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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1935

Page

6

Nudists In State Quietly Pursuing Health Programs

A weakly filtered OCR item describes a Nudist group in Wisconsin promoting health programs on private estates and camps. It notes a leasing arrangement and restrictions for entrants, with participation limited by character and morality tests, and a small, gender-specific fee structure.

Winconsin Tif Militaukes Group Beika Jeanips Var Amar Jegagr Mittaner

Lat Falettes Budget Plan Up Wednesday

Lat Fallette presents a state budget plan set for Wednesday. The document outlines spending priorities and tax proposals amid Senate action. Government officials indicated budgeting for education and infrastructure will be examined as part of the session.

Fallette

La Follette PP aeriyes Tieong Te TPA Anon dia be remn Hed

A fragmented account describes a political program and protests during a period of tension. References to La Follette supporters, opposition, and possible public demonstrations are noted, with unclear names and dates due to OCR errors. The text hints at themes of protest, policy debate, and public reaction.

Unclear text fragment on poker case leads to fines

Fragmentary report describes a poker case with mentions of a person named Theala SIA and others, fines imposed, and objections over program changes. The readable portions reference a court setting, mentions of sellers, bets, and possible misconduct amid sentencing or regulatory action.

France and Germany Clash Over Naval Armament

Readers get a fragmented report on Anglo-German naval tensions and French objections to German naval rearmament. The text mentions France contesting the Reichsführer’s stance and signals a broader dispute over the naval arms race amid Allied responses.

Pars Aitimar Tentier

Boy Drowns Amid Radio Operation Costs Report

A boy drowns in Mane Mich as a local electric radio shop operator faces cost concerns. The article notes the hourly rate and expenses affecting the operation. Details are sparse due to damaged text.

Mane Iectria Radio

Aunt Het So Ey Cops Rent In Punnohark Syndicate

Ambiguous OCR fragment references Aunt Het So Ey and a quote about standing for what’s right, with unclear context and names.

Robert Quillex

La Crosse Business to Appear Wednesday

La Crosse Chamber of Commerce announces its monthly publication La Crosse Business. A W Fagerstrom chamber secretary says the book will be ready for mail late Tuesday afternoon. The cover features a blue background with an aerial photo of the city’s business district.

County Buys Two Acres Of Land For Highway

County highway committee announces purchase of about two acres for the relocation of trunk highway B on the Long Coulee road. The acquisition was approved at a courthouse session on Monday.

Long Coulee Ion Monfhy Dave

Trial recounts car crash with competing witness accounts

Circuit Court details allege that Tremgestad and Strede clashed in a crash near Goose Island. Witnesses describe varying distances and distances of impact, with Anderson, Luening, and others testifying about speed, location, and alcohol influence. The jury must decide if Tremgestad acted carelessly.

Strede Voss Wham Alderson Fren Jacobson Anderson Jaegoson Ting Tier de Luening Invegestad Tryvggestad Sirede Stanley Gifon Trygzesind

Local Social Notes from Reynolds Coulee and Surrounding Areas

Blair Blau Wis special Morris Fredrickson of CCC camps at Blue Lake and Minogua and Alin Fredrickson at Tomahawk camp spent weekend with parents in Reynolds Coulee. Annie Garson and daughter Beatrice visited relatives at Sirum Willard Quineren attending University of Wisconsin spending a week with parents A E Quammen. Ole Renning group went to La Crosse for rheumatism treatments. Willam Hessler to Madison to train horses for Mary K Holt Sherwood stables. Mr and Mrs Charles Gibson Aly and Mrs Joseph Ellison of Whitwall visited Krusty Olso at Mather. Mrs Arthur Beaty took Miss Alice to La Crosse for summer school. Ernest Johnson new principal spends week at Eau Claire. Johnson visits with wife and son and parents at Strum Osseo.

Blau Wis Morris Fredrickson CCC Blue Lake Minogua Alin Fredrickson Tomahawk Charles Fredrickson Reynolds Coulee Annie XN. Garson Beatrice Sirum Willard Quineren Wisconsin A E Quammen Kladsson Ole Renning la Crosse Benning Willam Hessler Madison Mary K Holt Sherwood Stables Charles Gibson Aly Joseph Ellison Whitwall Krusty Olso Mather Arthur Beaty Alice Schags Ernest Johnson Hixcon Johnson Eau Claire Strum Mr. Johnson Osseo Ruby Ward Elsie Kinkaid Mary Tenney Carrie EB. Andersen Pask Miorth C. A. Brye Redfield Andersen Ettrick D. Runnestrand Sheboygan Runnestrand Archie Tongratz Tomah Richard Tatnode Ralph Dunham Deer Beld Henry Walter South Beaver Creek Alice Cantlon Milwaukee R. E. Canton Tressa Kaiser Stratford Patrick Sheehy John Harmon Leo Robinson T. A. Greene Las Cruces N. M H. F. Claussen Calvin Kittleson Arthur Kittleson Chicago Claussen

Little Red School House on Rincon Hill San Francisco

Forty years ago Ju Deasy taught at Tacool house atop Rincon Hill. He condemned the site to make Weycor the approach to the San Francisco Oakland Bridge and fixed about 30 thousand dollars for compensation.

Little Red School San F

Third Milwaukee Dairy In Strike

Milwaukee dairy strike widens to include a third major dairy as Milwaukee Co operative Milk Producers assn farmers rally behind operators. Pickers monitor Gehl and Gridley Blochowiak firms supplying about half the city milk. Arrests tied to disorderly conduct and other violence surface amid protests for higher producer prices and open inquiry into closed shop practices.

Milwaukee Milwaukee Cooperative Milk Producers’ Association Gehi Gricley Blochawiak American Federation of Labor Unions Gridley and Blochowiak John Picago Gridley Vlarhis State Department of Agriculture and Markets

Stone Crushing Project Start Delayed to Friday

Frank J. Davy county highway commissioner announced that the stone crushing for the Spring Coulee road will commence Friday instead of Wednesday. Rock for the project was secured under the county’s tax delinquent program, and rain Tuesday caused the delay.

Spring Coulee Road Frank J. Davy County Board of Supervisors Davy

Ship Subsidies and Corruption Report Sparks Probes

A congressional committee report criticizes the ship subsidy program over the past dozen years. It alleges inflated salaries and commissions, stock manipulation, and failure to build ships under 43 mail pay contracts. Examples include Grace, Dollar, and Roosevelt lines. results show profits from government ships and evasion of competitive bidding. The document prompts senators to pursue further investigations into commerce department graft and favoritism. It also notes China’s schools to adopt new uniforms replacing the national blue gown and ends with a local help-wanted ad mixed in.

Page J. P. Grace W. R. Grace and Company Grace Lines R. Stanley Dollar Steamship Line Admiral Oriental Line United States Roosevelt Steamship Company Kermit Roosevelt W. Irving Glover Hoover Ad Columbian Steamship Company Commerce Department Mitchell Roosevelt Nitchell Roper Levia Franklin John M. Franklin Vincent Astor McCarran Black Senate Commerce Committee Vandenberg Mich Commerce Committee Commerce

Melrose Couple In Golden Anniversary

Melrose Wisconsin special report notes Mr and Mrs Anton Berger celebrated their golden wedding with 250 relatives at their home. The four generation reunion featured peony rose and jonquil centerpieces, a gold rose basket gift from grandchildren, and a yellow white wedding cake. The Bergers, born in Norway, were wed June 17 1885 in Taylor officiated by Reverend Oppegard. They have nine children, 20 grandchildren, and nine great grandchildren with several relatives from nearby towns attending.

Melrose Wis Anton Berger Marion Helen Ansel Berger Bath Berger Norway Amerilea Taylor Oppegesrd Alfred la Crosse Olof Olson Julius Mason Galesville Lewis Osley Levi Ettrick Lewis Becker Holmen K. Oppegard Loyd John Brr John Berger Elbow Lake Minn Cora Swisgum Minneapolis Ole Wald Black River Falls Garfiele Peterson Sidney Minor Arthur Ber

Mounted Deer Head Recovered by La Crosse Police

Police in La Crosse detained Frank Morrow of Chicago after he attempted to sell a mounted deer head. He was intoxicated at the time and released Tuesday morning, with officers retaining the head as possible stolen property to identify its rightful owner.

la Crosse Frank Morrow Chicago Morri

Local visitors fill New Albin and area homes this weekend

New Albin and nearby towns welcomed a list of relatives and friends over the weekend. Earl Welsh and family visited Dr. S M Welsh in Las Cruces while Paul Hurley and sister Mary from Minneapolis spent their vacation with Uncle Jerome Hurley. Visitors included Peter Whelan and children at P McCauley home Lycurgus, Louis Wermiller and Mrs. Bard of Milwaukee with Mathilde Wermiller family, and Henry Krueger Jr. in La Crosse. Alfred Day family toured Independence, Kenny Zarwell went to Reno for work, Ernest Lennox and family hosted in La Crosse, and Lawrence Medicus and son visited Janesville parents. Virginia Weymiller of Minneapolis stays with grandparents Carver and Lillian Gantenhein. Aribert Fruechte visited relatives near Eitzen Michigan.

New Albinia Earl Welsh L. J. Welsh Cecelia S. M. Welsh Las Crasss Paul Hurley Sister Mary Minneapolis Jerome Hurley Peter Whelan Jhildren P. McCauley Lycurgus Louis Wermiller O. Bard Milwaukee Mathilds Wermiller Lillian Henry Krueger, Jr la Crosse Alfred Day Alfred Independence Charles T. Irons R. H. Thomson Alvin Wilde John Lansing Rena Steele Kenny Zarwell Reno Minn Ernest Lennox A. Nelson Lawrence Medicus Janesville Simon ‘Medicus Virginia Weymiller Minmeapolis Carver Gantenhein Aribert Fruechte H. Fruechte Eitzen

Correction on Wheatland Bonding For Roads

Victory special dispatch corrects a published item stating Wheatland bonds of 25000 were for relief work. Bonds fund grading and graveling town and county roads, not relief. Local social notes mention Mr and Mrs Fred Petrie Don of La Crosse visiting Johnsons and other weekend visits in Readstown and Coon Valley.

Victory Wheatland

Summer instructional staff and visitors noted in Bangor notices

Miss Maysel Evans returns to Oshkosh State Teachers College for summer sessions. Miss Helen Teepe of Grandview hospital La Crosse visits family in Bangor. John Gustin employed at Hebberd pharmacy La Crosse. Mrs Jeanie Brietrick of Appleton visits daughter. Stella Merlo teaches in Recine visits mother. Arna K Johnson visits Norwalk. Mr and Mrs Ruland host R Taylor and son at Sunday gathering. Maude Taylor of Sparta visits L W Morgan. Sidmer Lou Madde and wife from Cincinnati visiting EL V Dengel.

Bangor Wys Maysel Evans Oshkosh Oshkosh State Teachers College Helen Teepe Grandview Hospital la Crosse and Toarpel Bisons George Adolph George Kapanke William John Korthais Chasebure John Gustin Hebberd Pharmacy Jeanie Brietrick Appleton K. RP. Ruppenthel Stella Merlo Recine Arthur Arna K. Johnson William Bosserd Norwalk W. R. Ruland R. J. Taylor Robert Gilfillan Sparta Winnie Maude Taylor L. W. Morgan John Madde Sidmer Lou Cincinnati EL Vv. Dengel

General Calles Goes Into Exile

Mexico City reports General Plutarco Elias Calles known as the Iron Man of Mexico flies to political exile as a new cabinet under President Lázaro Cárdenas takes office. Calles departure draws a crowd at the airport while observers say his retirement signals no loss of influence. The cabinet, largely new and conservative, includes Fernando Gonzalez Roa and Francisco J. Mujica as holdovers.

Mexico D. C Flularco Elias Calles Calles Cardenas Callies Fernando Gonzalez Roa Washington Francisco J. Mujica

Postmaster Dvorak to Attend Wisconsin Postmasters Convention

Postmaster Wenzel M. Dvorak with his wife and family will travel to Green Bay for the Wisconsin Association of Postmasters annual convention. The event runs Wednesday afternoon through Friday with Postmaster General James A. Farley delivering the principal banquet address Thursday evening.

Wenzel M. Dvorak Green Bay Wisconsin Association of Postmasters James A. Farley

Frohsinn Singers Prepare for East Wisconsin Saengerfest

The Frohsinn singing society schedules a Tuesday 7:30 rehearsal at the Labor Temple to prep for the East Wisconsin Saengerfest in Madison on June 29 and 2. Director Bass of Madison will attend and conduct the rehearsal.

Frohsian Singing Society Labor Temple East Wisconsin

Man Pleads Guilty to Drunken Driving in Municipal Court

Gilbert Kane of 512 Sumner Street was arrested Sunday on drunken driving charges. On Tuesday he changed his plea to guilty before Judge George P. Ruedigar and was fined 52 dollars and 50 cents after previously pleading not guilty.

Gilbert Kane Sumner Street George P. Ruedigar

Obituary for Mrs Philip Wendling Sr of La Crosse

Mrs Philip Wendling Sr longtime La Crosse resident dies at home age 84 at 527 North Ninth Street. She leaves daughters Emma and Amelia and sons Philip Jr William Carl at home and Edward of Minneapolis. Funeral Friday at 2 50 pm at the home with Rev J T Gamm officiating. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery.

Philip Wendling la Crosse North Ninth Street Emma Amelia Philip William Carl B Edward Minneapolis Minn J.T. Gamm Oak Grove Cemetery

Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hoaas at Hellwig Morris chapel

Mrs Mary Hoaas 64 died Sunday evening. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. Rev A J Niebruegge to officiate. Interment in Woodlawn cemetery. Calling hours Tuesday evening. Survived by husband Martin Hoaas son Lemuel Minneapolis Minn daughter Mrs Sam Iverson Losey Blvd Route 1 two sisters Clara and Dean of Louisiana one brother Morgan of Mississippi and four grandchildren.

Mary Hoaas Hellwig-Morris A. J. Niebruegge Woodlawn Losey Boulevard Clara Dean Louisiana Orother Morgan Mississippi

De Soto community notes and regional updates

De Soto and area residents share weekly updates from school sessions led by Miss Eunice Olson to hospital visits, travels from Elgin and Lincoln, and family gatherings. A local sports note covers De Soto’s fans traveling to Coon Valley for a girls’ game upset. Also included is a brief weatherish agricultural blurb on corn earworm cannibalism used by farmers, with the note about larvae survival.

Beggs Measure Clears Wisconsin Assembly Split of Agriculture Dept

The Wisconsin Assembly passed Beggs bill by voice and party lines, sending it to the Senate with 43 to and 85 to 4 votes under suspension. The measure creates three commissioners the agriculture dairy and markets and requires semi monthly public reports from each.

Madison Wis Assembly Senate Beggs State Department of Agriculture Marets Joint Finance Committee la Follette

Ettrick Luther League program and local visits

A Luther League meeting at the Ettrick church featured Alvin Hogden’s Episties lecture and ensembles by Mrs Alfred Pederson Marian Pederson Harriet Kamprud and Allen Hogden. A Holmen Luther league convention report followed. Numerous local residents and visitors were noted with travels, guests, births, anniversaries and weddings.

Ettrick Wis Alvin Hogden Luther League Alfred Pederson Marian Pederson Harriet Kamprud Allen Hogden

Expedition plans to chase New Guinea devil pig legend

Melbourne reports an expedition under G. M. Dyer to trace the central New Guinea "devil pig" or sig, a gra minivorous, cloven footed beast feared by locals. White explorers have seen tracks but not the animal itself, with aims to prove its existence.

New Guinea Melbourne Australia Central New Guinea G. M. Dyer

Fond du Lac Man Admits Car Theft

Edward H. Johnson, 21, told police he is guilty and returning to face charges of car theft, assault, and armed robbery in Fond du Lac. He was arrested Monday at his uncle William Miller’s shack below Isle Jn Plume. He claimed the car was taken in Sevens Point but not recovered, according to Chief J. I. Silgen.

Edward H. Johnson Fond du Lac Willie Johnson William Miller Isle Jn Plume Sevens Point J. I. Silgen Pond du Lac Domroch Silgen

Norwalk Notes Through Weekend Social Roundup

Norwalk Wisconsin brief lists weekend visits and local gatherings. Harold McGary T. Allen and W A Karis fishing in northern state. Stevens Point guests include Mrs R A Rudolph Elaine. Fond du Lac visitors Len Jahnke and Henry Jahnke. Sparta callers Frank Leverence. La Crosse visitors L L Foth Marvin Oliver Ud­lutch Anne Crawver. Wilton guests Gard Wyman. Ath ens visit to celebrate Rev Anthony Muehlenkamp fortieth priesthood anniversary. Madison trips include Lu Van Pelt Harriet Gilberston and others. Mary Ann Wepfer returns from UW. Herman Gajewski turns eighty. Philip Schuele travels to Madison for UW study.

Norwalk Wis T. &. Allen Harold McGary W. A. Karis R. A. Rudolph Elaine Stevens Point Len Jahnke Fond du Lee Henry Jahnke Frank Leverence Spartan Nettie Meyers la Crosse L. L. Foth Marvin Oliver M. Udlutch Marie Udlutch Anne Crawver Gard Wyman Wilton Margaret Atteln John Muehlenkamp Margaret Leonhard John Fred Muehlenkamp James Berendes Frank Wiebel Lucile Lee Muehlenkamp Allie Muehlenkamp Carl Muehlenkamp Athens Eorty Anthony Muehlen C. W. Schuéle Madison Philip University of Wisconsin

Summer School Graduates and Local News at Coon Valley

Coon Valley area reports summer break as graduates from several schools are listed including La Crosse High School Evelyn Kokkeby Glen Nordstrom and more. Other notes mention church events local visits and hostesses for the Ladies Aid at the church hall with various residents visiting relatives and returning from Madison and Caledonia Minnesota.

Uuil Helen Anderson la Crosse High School Ann Marie Gilbertson Ida Rundahl Ardeen Moen Ernest Tande Alf Lovlien Tseob Beech la Crosse State Teachers College Jean Solberg Doris Ssther Anna Marie Bach Anna Margaret Solberg Viroqua High School Lydia Dahlen Verona Knudtson Helen Johnson Arevid Swens Raymond Anne Jordan Minn N.C. Sather Lois Jean Roberts Wis Sun Marie Nelson Elmer Nelson Chaseurge

Strike For Union Wages On Relief Work Threatened

Madison delegates from the state congress of unemployment and social insurance prepared for a statewide strike to demand union wages on relief work after an unsatisfactory two hour conference with Governor Philip F. La Follette. The protest, led by Harold S. Hartley of Milwaukee, pressed the governor for higher works relief pay while he maintained the $209,000,000 program would proceed and said he had no legal authority to enforce union wage requirements.

Madison Wis Philip F. la Follette Congress of Unemployment Capitol Harold S. Hartley Milwaukee Wisconsin Unemployment Councils la Follette Wisconsin

Hauling Fill For Trempealeau Dam Progress

Trempealeau Wis special report notes three caterpillar tractors hauling more than eight tons of sand each, moving over a thousand tons daily to prepare the dam between Burlington tracks and Second street. Nearby social items mention visits by the Hargeshimers, Church family, and plans for Trempealeau Scout Howard Campbell to attend the National Boy Scout Jubilee in Washington, D C August 21 23.

Trempesleau Wis Burlington Tracks Second Street Carl Hargeshimer Winona Arthur Church Lorna Church Hargeshimer Trempealeau Scouts

Community Notices From Lansing Sunday Activities

A Lansing readers notice a children day program at the Federsted Shuaeh directed by Sunday school teachers. Rev and Mrs I Baummgariner of Cedar Falls conduct quarterly conference meetings and communion. District superintendent with 32 churches officiates. Residents visit in Prairie du Chien La Crosse and Dur buque forpicnic and services. Families and friends travel to attend funerals and gatherings as local social life centers on religious and civic events.

Lansing Federsted Shuaeh I. Baummgariner Cedar Falls Prairie du Chien Marcha McClusky Evangelical Sunday School Four Mile School Harold Englehorn Women's Missionary Society John Kinlitle Clarence Strub la Crosse Forest Strathern Maves George Walter Ascham Clara Lageson Canada R. G. Miller Arthur Greenley F. J. Nachtwey G. M. Kerndt Peter Zabolitzky Durbuque Arthur Stern Florence Stern Calgary Otto Stern

Whitehall visitors join relatives in Thompson Coulee and nearby towns

Whitehall residents Mr and Mrs Lewis P Larson of Bensford North Dakota visit at Mr and Mrs Lever Amundson and relatives. Their visit includes former Whitehall residents and trips to Spring Grove Minnesota and Thompson Coulee. Other guests include the Demarees of St Paul and the Wezoreks of Ashland. A separate note reports a Texas dairy profits survey.

Lloyd Quammen North Beaver Creek Messrs Mmes Julius Broveld Chippewa Falls AM Kittieson Spring Grove Minn Milton Knutson Rushford Whitehall Wis Lewis P. Larson Bensford N. D Hom Lever Amundson Larson Florence Ringlee Munn C. A. Demaree St Paul Anton Woid Oscar Nelson San Omer Bayfield Kathleen Wezorek Ashland Dirs John Wezorek Carl Marking le Crosse Elmer Larson Clinton Mrs Isaac Hegge Mayville, N. C

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