Hotel La Crosse Opens as Gateway to Two States
The Hotel La Crosse stands as a public-minded project in La Crosse linking Wisconsin and Minnesota travelers. Rail lines and river traffic boost regional activity while cooperating groups like the Automobile Club of Wisconsin and the Chamber of Commerce promise hospitality and information for visitors. The hotel aims to be a hub for tourists and business travelers, viewed as a monument to cooperation and enterprise.
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A Crosse
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Minnesota
la Crosser
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Chicago, Burlington, and Quincy
Chiecega and
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Mississippi River
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Hotel la Crosse
Hunts Own La Crosse Hotel for Twelve Years
Charles F Alunt and his sim migens Th have been owners and managers of the Hotel La Crosse since March 1841. They expanded the inn from sixty to one hundred forty eight rooms after adding a new forty room extension, following a history of previous proprietors including Knapp and June Simpson.
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Charles F Alunt
Simmigens
la Crosse
Hunts
Knapp
Jne Simpson
George Zeisler
Dance Hall License Case Faces Mandamus Test
Minnesota legislators recent bill licensing dance halls will be tested in district court here. Western township officials refused a license to Flot Swenson for barn dances, prompting a writ of mandamus to compel license grant.
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Minnesota
Western
Swenson
Traveling Men Like Addition to the Hotel La Crosse
Traveling salesmen who have visited the Hotel La Crosse after the new addition opened praise the accommodations and the privacy of sample rooms. They note the private displays in their own rooms and the considerable savings these rooms provide.
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Hotel la Crosse
Treasury predicts record customs receipts this year
The U S Treasury expects about 459.09 million dollars in customs receipts this year. Federal appraiser Frederick A H Kracke told the Civitan club that all ports of entry are flooded with foreign goods, marking the largest sum ever taken in and signaling national prosperity shaped by global trade.
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EFES
New York
United States
Frederick A. H. Kracke
Civitan
Service One of Watchwords at Hotel La Crosse
The Hotel La Crosse staff uphold the motto The Home of Courtesy built for your convenience and enjoyment. Manager H D Hentdown guides operations with John Mero as chief clerk and public helper, Mrs W B Willsey maintains spotless rooms, Miss Margaret Brooks oversees dining room service, ensuring courtesy and efficiency. Guests are encouraged to return and recommend the hotel to friends.
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Hotel la Grosse
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John Mero
E. D. Hunt
Mero
W. B. Willsey
Hotel la Crosse
Margaret Brooks
Lates
Bull Crushes Farmer in Minn Near Here
Ole Kelley, 68, a farmer, was seriously injured when a bull attacked him. He suffered crushing injuries to the head, body, and legs and may not survive.
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Olivia
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Ole Kelley
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Kelley
Return of five cent peanut bag predicted by institute
Chicago reports Guy H. Hall of the National Institute of Progressive Farming predicting a quick return to the five cent peanut bag. Last year over 86,000 acres were planted and this year’s acreage is forecast to exceed a million. Production rose due to machinery and quicker digging, with nuts grown mainly in sandy soils where climate or boll weevil harm crops.
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Guy H. Hall
National Institute of Progressive Farming
Department of Sariculture i
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