Trempealeau News Roundup and Obituary Notes
In Trempealeau Wisconsin Mrs J C Utter longtime resident died Tuesday at her home after poor health. The obituary records birth December 7 1854 at Portage and marriage later moving to Trempealeau. Three children survive with others noted. Also reports about a washout affecting St Paul line trains CB Q line operations. Social tidbits include a La Crosse Normal weekend party with classmates and a Trempealeau Bay outing for guests from Sparta Reedsburg and others.
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J.C. Utter
Trenpealeau Simee
Alfred Hanken
Minneapolis
Metcalf
St. Paul Road
CB & Q
Auline Nicholls
la Crosse
Trempealeau Bay
Jean Smith
Elroy
Nora Trewaine
Reedsburg
Amanita Jones
Dorothy Beebe
Lucile Doane
Bertha Jones
Sparta
Lilian Stang
Mabel Polybiank
Alletta Goodhue
May Duffys Do For Many Others What It Has Done For Me
A testimonial from T A Hall of Barberton Ohio praising May Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey for curing years of lung trouble. Hall says doctors warned he would not survive another winter and credits the remedy with his recovery, noting no other medicine was used.
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Duffy
T. A. Hall
Locust’ Sc
St . Barberton
Local residents receive visitors and travel notices
At luncheon at Mrs. Frank Utter's home Monday night. Several residents plan attendance at the old settlers' picnic in La Crosse Saturday. Numerous visitors from La Crosse and Milwaukee are noted, along with teaching assignments and travel plans to St Paul Seattle Tacoma and Chicago. The week includes baptisms funerals and a grand lodge event in Milwaukee.
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Frank Utter
Babcock
Bert Lane
Emma Dunham
Chicago
Charles Grant
William Nicholls
Daniel Ingen
Tacoma
Wash
Charles Rhodes
Adams
la Crosse
Old Settlers
Trempealeau
Eugene Odekirk
Galesville
Irwin Atwood
Seattle
Dee Atwood
L. E. Putnam
C. Sparling
Earl Putnam
Winona
Milwaukee
Grand Lodge of F. and
A. M
Wilson
Little Valley
N.Y
Charles Pierson
Dic Dunham
St Paul
St Louis
Hazel Atwood
Bellingham
Minon
Ed Wellman
Evansville
Ind
Wilkinson
Eda M. Atwood
Third Street
Will Wheldon
Clarence Meinke
Bangor
Joe Miller
J. Metcalf
Pearl Win
Paraguay Land Plan Ascension
President Eduardo Schaerer told congress the government plans to divide national lands into plots for the benefit of the population. The outline signals a major land policy discussion and potential redistribution framework.
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Ascension
Paraguay
Congress
Eduardo Schaerer
Federal employes begin summer vacations nationwide
Washington June 11 The guard of about 40 000 government clerks starts its summer leave season Each worker earns 30 days leave not counting Sundays and many take it during the hot months The vacation period runs from June 1 through to New Year Day Also three months of departments close at 1 pm each Saturday under a half holiday rule
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Washington
Aging man finds waning desire to meet many nice people
As a man grows older his urge to meet a large number of pleasant people diminishes noticeably, according to the reflection in a personal essay. The piece notes reduced social energy and changing goals with advancing years.
Remarkable Health Revival Reported by Shamrock Woman
Mrs. Jose Ham of Shamrock Missouri attributes her recovery from numerous health woes to Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. She writes she endured falling inflammation congestion and female weakness with pains and insomnia but now works all day sleeps well eats freely and has no hot flashes. She urges others to seek the company’s confidential advice.
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Shamrock, Mo
Lydia E. Pinkham
Jose Ham
Shamrock
Missouri
British MP and Army Promotion Amid War News
A member of parliament, the army's only millionaire, has been promoted from private to corporal. Austrian reports claim art treasures worth nearly five million dollars moved from Vienna and Budapest museums to safer locations. In London, most British medical students are in the Royal Army Medical Corps and every community faces doctor shortages.
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Re. Aoae
Hh. Ba. Ka Pila
Copenhagen
Austria
Vienna
Budapest
London
Royal Army Medical Corps
Infant son of British soldier christened George Kitchener Jellicoe
A London christening announced the infant son of a British soldier named George Kitchener Jellicoe. The event highlights royal and imperial naming traditions in the era.
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London
George Kitchener Jellicoe
Cardiff street railway workers oppose women conductors
Cardiff street railway workers passed a resolution against employing women conductors while four women are allowed to replace husbands who went to war. London rumors claim the war may bring reconciliation between France and the exiled Bourbon King of France.
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Cardiff
Cardiff Street
London
France
Duke of Orleans Bourbon
London Zeppelins scare ends in fine at police court
George Frisby, 60, in an inebriated state, cried out about Zeppelins and aeroplanes to a startled neighborhood. The judge scolded him as a silly ass and fined him ten shillings, ordering no repeat of the drunken folly.
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London
George Frisby
Weather censorship by British Meteorological Office
The British Meteorological Office announced on May 1 that the press must not print weather forecasts while private telegrams may be sent on the subject for agricultural needs.
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London
British Meteorological Office
British sailor rescues pig mascot after Dresden sinking
A British jacktar dove into the sea near Juan Fernandez island and recited a tiny pig as a mascot after the Dresden was destroyed by the cruiser Glasco. The pig swam two hours and was awarded a pasteboard iron cross for bravery.
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London
Glascow
Juan Fernandez Island
South Pacific
Porker
Car go of 65 000 coconuts shipped from Bluefields
A cargo of sixty five thousand coconuts was sent from Bluefields to Colon for transfer to steamers bound for the United States.
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Bluefields
Nicaragua
Colon
United States
Roses Parade Dazzles Portland At Rose Festival
Portland celebrates Rose Festival with a grand vehicle parade featuring over 6,000,000 roses. Fire department units, motorcycles, and other vehicles are lavishly decorated, with more than 1,000,000 roses used on fire apparatus. A roller skating marathon for 500 schoolboys and a community chorus of 4,000 adults entertain a large crowd.
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Portland
Ore
Grangy
Contentment and rust of laziness shape hidden motives
A reflective piece argues that contentment can mask inertia and complacency, suggesting inner rust erodes drive and prompts self critique. Consequences of idle living are framed as a quiet risk to growth and purpose.
Iron Cross for Minneapolis Man
Prof. Herman Emil Zoch once of Minneapolis has been awarded the Iron Cross for bravery in playing piano at the front. Enlisted as a soldier in the German army he hauls a grand piano on a motor truck and plays ragtime for troops, with firing said to pause during performances.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Herman Emil Zoch
Zoch
Local Figures Stir Talk on Evolving Social Norms
A man and a woman in town repeatedly challenge expectations with their behavior. The man's constant indulgence and the woman's outspoken remarks spark discussion about norms and personal responsibility.
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Aliigolden
OPRER
Vernis Martin
Boer-Furber Furniture Company
Main Street
Trempealeau, Wis
Orrine
Erhart
Main St
Dodge
Trempeaham
Lester
Westboro
de Vere
Wenatchee Wash
Charles Holbrook
Sheboygan
Utter
Duffy’s Pure
Duffy’s
the Daily Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester, N. Y
Gile Merwin
Carlton Towner
William Sparling
William Siewert
West Prairie
Siewert
Snohomish, Wash
Ann Bue
Miss Bue
Viroqua
D. C. Jones
B. L. Lane
Mr. Lane
Federal
Ham
Lydia FE
Pinkham Medicine Co
Lynn
Mass
Frisby
IN Floral Review
Iron Cross
T. Ernart
M. Erickson
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