Butchers Join National Association in La Crosse
La Crosse butchers group affiliates with the national body after a May visit by John H. Schofield ex national secretary. He addressed the local group and the May issue of the Butchers and Packers Gazette highlighted La Crosse. Officers listed include President Charles, VPs Knutson Meyer Wiggert and Haller, Secretary Farley, Treasurer Jehken Jr., guards Baum Mich el, Poetrick Techmer, and trustees Norby Poetrick Techmer. Entry into the national body required a strict sanitary inspection and adherence to state and national laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Master Butchers’ Association
la Crosse
Butchers’ of America
National Association
John H. Schofield
Schofield
Hers
South Fifth Street
Leo W. Meyer
la Crosse Street
John Wiggert
Mississippi Street
Albert C. Haller
South Third Street
John Farley
Dominic R. Jehlen, Jr
Oscar Baum
Redfield Street
Frank J. Michel
Denton Street
Albert Norby
West Avenue
Frank J. Poetrick
South Eighth Street
August W. Techmer
Farnam Street
Foley's Orino Laxative Promoted For Digestive Relief
Promotional note by O. T. Erhart extols Foley's Orino Laxative as superior to pills for constipation liver and stomach issues. It claims the product sweetens the stomach improves breath gently stimulates the liver and regulates the bowels urging readers to try it today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Erhart
Norwegian church leaders depart for Des Moines convention
H. Strand and Rev. R. Anderson of West Avenue Norwegian Lutheran church left this morning for Des Moines Iowa to attend the annual meeting of the United Norwegian Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Strand
Rev. R. Anderson
West Avenue
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Des Moines
Iowa
United Norwegian Lutheran
Walter E Clark Named Governor of Alaska
Walter E Clark of Connecticut is appointed governor of Alaska and will begin service on October 1. A newspaperman with work at the New York Sun Seattle Post Intelligencer and other papers, Clark is described as a promising young man with a bright future and potential national prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Clark
Sitka
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Connecticut
Clark
National Capitol
New York Sun
Seattle Post Intelligencer
America
Local Church Delegate Attends Three Day Convention
Mr Strand attends as a delegate from his congregation to a three day convention of the Church of America. A paper on Church Discipline by Rev Anderson is listed as one feature of the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of America
Strand
Anderson
Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted for Chronic Lung Ailments
O. T. Erhart reports Foley's Honey and Tar is highly recommended for chronic throat and lung troubles. Many bronchitis asthma and consumption sufferers have found comfort and relief by using the remedy.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Fetter Suffers Leg Break in Horse Incident
At 215 North Eighth Street Sunday afternoon a horse frightened by the carriage threw it, fracturing Mr John Fetter's leg. Dr Case, nearby, attended. Fetter rests easily today and will likely be confined for several weeks.
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North Eighth Street
John Fetter
Old La Crescent Resident John C. Kramer Dies at 90
John C. Kramer, an early La Crescent resident, died at his home Sunday afternoon at age 90 from old age and dropsy. He lived in Houston county for nearly 50 years and is survived by his widow, four children William, Mrs. M Latto, Mrs. Anna Welzel of La Crescent, Mrs. Emma Latto of Milwaukee, two stepchildren Mrs. Riebe of Manitowoc and August Karboski of Milwaukee. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 pm from the residence with interment in La Crescent cemetery.
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John C. Kramer
la Crescent
Houston County
William
M. Latto
Anna Welzel
Emma Latto
Waukesha
Wis
Riebe
Manitowaec
August Karboski
Milwaukee
la Crescent Cemetery
Man Says Talk Is Cheap Until Wife Pays Phone Bills
A humorous quip about a man who learns that talking is cheap when his spouse bills arrive. The remark highlights domestic expense issues and financial disagreements in marriage.
Guernsey Breeders Gather for West Salem Meeting
The Western Guernsey Breeders' Association holds its first western Wisconsin meeting at H. D. and H. W. Griswold’s farm near the county fairgrounds in West Salem. Officers include Ray Lewis as president and H. W. Griswold as secretary. the herd totals about fifty pure bred Guernseys with connections to Yeska lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Guernsey Breeders’ Association
West Salem
H. D
H. W. Griswold
Wisconsin
State Dairyman's Association
Wisconsin State Dairyman’s Association
Association
Ray Lewis
W. J. Dawson
Howard Aldrich
Harry Jewett
Yeska
Edymion
Prince
Yeska Sunbeam
West
la Crosse County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The world's most successful medicine for bowel complaints relieves pain and suffering and saves lives. It is valuable for children and adults.
School Census Contract and Coal Bids Approved
The board of education hired L. L. Brown to conduct the school census at 2 12 cents per child. Cargill Coal Co. will supply 1,000 tons of New River coal at 5.60 and Whitebreast Co. 500 tons of Carterville coal at 3.90. Repairs to school buildings were authorized for summer, with janitors granted a vacation until July 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
L. L. Brown
Cargill Coal Company
New River
Whitebreast Company
Carterville
Tar and Feather Defendants Guilty
In Eau Claire a United States court found 21 men who tarred and feathered Monroe county farmer William Tatro liable for $50 each, totaling $1,050 in damages plus all costs of the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Eau Claire
Willam Tatro
Monroe County
Distinguishing Official and Private Roles in Policing
A writer in the New York Times discusses the challenge for officers who must arrest friends and former comrades. The piece argues that stern necessity requires clear separation between private loyalties and official duties.
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New York Times
Tolstoi Expels Melikoff After Estate Visit
Tolstoi shows distrust of a visitor Melikoff by asking guards to eject him from the Tolstoi estate after the intruder claimed to come as a private guest during a suspected revolutionary activity. The scene illustrates Tolstoi’s wart with spies and sneaks.
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Tolstoi
Melikoff
Man Endures Unliked Dishes After Marriage
A man endures meals he dislikes for more than a week after marrying, choosing shared happiness over personal taste, arguing it is better to spend and incur debt for enjoyment than miss out on fun.
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