Requests Public To Participate In Railway Week
Frank A. Grover president of the Chamber of Commerce urged La Crosse residents to join Richond Week celebrations from June 1 to 15. He praised Western railroads for pioneering progress and noted this week will feature factory whistle blasts, railroad displays, and noon engine runs. Actors and officials from local chambers and clubs will address meetings as rail line schedules and summer rules are discussed.
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Frank A. Grover
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse
Richond
Pionter Wertern
Thisuasme Western Railroads
Mr. Grover
West
Moorcharts
American Legion
Chamber of Caommeres
Junior Association of Commerce
Rotary, Trons, Kiwanis
la Crosse Business Men's Clubs
La Crosse @ulie Bureau
F.ed. Waren
Chirago and North Western Railroad
J. B. Smith
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
E. J. Troger
Passencer
Chicago, Milwalker, St. Paul and Tracie Railroad
Western Lines
Tax Commission Seeks Delinquent Estate Moneys
The Minnesota Tax Commission led by Chm George Wallice and William A. Anierstung probes delinquent taxes tied to the estate of the late Charles A. Weyerhaeuser. A partial payment plan and penalties were discussed with executors representatives at St Paul, with county officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Paul
Minn
Cngrles
A. Weyer- Haeusr
Foumner St. Paul Tuinber' Msonale
Las Bern
Minnesoia Eetimisson
Chiuuuman
George Wallice
William A. Aniersting
Persiner
Cone
Tattle Falls
County eMeils
Weyerhaeuser
Lo Wats
Charles A. Wormhaeiser
J. P. Wiserhaeucer
Moody Wins Way Into Semis In St George Ill Tennis
Helen Moody defeats Mise KH. M. Hardwine of England in a three set match 4-8 7-5 to reach the semi final round at the St. George’s Ill tennis tournament in Weybridge England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weybridge
Eng
Helen Walls Moody
Mise KH. M. Hardwine
England
St. George’s Ill
NRA and AAA Legislation Explored in Senate Debate
Senators discussed President Roosevelt considering new and permanent farm relief measures as premature disclosures risk Senate fracturing the Clark D-Mo. resolution to extend NRA nine and one half months. Congress eyed a revised AAA shield plan to hold processing tax losses and empower marketing orders for milk fruits and vegetables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ditleplaes
Clark D-Mo
Sevretuy Waitus
Congress
AAA
Supreme Court
Floods Surge Through Kaw River Valley Gaps Opened
In Lawrence Kansas flood defenses faltered as the Kaw river breached a 15 foot gap and sent water into lowlands. Hundreds of acres face inundation while workers, some 600 men, continue to battle the rising waters for nearly two days without rest.
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Lawrence
Kas
Kaw
Here
Vulture Banquet Planned by La Crosse County
Chairman Mel Olson announced the La Crosse county vulture banquet in Stephans will host more than 100 attendees from western Wisconsin and eastern Minnesota. Dinner is at 6 30 with chicken and fish served, and seven acts of high class entertainment are planned for the floor show. Attendees needing transport were urged to call L A Weisensel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Olson
Wisconssin
Minnesota
la Crosse County
Sf Stepnan
Ihe
Olson
Stephans
L. A. Weisensel
La Crosse Chamber To Publish Monthly Magazine
The La Crosse Chamber of Commerce announces La Crosse Business, a 20 page monthly magazine arriving June 15. It will distribute 1000 copies free to members and nonmembers, libraries, schools, banks, and civic groups, with a skyline cover and feature articles by national business authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Chamber of Commerce
la Crosse Business
Arthur W. Fagerstrom
la Crosse Chamber of Commerce
Campaign Started For Bicycle Lights Campaign
La Crosse county highway traffic officers announced a program to illuminate bicycles at night. They recommend a three inch rear reflector and front lights for safety after stopping two youths on Highway 16 for riding without headlights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse County
Highway Traffic Department
Highway 16
Kidnapping Case Hints Toward Pacific Northwest Link
The Centinurd team page notes the kidnapers may be Pacific Northwest men from Tacoma and Seattle. Officials refused to comment on the sudden trip with Little George or on an expedition into the same wooded area by Seattle deputies armed with machine guns. Detective Capt. John Keegan in Portland cites six men sought or questioned in the case: Jack Bley, James Tacoman, Elliott Michener, Richard Franson, Milo Eggers, Harold McAttee, and Herbert Lester Johnstone.
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Centinurd
Page
Tacoma
Seattle
Ittle George
John Keegan
Portland
Jack Bley
Jame Tacoman
Krebs railway career spans four lines and a Chicago marriage
Retired for 25 years Krebs began as a fireman then engineer across Northwestern Northern Pacific Milwaukee and Burlington railways. He moved to La Crosse in 1891 from Savanna after a Chicago marriage. He had no children and faced a long, steady service record with one notable sighting of President Grant during the gold spike era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Krebs
Chicago
la Crosse
Savanna
Krebs
Stirlington
Northern Pacifi
AL Grant
Pr Gillerd
Pacffc
Sitting Bull
Ds Son
Five Youths Arrested On Burglary Charge
Five youths were to be arraigned in county court Thursday on separate burglary charges for stealing six large copper kettles from the Marinella company building on South Sixth street. The suspects Clyde McLain George Freeman Edward De Lacy Otto DeLacy and Howard Hart 17 were arrested after a week long police probe. The kettles valued at 1050 were found smashed at the municipal dump. entry was gained through a basement window on May 28. The kettles stood 26 inches in diameter 36 inches high with iron legs and contained copper coils for heating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinella Company
South Sixth Street
Clyde McLain
South Third
George Freeman
Mississippi
Edward DeLacy
Otto DeLacy
Howard Hart
Central Council of Social Agencies Holds Annual Meet
The Central Council of Social Agencies announces its annual meeting for Tuesday June 11 at 6 30 PM in Rooney Tea Room 1221 Madison Street. Miss Minette Sprain county probation officer reports affiliated groups include Red Cross Social Service Society Service League Catholic Benevolent Society juvenile court city health department Catholic Child Welfare Bureau La Crosse Home for Children county relief department Salvation Army and the transient home. Attendees from other city organizations are invited and reservations must be made by Saturday noon by calling the county probation department at the courthouse telephone 483.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Council of Social Agencies
Rooney Tea Room
Madison Street
County Probation Department
Court House
Plan for Wisconsin relief scrip faces legality tests
Wisconsin officials debate a proposed relief fund system using state warrants as scrip. Critics warn unconstitutional authority, below par circulation, and potential tax risks, while supporters seek swift action before the U.S. Supreme Court to utilize a $100 million federal allotment.
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WFC
League
Seuip
Test
Thomas M. Duncan
Gorernor'inancial
Supreme Court
Henry
Senate
League of Municipalities
H. Q. Wolfe
Milwaukee
Congress
Wisconsin
Washington
Strike Continues? from page one evidences labor action
The two months utilities strike disrupted electric power across Ohio and nearby states. About 400000 people faced possible loss of current, with 30000 Toledo Springfield IU,t factory workers affected and 200000 central and southern Illinois homes illuminated as service resumed. The walkout began April 3 with central district maintenance workers, joined by southern district allies seeking union recognition. The accord included wage increases and shorter hours, though conditions varied widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Toledo
Springfield
Illinois
Path
Virginia Thayer Winn Essay Contest Prize
Virginia Thayer, a 13 year old student from Logan, won a prize in the My Favorite Athlete essay contest run by Current Events, a national school newspaper. She wrote about Dizzy Dean and shared a $1 award alongside Charles Nehring while Daniel Foley won the top prize of 53 for Jimmy Foxx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Thayer
Logan School
Miss Thayer
Dizzy" Dean
St Louis National League Jpileber
Daniel Foley
Watervliet
N. Y
Jimyny Foxx
Thayer
Charles Nehring
Williston
N. D
John L. Thayer
St. James Street
Former Local Woman Granted Divorce in Schenectady
Mrs. Jane Maloney formerly Jane Kinder of La Crosse had a divorce granted from Edward Maloney by Supreme Court Justice John Alexander of Schenectady.
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Ward
Jane Maloney
Edward Maloney
I Supreme Court
John Alexander
Schenectady
Maloney
Jane Kinder
la Crosse
Graduation Address Urges Moral Leadership and Purpose
Dr. Gage backs strict moral training for leaders and vows that true stability comes from goodness. He urges graduates to commit to meaningful work, faith in self and America, and profound conviction to guide future education leadership.
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Port Area
Gage
America
George M. Snodgrass
Esra R. Vornholt
Frances Kelly
Odd Fellows Name Officers For Year
Wisconsin Rapids Wis Baraboo named 1935 convention city for the Grand Lodge of Wisconsin Odd Fellows and Rebekahs as 1 100 delegates closed their session. Officers chosen include J W Bursholder master and Arthur W Johnson deputy with several others named to secretary treasurer and board roles. Rebekah officers selected Mrs Ethel Rosi president Mrs Dorothy Howard vice president Mrs Alice Fairweather warden and others named.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Baraboo
Grand Lodge of Wisconsin
Odd Fellows
Rebekahs
J. W. Bursholder
Hudson
Arthur W. Johnson
Radice
B. M. Watson
la Crosse
A. M. Acveson
Milwaukee
F. M. Minshall
Viroqua
O. B. Schrader
Ashland
National
L. E. Colvin
Marshfield
L. W. Powel
Kenosha
Marshal
W. L. Dickinson
Augusta
C. E Stouffer
Roberts
Guardian
HU OQ
Strozinsky
Menomonie
Herald
E. F. Warren
Bloomer
Rebekah Group
Ethel Rosi
West Allis
Dorothy Howard
Maiden
Rock
Alice | Fairweather
Sheboygan
Gertrude Windigler
Janesville
Sarah D. Tyrrell
Madison
Gasoline Station Entered By Thieves
Investigation of an attempted burglary at the Super Service gasoline station at Fourth and Cass streets was under police review Thursday. The Reston was entered Wednesday night. east door jimmied, safe combination knocked off, but the safe remained undisturbed as its handle was knocked off and doors could not be opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
Cass Streets
Reston Waa
Accumulated Buying Power Noted By Gay
Charles R. Gay, president of the New York Stock Exchange, warned that a gigantic jam of accumulated wants and buying power awaits release. In an address prepared for delivery before the Chamber of Commerce of the State of New York, he outlined three conditions for release: freedom for management, greater security, and less hostility toward profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newyork
Charles IR. Gay
New York Stock Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
State of New York
Roosevelt Hunt Big Game In South American Jagua r Quest
Col Theodore Roosevelt Sr departs Miami on a 16 passenger plane for the Mattagrossa region near the Brazilian Paraguayan border to hunt jaguars described as the largest in South America. He plans to mount and donate trophies to a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Arrestee arraigned over red lights on car front
Ray Unson of 1421 Madison Street was arraigned in county court before Judge Rey V. Ahlstrom on a charge of having red lights on the front of his automobile. He was warned to remove the lights and the charges were dismissed. Red lights mark an emergency vehicle per county highway patrol. Ansen was arrested Wednesday night on U S highway 16 in the town of Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Unson
Madison Street
Rey V. Ahlstrom
Ansen
U. S
Aquinas News Earns National Contest Placements
The Aquinas News of La Crosse earned second place in the feature story division and third place in the editorial division in Sigma Delta Chi’s national writing contest at Columbia University. The awards highlight the school’s journalism program and the effort of Aquinas News staff.
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Aquinas News of
la Crosse
Sigma Delta Chi
Columbia University School of Journalism
New York
Aquinas News
Ex Navy Men Plan Meeting At North Third Street
Ex Navy club schedules a meeting tonight at 122% North Third street to adopt constitution and by laws. All members urged to attend as the American Legion meets Thursday June 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Ex-Navy Club
North Third Street
Graewin family notices and local exchanges in Norwalk
Norwalk Wisconsin social items report the death of Louise Graewin and condolences for Emma, with visits from relatives and friends. Miss Lucy Schullenhofer and Eloise Graewin are listed in hospital work and employment, while neighbors and families visit, move, or send thanks in a community brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Schullenhofer
St. Mary's Hospital
Sparta
Eloise Graewin
Manston Hospital
Josep Ebert
Macy
Victor Doll
Sam Wruck
Ontario
John Neumann
M. E. Schwarz
Sauk Ci
No Discount Allowed On Automobile Plates
No discounts may be given for new or transferred license plates in Wisconsin per a ruling from the attorney general. Don Ferris of the Secretary of State's motor license division informed County Clerk Esther M. Domke by phone that discounts were illegal, and the rule applies to new cars and out‑of‑state imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Ferris
Motor Dicense
Secretary of State
Madison
I County
Esther M. Domke
Miss Domke
Fedne Sday
Ilegal
Wisconsin
Boyle Reports 40 HOLC Fraud Cases On File
United States District Attorney John J. Boyle said 40 cases of alleged misrepresentation of debts to the Home Owners Loan Corporation are on file in the western Wisconsin federal district. The cases will go before the next grand jury session at Superior. Accused individuals allegedly falsified debts and mortgages to obtain extra HOLC loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
United States
John J. Boyle
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Wisconsin Federal District
Grand Jury
Superior
HOLC
Appleton Council Seeks 700000 for Disposal Plant
Appleton Wisconsin common council voted to ask the federal government to advance 700000 for a sewage disposal plant. If approved Appleton would join Green Bay as Fox River cities building plants to curb river pollution, with sewer laterals to several paper mills costing about 64000.
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Appleton
Wis
Fox
Silver Valley
Fox River
Green Bay
Soo Line Baggageman Held on U S Charge
Eau Claire Wisconsin Henry Hinderks a Soo Line baggageman from Chippewa Falls was held on a 55000 bond for a U S district court trial on a mail charge after pleading guilty He was arraigned on a tampering with mails charge for opening pouches and taking letters before U S Commissioner A Sutherland
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
Henry Hinderks
Chippewa Falls
Soo Line
United States District Court
U. S
A. Sutherland
Holmen District Conference Trips and Local Socials
Members of the Holmen American Legion post and auxiliary traveled to Bara Boo for the seventh district conference. The report lists attendees including Lund, Halversons, Olson, Waldenberger, Chalsma, Tolvstad, Wallum and Tolvstad sisters. Activities include a Sylvia Sacia wedding, pre-nuptial shower guests, and local visits by families from Durand La Crosse and Galesville.
Mussolini Photos Blocked After Black Eye Incident
Mussolini, wary of a blue black eye from a fall from his horse, shooed photographers away during the 121st anniversary of the Carabinieri. He allowed only distant pictures not showing his injured eye at Villa Torlonia.
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Rome
Fremier Benito
Mussolini
Carabinieri
National Police
al Duce
Villa Torlonia
Stricken Man Admits Theft Of Cash Gems
Stricken man Heney Bowers 25 of Brooklyn surrendered to Milwaukee police admitting theft of 350 cents in cash and $1000 in jewelry. He said partial blindness was punishment and sought treatment for a lung disease. he claimed the jewelry was stolen from him in San Francisco and he had only $2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Heney Bowers
Brooklyn
San Francisco
Passes Bad Check At Filling Station
A man named EB. Hoff passed a bad $10 check at a local filling station after buying a can of oil. Hoff, 40s, 5’10”, dark hair and eyes, dark complexion, wore a powder blue suit and light hat with a watch chain across his vest. Police were alerted at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. Hoff
West Salem
Hoff
Train Fireman Hurt As Boys Toss Stones
Milwaukee route incident reports a fireman W McDonald badly cut in the mouth by a stone thrown from a group of boys as the Milwaukee Road Hiawatha flyer neared Chicago. Traveling engineer W W Bates took over duties. McDonald treated in Chicago then Milwaukee. Police to hunt the youths.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Streamline
Hiawatha
Chicago
W. McDonald
McDonald
W. W. Bates
General Von Lisingen Dies After War Service at 65
Hanover Germany General Alexander von Linsingen commander of Germanys southern army in World War I and later the Berlin garrisons died Wednesday of bronchitis He was 65 years old
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Hanover
Germany
Alexander von Linsingen
Berlin
Ladies Guild and Social Meetings Reported in Lansing
The Federated church Ladies Guild met on Thursday with hostesses Mmes George Ascham William Nelson S Marie Hover and Miss Adela Hesschmidt. Miss Martha Hemenway hosted P. FB. Q. chapter while Mrs Arthur Greenley reviewed the Des Moines convention. Mrs Leonard Dee led the Calvary Evangelical ladies at her rural home. Miss Myrta Warm hosted friends. Miss Margaret Larson leaves Thursday for Minneapolis and Washington D C. Vacation band concerts are planned for Thursdays at the Standard Oil platform and band practice Monday evenings at the school gym under T R Rickanstud.
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Langing
Ladies’ Guild of the
Federated Church
Mmes
George Ascham
William Nelson
S. Marie Hover
Adela Hesschmidt
Martha Hemenway
P. FB. Q
Arthur Greenley
Des Moines
Leonard Dee
Ladies’ Aid
Calvary Evangelical Church
Myrta Warm
Margaret Larson
Minneapolis
Washington, D.C
Standard Oil Platform
T. 3. Rickanstud
Deaths Last Night in Gary and New Orleans
Deaths reported last night include Harry L. Arnold 62 prominent banker and Gary city council president, a descendant of John C Calhoun and Gideon Lee. In New Orleans Samuel Mosley Anderson 77 son of Gen Richard Anderson Confederate staff to Gen Thomas J Jackson.
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Gary
Ind
Harry L. Arnold
New Orleans
Samuel Mosley Anderson
Richard Anderson
Thomas J
Stonewall) Jackson
Radio Tonight and Stage Shows Highlight NBC CBS Lineup
A radio schedule lists NBC and CBS programs with stations in major markets. The piece notes Captain Henry's Show Heidt's Brigadiers and Paul Whiteman's Music Hall among the evening lineup. It also reports a governor granting commutation for Leslie Howard in Monroe County for larceny, reducing four concurrent sentences from one to two years each to a total of two to six years.
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NBC
WMAQ
WOW
WESC
WLW
WTMJ
Caraysa
Walter O'Keefe
CBS
WABC
WEBM
WCCO
Captain Henry
WA Kstp
WIMJ
WEBC
Fred Waring
WBBM
KMOX
WOC
Paul Whiteman
WIBA
KSTP
Heidt
Brigadiers
WOBM
Warhee
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Leslie Howard
Monroe County
Illinois Official Counters with Partial Payment Offer
County Treasurer Robert M. Sweitzer offered 335000 as a down payment toward a 414000 shortage, with escrow of the difference by weekend and arbitration of the missing funds. A Cook County board committee pressed him to pay or resign, warning of removal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Robert M. Sweitzer
Cook County Board
Sweitzer
Maurice F. Kavanaugh
Kavanough
Plans Completed For Central Play
The Central High School class play A Pair of Sixes opens Friday night at 8 15 in the general high school auditorium. Miss Hazel Stillman directs the cast including Gregory Oldenburg as George Nettleton and Jack Boerner as T Boggs John. The Eureka Digestive Pill Company furnishes the set as the plot centers on pill merit versus violet coloring with a move to the Nettleton home for the final acts.
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Aud Jtorium
Hazel Stillman
Eureka Digestive Pill Company
George B. Nettleton
Parner
Gregory Oldenburg
T. Boggs John
Clifford Locknaven
Jimmie
Robert Adams
Mr. Applegate
Charles Bunker
Thomas J. Vanderholt
George Wittien
Nettleton
T. Boggs
John
Firs
Coddles
Jean Harnwell
Boggs
Florence Cale
Josephine Schwartz
G. B. Nettleton
Jane Melby
George
Radio schedule and programs across the nation
The listing outlines a coast to coast radio schedule with varied programs and times. It includes WHAP WHAE WABC networks, and features concerts orchestras, comedy from Beatrice Lillie and Phil Baker, news segments, and entertainment slots across multiple stations and regions.
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Wood
South Sea
Westminster Choir
Proszam
Congress
Tou
Gallagher
Shean
Bily
Betty—Avertenty
George Duffy
Black Chamber
Dranin
Sletere
Uncle Ezra
Orcheeers
CRS
WARC
Anle
WABU
Devel
Emec Amon
Midw
Geory Geun
V. Kaltsaborn
Mibion Charles
Orgar
Wests Armstrong
Reneat
Midwest
Carlson and Shaw
Press-Radio News
Suet Entertainment
Tatapeet Orchestra
Bill
Elect
Boake
Seth Stevens
Harme
Court Human Relatime
Ollywood Hotel
Richard Himber
Col. Stoopnage
Stenaily Orchestre
Dancing Music Orchestre
Art Jarrett
Serst
Romanstils Orchestra
Dernberger
Bill Hogan
Nilewest
SBC
Frphon
Tim Heaty
Stamps
Prass
Lowell ‘Thomar
Earts Orne
Andy—easoolr
Gus
John Merrick Dane Ernus Paradise
Giotrene Rich
Gae Ate Fler
Morton Downe
Ruth Erving College
Beatrice Lillies
Phil Baker
Meeting House
Lucille Manners
Soprane
Harold Stern
Ahmos
Andy—weer Reneath
Tony and
Gua—west Erjeee Mk Spots
Nast
ak—Treesle Chila
ak—Treesle Chila'h Orchestre
Shandor and His
Viele
Tommy Tucker
Lily Biszett
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Orene Skyrud
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Boyle
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Sylvia Sacia
Winfred Gordon
Durand
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Henry D. Henson
Joseph Knutson
Chi Jgago
M. C. Knutson
Hans Knutson
Oscar I. Hanson
Flandreau
Wnd
John Stanton
Platteville State Teachers College
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G. C. Bell
Whitehall
Ruth Smeby
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Reformation
Helen Ekern
St A la Crosse Hospital
Jewett Lund
Helen
Russell
Lund
Minnie Dettinger
Galesville
Dale
B. O. Wall
A. B. Thoreson
Orton Nelson
Lena Sacia
Edna Wallum
Alfred Helveson
Evalyn Volla
Borghild Berg
Maiden Rock
Pheps
Fred Burrows
Mary Johnson
Helen Smeby
General von Lisingen
Lansing
Atlanta
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Gideon Lee
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