Wisconsin Birthplace Mention Raises Hold-Up Case Turmoil
Officials and the defendant's attorney settle difficulties over the hold-up case noting Wisconsin as birthplace and extensive disputed territory. The sheriff and Turnkey discuss procedures, with questions over records and the need to present detailed answers to the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pont
Wrod
Tharivell
Coutty
Gaus
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Wisconsie
Jie
Mate
Blouke
Miller
Dareat Seace
Viirhorltios Genaan
Toland Recital Public Program Highlights Performances
The Toland recital announces a public program featuring Ralph To Jun with a varied lineup including Prokofiev and Tchaikovsky works. Performances include Russian pieces by Mussorgsky and Rachmaninoff, with commentary on the program and singer interpretations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toland
Fragmentary note on memory and mining scheme
A damaged OCR fragment mentions memory, Serge, Minery, Landon portion, and a monetary or percentage figure tied to a grade or hemp. Readable entities are scarce. the text appears garbled and lacks cohesive context or verifiable facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Serge
Weeklong camp notes end with Dolly Walls at camp festival
The diary recounts a playful week at a camp with Dan Rosholt winning fishing honors and Pix drawing applause. General Jefferson and guests attend a booming outdoor dinner, followed by stormy nights, tent stakes, and reports of wildlife and distant city news. Dolly Walls signs off the lively account.
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Dr. Rosholt
Harley
Pix
Strouse
Inn
Burgess
Strom
Momille
Ike
Moriarity Funeral Held for Beloved Local Resident
Paniel Moriarity, son of Mr and Mrs Waniel Moriarity of 909 Ta Crosno Street, died Thursday morning after a two year illness. Funeral services were held at a nearby church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Transport to Alaska noted, with references to regional hardships and local flora and fauna.
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Paniel Moriarity
Paniel Moriarliy
Mra
Waniel J. Moriarily
Ta Crosno Street
Dil
Fiobers G. Condan
G P Hampton Writer Buried at Trempealeau
The remains of Geo D Hampton brother-in-law of J S Pierson of this country were brought from Washington D C for burial Thursday evening. Hampton known as founder and managing director of the Farmers National Council and editor of Farmers Open Forum, helped organize major farmer labor groups and pushed reform legislation. Born in Portsmouth England 61 years ago, he came to America at 20, later becoming a journalist. Interment was at Trempealeau Jean cemetery Friday.
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Frempealdal
Wis
Geo
Hampton
J. $. Pierson
Wwery
Washington, D. C
Bax
Jdampton
Farmers’ National Council
Farmers Open Forum
United Farmers’ Forum
Organi
Ios
Tabor
Washington D. C
Washington
Hampton Way
Avon
Colville
Wash
Eddresse
Fas
Farmer and Labor
Farmer's National Council
United Warmers
Amerie
Peoples Reconstruction
all-American Co-operative Commission
Chicate Congress of Farmer and Labor Groups
People's Legislature Service
Congress
Wampton
Warmers’ Wallopers Council
Farmers[ National
Tetler
Charlotte Pierson
Minneapolis
Trompea- Jean
Miller-Rose firm to open creamery in plant Monday
Miller-Nose company announces opening a small sanitary creamery in the basement of their Brant sheet plant. Churning starts Monday with state-of-the-art equipment for high grade butter. The firm keeps pantry and egg departments and will ship mixed produce to eastern markets, leveraging carload rates for butter. Riverside Brook branding planned.
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Miller-Nose Company
Xwholesale
Brant Sheet
Riverside
Rose
Ertumerlus
Iniere
Elks Band Trip to Viroqua from La Crosse Lodge
The La Crosse Elks lodge will lead dozens of members and families by train to Viroqua for a lodge band concert this afternoon. Departure from the clubhouse is at 1 o'clock, with the program to follow later in the day. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for sympathy and support after a bereavement, noting Father Condon's kindness and pallbearers special thanks.
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Ralph To- Jun
Britay
Atala
Strinans
Arber
Dolllar
Mr. Polwil
Mr. Cola
la Crosse
Wiks Wall
Statoniahlles
Wiks
Viroqua
Bs Iband
Canadians Here 10 Book Carnival for $8,000,000 Fair
Canadian National Exhibition president Robert Fleming touts Toronto’s $8,000,000 fair grounds assets and public ownership model as a model for La Crosse. He describes Toronto’s grounds along Lake Ontario, a planned arena, and a shift to a public park when not in use, noting support from government and ratepayers as growth and economic stabilization progress.
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Grosse
Robert Fleming
Toronto
Fleming
la Grosse
Mr. Fleming
Lata
Lake Ontario
Great Chain
Ot Lakes
Dhig
Thias
America
Niagara Falls
Flemiing
Ehoupost
Maalven
John G. Kent
Marty
Flaming
la Crosse
Kent
Canada
Tarenta
Mr. Tent
Stlusthin
Terento
Amergain
All Parte
Uation
Ike No Great
Unecey Hardehia
Prasenk
United States
Carnival closes at Wortham show with five thousand farewells
The Wortham carnival ends a week of high class attractions on the fair grounds. About five thousand attendees bid farewell Saturday night as tents kept patrons dry during rain. The event featured a remarkable circus and a large wild west show with skilled riders and water-related acts.
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A. Worthim
Wortham
Faithfulness of a Small Black and White Dog
A brief portrait notes a small black and white dog that tirelessly follows its master from morning to night, guiding through crowded streets, avoiding dangers at crossings, and ever ready to warn when danger threatens. The dog embodies a single motto through its faithful vigilance.
Motordrome Tour Promises Novel Attractions and Welcoming Reception
A La Crosse audience is promised a prancing musical comedy show featuring Rosa and Josefa Bluzck twins, Jan Van Albect of Holland the tallest man, a curved animal exhibit, four wonderful miniature city setups, and a strong array of thrilling devices. The company pledges clean tents and courteous staff, with no deceptive gimmicks. Wortham shows hope to return soon.
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Bopeman
Rosa and
Josefa Bluzck
Jan van Albect
Holland
Ninety Year Old Artist Show at Royal Academy Exhibit
A ninety year old artist, Heig B. W. Leader, renowned for calm landscape studies, presented his work at a tiered Royal Academy exhibition. He is already at work on new paintings for next year’s show. The text notes the wasp community differs from the bee hive.
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Royal Academy
Condon
Heig B. W. Leader
Airady
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