigestion
A physician warns that most stomach trouble stems from acids from fermentation. Take Bisulated Magnesia after each meal to dissolve acids, prevent acidity, and relieve distress within five minutes. This inexpensive remedy is described as a safe, effective prescription.
Graduates to hold exercises on June 4 in Bangor Wis
Bangor Wis June 2 Graduates of the class of 1914 will hold exercises Thursday evening June 4 The junior prom will be held Friday evening at Concordia hall Memorial day sales at St Mary church village hall drew patrons The remains of Gilbert Gilbertson arrived with wife and daughter for burial services at Mrs Bosshard home Furniture dealer Witt installs an electric player piano at his restaurant Several locals and visitors attend Memorial day events and visits span nearby towns including West Salem La Crosse and Trent S D
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Bangor
Wis
Concordia Hall
Gilbert Gilbertson
North Dakota
Gilbertson
Hulda Bosshard
M. Bosshard
The
Baptist Church
J. A. Paddock
Presbyterian Church
F. C. Witt
R. J. Floyd
Trent
S. D
Cora Frield
Elkton
Jacob Hagar
West Salem
Moe
Kendall
Johnson
New
N. D
Dakota
James McKinley
FE. N. Waite
S. Steffen
Baby
Winona
N. J. White
Colby
Frank Quackenbush
McOmber
Sparta
W. H. Preston
Beatrice Culpitt
Sarah Sweet
Griffin
Ontario
Henry Trepte
la Crosse
William Hoeschler
Louis Kupp
Johnny Griffiths to Meet Willie Jones in 12 Round Bout
Akron fighter Johnny Griffiths and Brooklyn contender Willie Jones were matched for a twelve round bout set for June 11 in Akron. The announced matchup promises a standing test for both boxers with regional interest in Ohio.
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Akron
Ohio
Johnny Griffiths
Willie Jones
Brooklyn
Notice of Sale in Wisconsin Estate Auction
In La Crosse County Wisconsin the estate of Josephine Kienzle deceased will sell at public auction on June 24 1914 at 9 o clock A M at the east door of the Court House La Crosse to the highest bidder Lot four in block three Burns addition to La Crosse Wisconsin administratrix Agnes Kienzle Baldwin Bosshard attorneys for administratrix
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Josephine Kienzle
la Crosse
County of
Burns
Agnes Kienzle
Baldwin & Bosshard
Strike Threatens Western Road Rail Labor Referendum Vote
Chicago June 2 Officials say 72 000 engineers firemen and enginemen on railroads west of Chicago will vote to strike if wage demands are not met. Negotiations with the general managers committee broke off last night and an all day executive session was held to discuss a referendum strike vote. Managers contend demands are unwarranted and would raise yearly payrolls by about 33 million dollars.
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Chicago
General Managers’ Committee
Milwaukee coast train to stop at Kilbourn for tourists
Train No. 18 will stop on signal at Kilbourn for passengers bound to points east this month. It will make regular stops there during July August and September to serve peak tourist travel periods.
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Kilbourn
Antigo firm leads Anti-Fly Crusade with free shattered flies
Antigo Wisconsin on June 2 reports a local business has taken charge of the Anti-Fly Crusade. The company will give free shatters to participants and a camera to the child who brings in the most dead flies by June 6.
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Antigo
Wis
Wreck injures five near Toledo during crash
Five persons were badly injured near Toledo Ohio early today when an automobile threw a tire and rolled down an embankment. Local police and ambulance crews rushed to the scene to aid the injured. Investigation into the cause of the crash was begun by authorities.
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Toledo
Here
Omnivorous Readers Linked to Great Achievers
A biography of Cecil Rhodes argues that sustained reading fuels success. It counters the myth that only fine loafers read widely, noting that leaders such as Gladstone Tolstoy and Lincoln were voracious, lifelong students who read across many disciplines.
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Rhodes
Cecil Rhodes
Gladstone
Tolstoy
Lincoln
Greatet
Preserve Historic Places of the State in Wisconsin
In Beaver Dam and Richland Center this week the second and third district women’s clubs discuss marking historic sites. Clubs in Paraboo Waukesha Kenosha La Crosse and Madison are noted for landmark work. Mrs E H Van Orden chairs the landmarks committee guiding new dedications with the Wisconsin Archeological Club proposing sites.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Richland Center
Paraboo
Waukesha
Kenosha
la Crosse
Madison
E. H
Couple Marries Quietly in Detroit Then Embarks on Cuba Cruise
Miss Drynan of Port Clinton Ohio and John D Myers of Texas wed secretly in Detroit yesterday. They will spend three years cruising around Cuba aboard the $16,000 Motorboat Myers bought here, according to friends.
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Port Clinton
Ohio
Cabrera Arrival Shaping Durango Cabinet Picks
Durango Mexico June 2 The arrival from Washington of Luis Cabrera a constitutionalist leader in the United States is awaited by constitutionalist heads who expect him to influence the choice of a new provisional cabinet by General Venustiano Carranza. Carranza will name the cabinet soon but remains reticent on personnel.
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Durango
Mexico
Washington
Luis Cabrera
United States
Venustiano Carranza
Carranza
Villa declares goal to establish democratic principles in Mexico
In Torreon on June 2 General Francisco Villa issued a proclamation to the people of the republic stating he is without personal ambition beyond promoting democracy. He credits his victory to the patriotism and discipline of his companions in arms and says the success is due to their principles, not his actions.
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Torreon
Coahuila
Mexico
Francisco Villa
Republic
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