Mission speakers highlight La Crosse Baptists convention
Prominent speakers in La Crosse celebrate a successful La Crosse Valley Baptists association meeting. Attendees heard reports from home and foreign departments, and talks by Miss Lottie Schwartz on Incoming Millions and Lavina Wood on New Japan. Later sessions featured Rev Spark and Dr Judson Thomas.
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Judson Thomas
Chicago
Spark
Dr. Thomas
Thomas
Porto Rico
East
N. K. Larson
Whitehall
Henry
Tomah
Shaffer
Bangor
E. G. Boynton
la Crosse
W. A. Barber
Warren
Clapp
Appleton
Smith
Warrens
Faville
Edmunds
Beaver Dam
CityInvestigates Burlington Road Hydrants Fire Meter Request
The Board of Public Works and Water Committee with Chief Bradfield and President Beckwith will study hydrants at Burlington yards on the north side regarding a petition to install a city water meter. The road argues hydrants serve only fire protection and seeks to use them without a meter. A committee trip today will locate hydrants and report at the next council meeting.
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Committee On Water
Bradfield
Beckwith
Board of Public Works
Burlington
Jenks Plans Large Addition to Ice Works
Louis C. J. of Arctic Ice and Fuel announces a winter expansion on the North Side adding to his already large ice houses. He expects capacity to rise from 17 000 tons to 27 000 tons and will improve river haulage with more teams next year.
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Louis C.J
Arctic Ice and Fuel Company
Democrats Hope to Carry State Campaign Plans Unfold
Wisconsin Democrats project a statewide victory with figures like Manson staying as chair and John A. Aylward likely to seek governor. Other names eyed for attorney general secretary of state treasurer and Congress, while Bryan is seen as carrying the state against Taft. A platform convention will follow the national event in Milwaukee to shape nominations and party strategy.
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Manson
John A. Aylward
M. A. Hoyt
The
Milwaukee News
Byron B. Park
Stevens Point
Julius Thielman
Merrill
T. J. Cunningham
Chippewalls
D. D. Conway
Grand Rapids
P. H. Martin
Green Bay
John Lamont
Wausau
Frank Schutz
Milwaukee
Rose
Gilbert T. Hodges
Monroe
Ward Clemans
Rabine
Byron Barwig
Dodge County
George W. Levis
Nelson
Chas. H. Weisse
James W. Murphy
William J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Taft
Davidson
Bryan
Senate
E. C. Wall
North Side Briefs Chronicle Local Visits and Moves
Mr and Mrs Christ Hammersberg travel to Chicago to meet a sister from Canada. Mrs Smith will visit at 1810 Wood street for months. S E Krussell of Villa Grove Illinois visits Mary Blanchard at 612 Rose street. Jerome Felger visits Rockford. Louis Hart of Marmath North Dakota visits his parents on Avon street. Arthur Vogle goes to Lemon South Dakota to claim land. Gerard Engelstad moves from 908 Gillette street to 1407 Kane street. Lester Covey of Mondovi visits north side friends. H J Richter hosts Ladies Society of the North Side German Lutheran church at 1019 Charles street. John Dorsey and Miss Moulton of Two Harbors return home after visiting M. Dorsey. Mrs W Blanchette and Mrs Hurley return from Winona. Mr and Mrs W G Groff and son John depart for Portland for extended visit. Born to Casperson of Prospect street a son. Mrs John McMahan and daughter of Huron South Dakota return home after visiting J J Graham on George street. N H Kieser on business in Midway. Mrs W E Smith of 2502 Wood street ill at home. Mr and Mrs George Langen visiting L W Emery and return to St Paul. Miss Carrie Fuller arrives from Globe Arizona. Miss Rose Rusche of Kane street leaves for Omaha for a month with friends. Miss Marie Ataalsmith hosts a church entertainment with 18 guests wearing the same costumes as the show. Mrs A C McCormac of Loomis street visiting friends in Chicago. Mr Vernie Wendell of Minneapolis visiting his parents on Berlin.
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Christ Hammersberg
Chicago
Smith
J. T. Hart
Avon Street
Arthur Vogle
Lemon
S. D
Gerard Engelstad
Gillette Street
Kane Street
Lester Covey
Mondovi
H. J. Richter
Charles Street
Ladies’ Society
North Side
Casperson
Prospect Street
John McMahan
Huron
J. J. Graham
George Street
N. H. Kieser
W. E. Smith
Woodstreet
George Langen
L. W. Emery
St. Paul
Carrie Fuller
Globe
Arizona
Rose Rusche
Kanestreet
Omaha
Marie Ataalsmith
Presbyterian Church
A. C. McCormac
Loomis Street
Vernie Wendell
Minneapolis
Berlin Street
Satinskin cream relieves heat rash and chafing
A brief product notice advertises Satinskin cream as a relief for heat rashes hives chafing wind or sunburn priced at 25c per unit. The copy emphasizes quick soothing topical relief for skin irritations commonly caused by sun exposure and sweat.
Entertaining at the Boathouse on Caledonia Street
Miss May Phillips of Caledonia street hosted a Monday evening houseboat gathering with friends. The guests included Mable Byrne, Anastasia Felger, Pernell Horner, Ethel Olberg, Georgena Young, May Phillips, Lincoln Candrian, Walter Erickson, Harry Gotterdam, Fred Holbrooks, Byron Moore, Arthur Schwalbe, all chaperoned by Mrs. Geo Phillips.
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May Phillips
Caledonia Street
Mable Byrne
Anastasia Felger
Pernell Horner
Ethel Olberg
Georgena Young
Lincoln Candrian
Walter Erickson
Harry Gotterdam
Fred Holbrooks
Byron Moore
Arthur Schwalbe
Geo. Phillips
Will Be Wedded This Evening
Miss Julia Mickelstead and Arthur Gilbertson will be married this evening at 8 o'clock at the Charles street Lutheran church. Rev. Vik will perform the ceremony. The bride is a prominent social figure on the north side and the groom works for R. L. Kenyon in this city.
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Julia Mickelstead
Arthur Gilbertson
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Vik
North Side
Mr. Gilbertson
R. L. Kenyon
Roller to Onalaska for City Work
A heavy steam roller was moved to Onalaska this morning to perform city maintenance duties for Onalaska authorities.
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Onalaska
Stranger from Syracuse Drops Dead in Lodgeroom
In St Joseph Missouri on June 4 C H Houghton a Syracuse New York salt company representative entered a Knights of Pythias lodgeroom and after delivering a brief address collapsed and died. He was about 50 years old.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
C. H. Houghton
Syracuse, N. Y
Knights of Pythias
New Route Linking B&O to Reading for NYC Access
Pittsburg reports tonight that Baltimore and Ohio and the Reading will be connected at a point in eastern Pennsylvania. The new link would give the B and O a shorter direct line into New York City, enhancing rail traffic and service.
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Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio
Reading
Pennsylvania
New York City
Some Men Are Lucky In Money Matters
A columnist notes certain men escape a bad quarter by luck, contrasting their ease with others who must wait for a favorable turn in fortune. The remark implies variability in personal finance and resilience among individuals.
Irate Mistress Confronts Maid Over New Hat
A domestic dispute unfolds as the mistress confronts the maid who tried on her new hat. The maid retorts that she only wanted to see how the hat looked on a pretty face, provoking a sharp exchange.
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