Rose Wins Shoot From L Nelson At La Crosse Gun Club
The La Crosse Gun Club North Side range event Sunday morning featured Gus Rose versus L Nelson in a shoot off. Both men tied with perfect scores into the twenty first round. Rose finally won by one third after Nelson missed several birds. Final score 48 to 47 with Rose ahead after a sequence of misses by both.
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la Crosse
North Side Range
Gus Rose
L. Nelson
Nelson
Rose
Progressive League To Meet Tomorrow In Woodmenhalf
The North Side Progressive League will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow evening at Woodmenhalf. Only routine business will be transacted. The document notes tobacco tax receipts of 51 and 87 178 dollars for the U S Treasury in 1909.
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North Side Progressive League
Woodmenhalf
United States Treasury
Captain Dugan Swaps To Day Shift As Patrol Vacations Begin
Captain Larry Dugan moves from night duty to day shift while patrolmen Dennison and Mahoney take vacations. Chief Webber notes veteran officers may choose shift times, with most delaying time off this season. Detective Frank Yolton travels to Eau Claire as a witness in the Kabat counterfeiting case in federal court.
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Larry Dugan
Dennison and
Mahoney
Webber
Force
Frank Yolton
Eau Claire
Kabat
Advertising signs burn late in night in La Crosse
La Crosse merchants keep lights on after hours to draw late visitors as four or five large electric signs burn until midnight and sometimes until 1 or 2 AM. Store windows usually switch off at 10 PM when streets empty, but signs stay lit for wandering stragglers.
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la Crosse
Pencil makers of Nur emberg rely on American cedar
The lead pencil industry in Nur emberg uses about 7.046 million tons of American cedar annually to meet demand for pencils and related products.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Swift Specific cures sores and promotes healing
An advertisement extols S S S as a blood purifier and tonic that heals old sores and ulcers by cleansing the circulation. It claims impurities cause chronic sores and that the remedy builds new tissue and firm flesh, offering a free book on sores and ulcers from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta GA.
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S.S.S
S.S
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
School Board Revises Course Of Study For Next Year
The board approved a revised program to tailor studies to college paths. Domestic economy is required for most girls, a third chemistry semester is added, and only top performers may take advanced chemistry. The revision aims to give credit for a year of college work.
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School Board Board
L. P. Benezet
Local notes and social briefs from the North Side area
Short notices of guests and visits include Mr. and Mrs. James Hagen of Waupaca and Miss Villa North of Minneapolis. Church Ladies Aid gathering hosted by Mrs. A. N. Robson at 1637 Wood Street. Travel news lists Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Mercereau returning to Dubuque and Leonard Sagen visiting Minneapolis. Card Club hosted by Mrs. John Rusche at 1902 Kane Street. Sharpshooters plan weekly shoots toward the Wausau tournament July 21-24. Conductor James Bloomfield’s caboose fire in Portage prompt bucket brigade. Mrs. Fred G. Schweigert returns from St. Paul. Mrs. John Grimes heads to Fond du Lac for G. A. R. encampment. Col. and Mrs. Bryant visiting Fond du Lac for same event. Maria Casterline of West Salem visiting the Mosher home at 1637 Avon Street.
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James Hagen
Waupaca
Wis
North Presbyterian Church
A. N. Robson
Wood Street
B. M. Mercereau
Dubuque
Leonard Sagen
Minneapolis
John Rusche
Kane Street
Card Club
la Crosse
Wausau
C. Mosher
Bangor
Miss Villa
James Bloomfield
Milwaukee
Portage
Podunk Fire Department
Fred G Schweigert
St. Paul
John Grimes
Mill
St. James Streets
Fond du Lac
B. F. Bryant
Maria Casterline
West Salem
A. L. Mosher
Avon Street
Insurance lifelines show Tuesday and Thursday crisis spikes
Life insurance data indicate higher counts of personal crisis reports on Tuesdays and Thursdays compared with other weekdays, suggesting pattern in caller needs and risk periods.
Outcasts Lose Opener to Indians
In Red Wing Minnesota on June 7 the Manufacturers defeated La Crosse 3 to 2 to open their trip. Both sides had ten hits. Red Wing used two pitchers as Lefty Watson started for the Outcasts. batteries Watson and Zalusky McKee Roy and Hanson.
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Red Wing
Minn
la Crosse
Watson
R. H. E. la Crosse
Opener Goes to Winona in Pitchers Duel
In Rochester Minnesota on June 7 the opener of the series saw Indian Chase and Roy Broskie duel for the Pirates in a 2 to 1 victory over Winona. The line score lists Winona 2 Rochester 1 with Chase and Stewart opposing Broskie and Killian. Umpires were Griffith and Agur.
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Winona
Rochester
Minn
Chase
Roy Broskie
Pirates
Chase and
Stewart
Broskie
Killian
Griffith and Agur
Dahlgren Shuts Out Commissioners 3–0 in Eau Claire Spotlight
In Eau Claire Wisconsin on June 6, Dahlgren new on the Red Sox staff handled the game with a shutout as Superior defeated the Commissioners 3 to 0. Errors proved costly for Eau Claire aiding the winning squad. Final score details show Superior 3 Eau Claire 0 with Dahlgren and McCarthy behind the plate and Malone and Benrud in the field.
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Superior
Eau Claire
Wis
Dahlgren
Red Sox
Corse
Rain Delays Wausau Duluth Game in Wisconsin
Rain yesterday postponed the scheduled sports clash between Wausau and Duluth in Wisconsin. No makeup date given as of late reports.
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Wausau Wausau
Wis
Wausau
Duluth
Tomah High School To Graduate Twenty-Five Students
Tomah Wisconsin June 7 A class of twenty five is to graduate from Tomah high school this week with sixteen girls and nine boys in the class The roll lists students across English classical and science courses including Ralph Baker Byron Bayard Black William F Dravel Eva Cordelia Cornish Laura Louise Dravel Stella May James Elizabeth Kitzki John Kitzki Margaret Helen Smith Moran Nina Goerbing Louise Hoag Bernice Ruth James and others
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Tomah
Wis
Tomah High School
Ralph Baker
Byron Bayard Black
William F. Dravel
Robert H. Getman
Lizzie Loretta Linehan
Hazel Webster
Eva Cordelia Cornish
Laura Louise Dravel
Margaret Elizabeth Flaherty
Stella May James
Elizabeth M. Kitzki
John Kitzki
Tomah Holds Commencement and Memorial Day Observances
Local graduates list includes John William Kress Joseph A. Kress Irene Kuckuck Lydia Stelferd Anna Wolf Genevieve Oakes Eliza beth La Verne McClatchie and Russell Adams Wells The program runs May 6 to June 10 with a class play My Friend from India directed by Mrs A Joseph Grossman and a commencement address by Prof Vincent O Shea The alumni banquet and Memorial Day observance follow with church services and cemetery rites Tomah welcomes delegates to Odd Fellows and Rebekahs sessions and notes assorted local visits and events.
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John William Kress
Joseph A. Kress
Irene Kuckuck
Lydia Stelferd
Anna Wolf
Genevieve Oakes
Elizabeth la Verne McClatchie
Russell Adams Wells
Louis Wurst
Catholic Church
Friend
India
Civic social items and club notes from Negus week
Miss Katherine McMullen will be in charge of Raymond during her parents absence. Mr Caul’s Sunday school class formed a tennis club with Mr Caul furnishing court and net on Louis Barne’s lot. The Bay View club held a supper with Mrs E K Tuttle. Rev J G Smith delivered a commencement address at Negus. Mr and Mrs Fru Fond du Lac visited with friends and relatives here.
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Tomah
J. F. Freeman
Biloxi
Constance Cross
Presque Isle
Eddie Krieger
Chicago Medical College
J. W. Smith
Episcopal Church
Kilbourne
Larson
Thief River Falls
Nels Larson
Katherine McMullen
W. J. McMullen
Raymond
Vention
W. Caul
Barnyard Romeo Burlesque Slams Chantecler Parody
Critics mock the burlesque on Rostand's Chantecler titled Barnyard Romeo staged at the American Roof last evening. The show, promoted as a Parisian style dance act, is criticized as meaningless and poorly conceived given the audience’s limited familiarity with the source play.
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Rostand
Mile F
Tomerstein
Doles
Polaire
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Benezet
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Fowler
John Hintgen
Hirschheimer Plow Company
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Eau Claire Eereereee
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