La Crosse Triumphs Over Wausau In Strong Baseball Showing
La Crosse defeated Wausau 5 to 0 in a crowd-pleasing game highlighted by Schneiberg’s steady pitching and a key Medwitsky catch with bases loaded and no outs. Wausau’s Lang pitched well but fell short. Bond turned in a notable double play as La Crosse earned praise from fans.
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Legislators Debate Packers Legislation in Executive Session
Washington dispatch reports June 11 that the committee on agriculture, in executive session, considered packing legislation this morning. The item involves outlining policy and potential regulations affecting the meat packing industry. The report emphasizes ongoing congressional scrutiny of industry practices and proposed bills.
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Chiropractors Johnson and Whipple Arrested in Winona
G W Johnson and E J Whipple, chiropractors who fled La Crosse to avoid trial for practicing medicine without a state license, were arrested in Winona and brought back. They settled with cash fines after attorneys Raymond and Reymond and would be at liberty soon. The case, deemed technical, was brought by osteopath Dr A A Jorris who argued chiropractics equals osteopathy.
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Funeral for Rev Thomas Allen at Christchurch Tomorrow
The funeral of Rev. Thomas K Allen, 87, who died last week, will be held tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. at Christchurch. Interment follows at Woodland Cemetery in Winona Minnesota. The family will receive friends at 220 North Sixth Street from 9 to 10 a.m. prior to the service.
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Dance and supper hosted by Mayflower Camp ladies
A social evening at Woodmen hall tomorrow Tuesday June 12 offers a dance and supper. Music will be good and admission is 25 cents a couple with ladies 15 cents.
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Galesville Beats Alerts 3 to 2 In Tight Game
Galesville edge Alerts 3 to 2 in a hard fought contest at home. Schultz struck out two would be professionals while Beckwith and Besser from the Green Bay roster were noted.
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Teachers to Invade New High School
La Crosse county teachers association will convene in the new La Crosse high school building. The date is not announced until construction nears completion.
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Free-for-all Court Fight Involving Seven Men At Schams Saloon
A seven participant melee at Schams Saloon east of the city ends with six men accused of administering a beating to Henry Becker who defended his brother during the assault Becker says he was struck in a cruel manner by the group defendants named as Charles Jungen William Jungen Henry Jungen John Kemp John Kreback and William Wunch.
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Runaway Livery Horse Stopped Near Baum Market
Engineer Rollison captured a runaway Duncan livery horse last evening at the Rose and St. Cloud corner. The animal bolted from in front of Wheeler’s confectionery and was halted in front of George Baum’s meat market without causing damage.
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Full line of fancy pieces offered at reduced prices
The ad announces a full line of fancy pieces available at reduced prices, with items priced at two dollars and fifty cents. It underscores affordability and range of offerings for shoppers seeking stylish options at lower costs.
Gilbertson Buys A Home At Petty Place Corner
Andy Gilbertson purchased the old Petty Place at Sixteenth and Denton streets for 1900 dollars. The property includes an improved lot famed for its orchard and spans two and a half blocks.
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Partnership Dissolved Between John Alexander and Henry A Verkins
The partnership between John Alexander and Henry A. Verkins is dissolved. Alexander assumes payment of all debts and collection of all bills. The statement lists John Alexander and Henry A. Verkins as the partners.
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Miss Mae Fitting Resigns From Reitzel Department
Miss Mae Fitting a garment fitter at I. B. Knutesen's cloak department in Reitzel's has resigned her position seeking a much needed rest.
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