Silk and Wool Fabrics Sale Starter List
A listing of fabrics with prices includes Vigoroux Suitings in summer weight at 44 inches pure wool for $1.00 per yard. Silk Stripe Crepe Ratines at unknown width priced at $1.00. 40 inch Plain Silk Ratines at $1.25. Nub Crepe 40 inches wide at $1.00. Woile and Crepe Windsor with decorative figures at 75 cents.
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Windsor
Colored Dress Fabrics and Silks Listing
A catalog of fabrics with price tags across multiple materials. Includes 48c yard 75c priced silk pongee in all colors, 75c colored dress linens 49 to 75c, 44 inch worsted serge, 85c silk and cotton dress goods, 85c silk nub ratine crepes, 75c crepe de chine 40 inches, and 75c silk ratine in plain colors.
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Martine Voile
Freckles Remedy Promoted With Money-Back Guarantee
A prominent physician authored a freckle removal remedy sold by O. T. Erhart. The product promises a clear complexion with seeming improvement after initial applications. Buyers are urged to request double strength ethine, included in a money-back guarantee.
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O. T. Erhart
Commencement Week Opens at Local High School
Commencement week begins this evening with the junior prom and a busy slate of events. Sunday at 7:45, Rev. Carlos Rowlison will preach the baccalaureate at the Congregational Church. The class day program and a secret rehearsed program follow at the high school. Wednesday hosts a sophomore senior reception in the Hixon annex. Graduation exercises are set for Thursday at the La Crosse theater with a full program of music, orations, recitations, and diplomas presented by Mr. William Luening.
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la Crosse High School
George Leonard Adair
Clarence Co. Alleman
Arthur Bangsbere
Azel Packard Barney
Harold N. Beisel
Georgina Berg
Dorothy Marguerite Blatter
Julien L. Bloom
Margaret
Congregational Church
Carlos Rowlison
Hixon Annex
la Crosse Theater
High School
Ida McLean
Thomas Skemp
Glen Halik
Marie Wester
Knut Houck
Ethel Mabie
Dean Root
George Kreutz
William Tomicek
William Strauss
Raymond Grams
Winifred Forbes
Harry Marshall
Eleanor Schweizer
William Luening
Board of Education
LACROSSE U C T TEAM DOES WORK
Marshfield Wis June 5 heavy rains delay numerous United Commercial Travelers delegations for state convention opening yesterday Ashland Eau Claire Chippewa Falls Superior late trains Wausau 100 plus delayed bridges Eau Claire special train noon reports of committees basis for today and Saturday Milwaukee La Crosse initiated under grand council 200 in attendance near 1000 travelers Marshfield decorated crowd expected grand parade banquet and ball planned tonight
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Marshfield
Wis
Wisconsin
United Commercial
Ashland
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Superior
Wausau
Grand Council
Milwaukee Council No
la Crosse No
Storm kills four in Cleveland area and crops damaged
Four people are confirmed dead with many injured as a severe storm brings electric outages, heavy winds, rain and hail across northern Ohio. Reports from Cleveland indicate extensive crop and property damage and widespread disruption from the weather event.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Wisconsin Extends Cooperative Extension Work Approval
Governor McGovern has assented to the federal act of May 28 1914 providing cooperative extension work between agricultural colleges. He authorized the Wisconsin Regents to receive installments under the act and to organize extension work with the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture before the next legislative session adjourns.
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Madison
Wis
McGovern
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
State of
Wisconsin
College of Agriculture
Congress
Borrowing trouble proves harder than shedding it
A concise adage notes that once concern is taken on, it lingers longer than expected. The saying warns against inviting needless worries, urging practical steps to address issues rather than ruminating.
Heavy rains flood homes and disrupt travel in Appleton
Rains totaled four inches in a day surpassing May's 3.69 inches causing train washouts and halted Green Bay traction cars. Basements flood up to three and a half feet, fields and culverts wash out, Fox River rises eighteen inches, and further rain is expected.
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Appleton
Wis
Green Bay
Fox River
Wisconsin G A R leaders to attend encampment in Madison
Plin Norcross of Orlando Florida and James H Agen of Houston Texas, both past commanders of the Wisconsin G A R, will return to Wisconsin to attend the state encampment in Madison next week.
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Madison
Wis
Norcross
Orlando
Fla
Janesville
James H. Agen
Houston
Texas
Superior
Wisconsin G. A. R
Wisconsin
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