Wisconsin summons in La Crosse property dispute case
State of Wisconsin court summons in La Crosse to Carroll J. Weigel et al plaintiffs versus County of La Crosse and named defendants to appear within twenty days and defend an action to establish title and bar claims to a described parcel in Section 18 Township 16 North Range 7 West beginning 24 rods West of SE corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
Carl Strasser
Helen Strasser
County of la Crosse
George 8. Wright
Maude M. W
Stephen J. Korish
Edward Boyne
Juliette Baumgartner
Juliette Ender
August Ender
Mary Boyne
Marion F. Melville
Margaret Jane Fish
Amant Martell
Herbert D
State of
Wisconsin
Towit
la Crosse County
John de Colon
Elaine Erickson Roth
Elizabeth de Colon
C. F. Storandt
Kate Sears
Mary de Roche
Maxey Bruette
Josephine Meyers
Margaret Spence
Mary L. Croucher
George S. Wright
Maude M. Wright
Lucy Mills
Morgan Mills
la Crosse
Greenwood Park
Campbell
Carrol J. Weigel
P.O
Rivoli Bidg
Wis
Lilly Holmes
Burl Holmes
Lost personal items and found dog in town
Lost a brown billfold with $50 and a Social Security card showing an Iowa address. Call 4 3841. Also lost a Ronson lighter engraved Marion and a brindle female puppy found. call 2 3399.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Marion
Animals Pose Threat To Man
Rabies brucellosis and Q fever are among the most serious animal diseases affecting humans. Dr J H Steele of the U S Public Health Service spoke at a University of Wisconsin veterinary conference noting costs exceed 12 million dollars annually with over 500 000 animal bites in 1948 and 40 000 needing anti rabies treatment. He warned brucellosis may require sanatoriums for treatment and that infection rates are highest among veterinarians and meat industry workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
J. H. Steele
U. S. Public Health Service
University of Wisconsin
Steele
Sunset Lake Mystery Romance at a Swank Resort Picnic
Bill Jarvis confronts gossip about Hilda Sands at a resort where Bev Coulter suspects misdeeds. A late night lake scene reveals a confession and a failed burglary attempt as Hildy reveals she checked multiple rooms for a rumor spreading paper. To Be Continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Jarvis
Hilda Sands
Bill
Bev Coulter
Bev
Caroline Marr
Hilda
Hildy Sands
Hildy
Caroline
Lloyd Williston
Bevy
Dick Trevan
Wisconsin State Printing bids and court summons notices
The State of Wisconsin invites sealed proposals for two years of state printing starting January 1 1951 with bids due July 25 1950 and opening in Madison. Also a circuit court summons in La Crosse County directs Burl Holmes to respond or face judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Wisconsin
City of
Madison
Director of
State
Dane County
Bids Sought for Razing First Congregational Church Building
Sealed proposals due June 29 1950 at 7 30 p m at the First Congregational Church La Crosse for razing the original church structure and steeple to sanctuary floor level Plans by Boyum Schubert Sorensen Architects 308 Hoeschler Bldg La Crosse Work to begin by July 7 1950 and continue to completion. Also listed are hospital roof repair specs bids due June 26 and two liquor license applications in La Crosse County Campb el and Louie Bantle Roundupped notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
7Th and
Main Sts
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Boyum, Schubert and Sorensen
Hoeschler
First Congregational Church Board OF Trustees
A. F. Jordan
West Salem County Hospital
West Salem
Board of Oe
Board OF Trustees
la Crosse County Hospital
E. H. Derr
In memory of Mrs. Margaret Frink June 12 1949
Poem lament honoring Margaret Frink who died June 12, 1949. The speaker, Marie A. Sanford, reflects on friendship and loss with lines about death, separation, and longing for reunion. The verse portrays deep sorrow and a vigil by the grave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Frink
Pal
Officer Ends Infantry Study at Fort Benning
Second Lieut. Harold R. Anderegg of La Crosse graduated June 17 from the basic course of the infantry school at Fort Benning Ga Maj Gen Withers A Burress announces the graduation The course aims to ground officers in infantry fundamentals to prepare capable company commanders part of 13 courses for regular army reserve and national guard personnel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Benning
Harold R. Anderegg
South Sixth Street
la Crosse
Withers A. Burress
Regular Army
Organized Reserve
National Guard
Advertising and repair services mix in city classified notices
A dense mix of ads lists services from mimeograph and mailing to mower sharpening door to door, furniture repair and refinishing, radiator work, extermination, key making, built in cabinets, rug cleaning, piano servicing, and business services. Includes several businesses with addresses and phone numbers.
Local Soldier James Jacobson Arrives in Osaka Japan
Pvt. James Jacobson son of Mr and Mrs Martin Jacobson of 2106 Kane street La Crosse Wisconsin has arrived in Osaka with the Eighth Army. He is assigned to the 25th Infantry Tropic Lightning division commanded by Maj. Gen. William B Kean. The unit served at Pearl Harbor Guadalcanal New Georgia Vella LavellaArundel and Kolombangara and helped liberate the Philippines in Luzon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth Army
Osaka
Japan
James Jacobson
Martin Jacobson
Kane Street
la Crosse
Wis
Yokohama
25Th
William B. Kean
Pearl Harbor
Guadalcanal
New Georgia
Vella la Vella
Arundel
Kolombangara
Luzon
Philippines
Wood County Population Rises in 1950 Census
Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield lead gains in Wood County as preliminary 1950 census figures show total population at 50,524, up 5,673 from 1940. Wisconsin Rapids grows to 13,518. Marshfield to 12,377. Nekoosa and Port Edwards also rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Rapids
Wis
Wood County
Marshfield
Nekoosa
Port Edwards
Reduced Prices on All Courses at La Crosse Beauty School
Pearl Harding offers personal loans to applicants unable to pay tuition at La Crosse Beauty School. Write or call for details on financing options and reduced course fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Harding
la Crosse
Weather Record U S Department of Commerce Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Considerable cloudiness with a few local showers in Wisconsin this afternoon. More general showers southern Wisconsin tonight and Wednesday. Cooler Wednesday and in the north tonight. Minnesota: partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with a chance of showers in the extreme southeast tonight. Cooler north and central this afternoon and entire state tonight and extreme south Wednesday. Iowa: cloudy with showers or thundershowers in the southern portion this afternoon, south and east tonight and in east portion Wednesday. Not much temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
River Forecast and Weather Summary Across Regions
Decreasing river flow requires gate operations to raise pool levels causing sharp falls below dams of about 0.3 to 0.5 feet daily at most dams. Showers and thunderstorms were common in the eastern half and central Rockies with hail in Clayton New Mexico and Lexington Kentucky. Orlando Florida received 2.47 inches of rain. many Ohio valley stations reported over one inch. Temperatures were cooler in Missouri and southern Plains and warmer from Virginia to the Great Lakes. Unseasonably cool weather persisted in Wisconsin and the upper Mississippi Valley with 32 degrees at West Yellowstone Montana. Presidio Texas and Needles California were hot at 108 degrees, Silver Lake California 107, Yuma Arizona 105. Very little current precipitation was reported on this morning's map.
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Central
Rocky Mountain
Clayton
N. M
Lexington
Orlando
Fla
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Virginia
Lower Lake Region
Wisconsin
Mississippi Valley
West Yellowstone
Mont. Presidio
Tex
Needles
Calif
Silver Lake
Yuma
Ariz
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FORD
L.W.B
Chevrolet
Hammel
King Streets
W.L.A.D
P. O
Rivoli Bidg. la Crosse, Wisconsin
la Crosse Boat Club
Under Bridge
Pettibone Island
Wryalusing State Park
French Island
Livingston
Leeward Lee
la Crosse Tribune
Travel
North Platte
Nebraska
North Salem Road
Barron’s
Mr. Rathke
National Institutes of Health
Los Angeles County
Beatrice Cooke
Beatrice Foods Co
Chicago
Feng
Koo Wil
Fleming, Lacy & Walker
Sexton Bidg
Minneapolis, Minn
The
W. T. Burgess
R. L. Bangsberg
J. E. Lienlokken
Alfred W. Rice
Gerald G. Moriarity
Keefe
Howard Colvin
A. E. Teachout
Luther Wilkins
E. L. Burgess
la Crosse Tribune Company
4Th
Cass Streets
the Tribune
Lee Newspaper Group
Associated Press
Tribune
Carrier Bay
Director OF Purchases
Bureau OF Purchases Printing Division
Rivoli
Swift
Ational & Fook
Louie J. Bantle
Don Carr
Cass
Marie A. Sanford
Schumacher
Funeral Home
BIG Shoe Store
V. Tausche
Curtiss Candy Co
Robert Leaf
Redfield
Ray Advertising Service
State Bank
Continental Ofg. Co
South 2Nd
Tillman Bros
Hiawatha Weavers
Newburg Bldg
Badger Auto
Condit St
Sparta
Tom
South 22Nd Street
Sunshine Gardens
Iowa City
Rawleigh
John Kritchman
Weston St
Frazar Foods
Desert Springs
California
Boulder
Colo
Ray L. Revor
Amer. Society
King ST. Dial
Tim Severson
DIAL
la Crosse Woolen Mills & Mattress Co
George
E. L. Kloss
Jackson
la Crosse Landscape Service
James A. Rangel
Sugar Loaf
Winona
Minn
Yvonne
Betty Bunker
Doris
Yanzer Sanitarium
North 7Th Dial
George Dunne
Klaus Business Service
Barron's
Auto Service
U. S. Department OF Commerce
Bismarck
Denver
Duluth
New Orleans
LA Crosse Airport
New York
Cremer
Jewelry
Mae E. Martin
Nu Bone Co., Inc
North 13Th St
Milwaukee
P. O. Box
Howard
W. T. Grant Co
Harvey
Kane
J. B. Mulder
Onalaska Tourist Camp
Onalaska, Wis
Marguerite’s
Hastings
Guttenberg
Dakota
C.P
T.W
Lacrosse
Lansing
Prairie du Chien
Galesville
Neillsville
W. Salem
Houston
Root
Hokah
Mobil Service
Avalon
Ames
Minshall Ave
Viroqua
Harley
Krause Kabin Kourt
State Street
Studebaker
Losey Blvd
K. Halverson
Onalaska
A. J. Sautter
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Johnson
Cottage Grove Ave
Burl Ames
Court Acres
5Th Avenue South
la Crescent
Inquire
Frazer
Orel Haug
Holmen
South 6Th
Charles St
Liberty St
West Avenue South
Weston
ESSEX
Johnson Motor Co
Liberty
United Cottage
Hoffman
Causeway
Universal
Richardson
Alfred Hauke
Krause Rabin Kourt
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