Wisconsin County Clerks Discuss Work Definition
County Clerk Charles H. Rawlinson attended the Wisconsin County Clerks convention in Milwaukee where members discussed state law gaps. A bill to define duties and grant necessary actions was ordered for the next legislative term to resolve conflicts preventing clerks from acting properly. La Crosse cited a past deputy appointment without salary, forcing the clerk to cover the pay.
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Charles H. Rawlinson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Lost in Egypt shows at La Crosse theater tonight
SPOTLICHTS Lost in Egypt will attract La Crosse theatergoers this evening the last three days of the company in town. Amateur acts and new moving pictures are on the program. A children’s matinee follows tomorrow at 2 30 with Connecticut Folks a four act comedy drama for women and kids.
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Egypt
la Crosse
Connecticut
Man of the Hour to Play La Crosse Next Fall
The famous Brady show The Man of the Hour will appear in La Crosse next fall after a contract by theater manager W F Gage. Producers include William F Brady with Mayor Sherbie Becker once offered a large weekly sum to star in the Illinois Chicago production.
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Illinois Theater
Chicago
la Crosse
W. F. Gage
William F.brady
Theormance
Sherbie Becker
Milwaukee
Rev Hoag to Speak at Wayland Musical College
Rev John Wellington Hoag pastor of First Baptist church will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to Wayland Musical College students at Beaver Dam on Sunday June 16th.
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John Wellington Hoag
First Baptist Church
Wayland Musical College
Beaver Dam
Grafter Thief Debate Sparks Public, Court Contempt Clash
A legal dispute over the label grafter versus thief provokes public debate and a court clash. Officials argue the term reflects alleged deceit while critics view it as judgmental. The matter highlights tensions between naming suspects and preserving reputations in local news.
Greater La Crosse movement urged by local leaders
John Coady and other La Crosse residents advocate a Greater La Crosse as a major city. They call for unified business support and an organized board of trade campaign with plans to hold meetings next week and within two weeks to push the initiative forward.
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la Crosse
John Coady
Mr. Coady Wasked
Coady
Board of Trade
Ray
Woman Finds Feather Bed In Flames In Viroqua
Viroqua Wisconsin June 14 The fire department answered a call to the home of Charles Tompson on Thursday evening where Mrs Tompson found a feather bed burning in a upstairs closet The fire was brought under control before the department arrived causing very little damage Several local residents and visitors are noted including Mr Mevin Gauper Mrs Chas Morrison Miss Emma Plough Miss Christine Yttii and Rev Goldsmith with updates on health and social visits
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Viroqua
Wis
Chas. Tompson
Mevin Gauper
la Crosse Boot and Shoe Company
Chas. Morrison
Cashton
Mesdames
Peter Hagen
H. Hollen
Westby
Cora Hagen
Emma Plough
Hahnemann
Chicago
Christine Yttii
St. Cloud
Minn
West Prairie
Crag
Minneapolis
Goldsmith
Episcopal Church
Sparta
E. M. Rogers
Peter Swenson
Tillie Dippen
Ady
Effie
Prairie du Chien
Will
Emma Granke and Chas E White Wedding at Stoddard
Miss Emma Granke and Charles E White of Stoddard were married at the German Lutheran church in Stoddard with Rev. Polychek officiating. Attendants were Miss Anna Granke and Mrs Rudolph Bay. After a reception the couple left for a tour to the Dells. They will reside in Westby where White works as a La Crosse & Southeastern railroad agent.
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Stoddard
Wis
Emma Granke
Chas. E. White
Polychek
Anna Granke
Rudolph Bay
Wisconsin River
Julius Granke
F. H. White
la Crosse & Southeastern Railroad
Westby
Wm. Wehling
Albert Rick
T. W. Nottingham
la Crosse
Clara White
Newton
Laylan
Genoa
Anton Lee
Proctor
J. W. Sims
Viroqua Wadweniar
Silbaugh
Musicale at Sparta shines with harp solos and violin
The Ladies of the Mendelssohn club presented their first concert at the Armory in Sparta on June 21 assisted by Miss Alice Genevieve Smith of Chicago and Ernest Darwin of the local city. The program featured eleven numbers including harp solos, two pianos, quartets and violin pieces earning standing approval. Ruth Ford served as club accompanist and Mrs Holcomb directed the program with accomplished performance. In a separate note a fake game warden Will Dicke was jailed for ninety days after deceiving residents into paying fines. A Norwalk Mining Company meeting with President Thorbus reported encouraging prospects and continued work with attendees Otto Sprecher George Brandt and others.
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Sparta
Wis
Mendelssohn Club
Armory
Alice Genevieve Smith
Chicago
Ernest Darwin
Miss Smith
Mrs. Wells
Wells
Darwin
Ruth Ford
Holcomb
Will Dicke
Justice Shorts
Little Falls
Norwalk Mining Company
Thorbus
Norwalk
Otto Sprecher
George Brandt
M. Goetz
Charles Vieth
J. G Schnell
J. B. Kerrigan
Marriage License Issued to Edwin Amos and Maybelle Rowley
A marriage license was issued yesterday at the county clerk s office to Edwin Amos and Miss Maybelle Rowley of Rochester Minnesota.
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County Clerks Office
Edwin Amos
Maybelle Rowley
Rochester, Minn
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Rawlinson
Beer City
Man OF the Hour
Hoag
Woodward Supply Company
Main Street
W. J. Hickisch
J. W. Lawrence
4Th and Jay Sts
la Crosse, Wis
John B. Stetson
Pearl ST
Henry N. Boehm
Charles White
Mary Riley
Freeman Outcelt
New Albion
H. E. Stumpf
Blashek
Charles Bradlis
J. C. Johnson
Granke’s Hall
Wm. Hanesworth
von Ruden
Gwyn Hanesworth
O. J. Stokke
William Schwake
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