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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
2
In Homer Minnesota on Friday school closed due to rain and an indoor picnic was held in Woodman hall. Friends gathered at the C W Lake residence to surprise Miss Louise Munroe Friday evening.
Miss Munro made her home during the school year in Winona while Miss Huffman spent a week with friends on Homer Ridge. Many residents attended Memorial day exercises in Winona and Florence Hill celebrated a birthday with a surprise gathering. Picnic parties marked Decoration day in the area as Amy Cross returned to home surroundings.
Property in Hillview addition transfers to Anton Keppel from August Brietzke for 800 dollars. A deed is filed with register A. E. Thompson. Edward Stickler sells city property in Onalaska for about 1000 dollars. Ole Christopherson sells Holmen area farm to Christine Johnson for about 1000 dollars.
Jim Kendrick uncovers a jewel caper at his aunt Maria Woodworth's home after a burglar maid triggers a midnight search. A wardrobe prisoner hides, and a misidentified emeralds swap reveals a sapphire necklace outshines the supposed emerald haul.
Jim Kendleton suspects a burglary as Aunt Maria hides the Woodworth emeralds in a slipper. The reveal ties his fate to Hester Janway while Aunt Maria plans to pass the emeralds to Jim’s future bride, with flirtation and intrigue at the New Year’s ball.
The portable saw mill of F. L. Tainter was moved home from Wilson on Monday after a large set of logs was sawed on the H. Habeck farm. The rig has operated for two months and will be laid up for the season after finishing here. William Chalmers remains critically ill at his Homer Ridge home.
Advert reads Resinol Ointment offers immediate relief from itching and soothing coolness for troublesome skin. It claims 20 years of medical use and availability at all druggists.
Regular use of Resinol Soap helps prevent rashes and chafings in babies. It is pure and free from harsh alkali and contains Resinol medication that many physicians rely on for skin troubles.
The fragment contrasts individuals involved in a train wreck, labeling the wrecking man a criminal while implying broader responsibility by the railroad, suggesting systemic or collective liability. The terse wording hints at legal or moral accountability debates surrounding railway disasters.
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