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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1914
Page
4
The La Crosse county agricultural school seniors present "Back to the Farm" at 8 p m tonight in Onalaska's Crystal theater. Written by a University of Minnesota man, the play aims to foster farm affection among younger generations.
Arthur Fowler a 32 year old British man found guilty of first degree murder hanged himself in his Dayton county jail cell early today investigators said Fowler had killed a companion named John Jeams in the case that led to his conviction in Dayton Ohio.
Washington June 4 President Wilson a southern son will accept for the United States the Southern women's monument to the dead of the Confederacy at Arlington. Impressive ceremonies will mark the event with feeble veterans of the lost cause joining Union veterans to honor the South. Mrs Daisy McLauren Stevenson president general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy will present the monument.
A remark suggests that a woman who cuts out expensive mil liner creations and pins a $10 bill in her hair would attract more attention. The sentence implies attention-seeking behavior using extravagant fashion or accessories.
A group of fifty to sixty agricultural leaders from the United States department of agriculture, Wisconsin colleges, and local farmers will tour La Crosse county farms tomorrow led by H. D. Griswold of West Salem. They will visit Griswold Dudley’s Guernsey Dale, the Van der Ohe Jersey farm, W. F. Miller, Snowdoun, and F. J. Stubbs before heading to Onalaska to the county agricultural school and then Holmen to farms of J. M. Halderson K. O. Gaarder and W. D. Sandman, returning to La Crosse in the evening.
Warren Kerrigan performs at Dream land tonight. Rochester welcomes William Knox back from visit with J Knox. Mrs J Sagen returns home to Minneapolis after visiting Mrs S Semingson. Ed Smith returns to Janesville after north side business. O Neil Shoe store offers child pumps at 1. William Kloh of Soldiers Grove comes for grandfather Geo Clemens illness at 1553 Berlin. Gertrude Johnson of Maiden Rock visits north side. Mr and Mrs A Hogan of Houston visit north side. Mrs Buchmiller returns to Alma after north side visit. Paul Wagner ill with pneumonia. L Simonson departs 1728 Loomis for Dubuque. S Erickson departs 1636 Charles for St Paul. George White of St Paul returns from north side visit. Joe Magner leaves for Cassville. A Evenson 1429 George leaves for Savanna. Glen White of Chicago transacts on north side Wednesday. Archie Birnbaum of Montana visits relatives on the north. Eunice Freeman returns from Winona. Ruth Bynning of La Farge visits north side relatives.
The family of Mrs. J. Schaller expresses sincere thanks to all who assisted during their bereavement. They especially thank Rev. Andreas for the floral offerings. MR. J. C. SCHALLER and Children.
A Brazilian tree frog builds a circular mud wall starting at the pond bottom, forming a tubelike nest that rises above water. Eggs are laid inside, and once hatched the young are shielded from fish predators until self-reliant.
A late antique reflection by Marcus Aurelius warns that fame is fleeting and the world is vast. Individuals dwell in a tiny corner of the earth, and few are truly praised amid changing winds of applause.
A class of seven graduates at McGregor High School included Meda Zahn Dorothy Weston Ruth Merritt Olive Claudy Laura Hunting Katherine Benjamin and Fred Phillips. Commencement began with a sermon at Congregational church followed by class day in the opera house and a later address by Dr Arthur A Bennett. The week featured a play presentation a reception and diploma ceremonies with the district noting strong excursion activity and a new band instructor due to illness.
Tommy asks meaning of eyes that see not and Pop answers with a pun about glass eyes, reflecting a humorous play on perception and illusion.
The funeral of Alfred Schrank, son of Mr and Mrs J W Schrank of 2221 Green Bay Street, was held this morning at 8:30 at Fessler undertaking rooms and 9 o clock at St Josephs Cathedral. Rev Philip Franke officiated in Rey Sluyter's absence. Interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
Thorp Wis high school graduates substituted a home program with a trip to Madison on June 4 visiting the college of agriculture and the state capitol. Several students plan to study agriculture after calling on the governor and touring the new state buildings.
The notice announces a public examination of applicants for membership in the La Crosse Police Department to be held at City Hall at 8:00 p m on Thursday June 11 1914 in La Crosse Wisconsin. The notice is issued by the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners with L C Colman as Secretary.
A concise reflection notes that maddening behavior and stubborn rudeness share a fine boundary. The remark suggests human folly and irritability stem from similar emotional roots, inviting readers to consider how perception shapes judgment.
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