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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1913

Page

7

Prairie du Chien Mourns Patrick Logan A Respected Citizen

Prairie du Chien reports the death of Patrick Logan a long time resident born in Ireland in 1816 who died at his Michigan street home. His funeral was held at St Gabriel s church with interment in the Catholic cemetery. Logan came to America in 1840 and Wisconsin in 1856. He lived retired with his daughter Miss Millie and surviving sister Mrs Patrick Gilmartin.

Patrick Logan Prairie du Chien Michigan Street St. Gabriel’s Church Mr. Logan Ireland New York Wisconsin Logan Millie Patrick Gilmartin Irma Kellar J. S. Kellar Archie Webser Rushford Minn St. Gabriel's Harry Clarke Milwaukee Clarence Smith Bloomington J. P. Evans James Philip Evans Jessie Becker Browns Valley John Wunsch Clyde Lower Ontario Vernon County Otto Buroker Viola Richland County Hazel Brokaw Rockton N. Gunderson Earl Bisbee F. S. Clinton Ames Iowa Bisbee Chicago Ames College

Pinch-Hitting Office Boy Tested in Urgent Mail Rush

A Pittsburgh Post item notes a junior partner calling the situation a bad mess with urgent mail piling up while the typewriter is idle. The senior partner proposes using the office boy as a pinch-hitter to handle the workload.

Pittsburgh Post

Fit Boys for Business in Prague Apprenticeships

A Prague Bohemia grocery employer requires boys learning the trade to pay 20 to 60 dollars yearly for board and clothes. Apprentices must attend a business school at least twice weekly and study an extra language on Sundays as part of their training.

Prague Bohemia

Laura Offers Help in Grandma's Kitchen

A child named Laura asks to help while her grandmother shells peas. She humorously asks to unbutton the beans, showing a playful misunderstanding of kitchen tasks.

Laura

Seventh Day Adventists Train Pastors as Press Agents

Washington dispatch describes a church program where Seventh Day Adventist ministers learn newspaper work to craft prewritten sermons and press items. The eight lesson correspondences cover news values writing clean copy and securing editor interest, with emphasis on quick, readable, newsy church coverage.

Washington General Press Bureau Tacoma Park Mtd World Conference of Adventists Jones Heth Turkey

Happiness Creed Quote by Robert G. Ingersoll

A concise quotation by Robert G. Ingersoll declaring happiness as the sole good and urging immediate kindness to others as the path to joy.

Robert G. Ingersoll

New Secretary to Commerce Board Appointed

George Banks McGinty named secretary to the interstate commerce commission succeeding John H. Marble who moves to the interior department. McGinty, a Georgia native and lawyer with a long railroad career, served in several southern railroads before joining the commission in 1908 and now fills Marble’s two positions.

George Banks McGinty Interstate Commerce Commission John H. Marble Franklin Ene Secretary of the Interior Mr. McGinty Southern Commission Mr. Marble

Invisible dressmaking course for Milwaukee girls

Mil waukee June 21 Super intendent A A Johnson of the Milwaukee agricultural school teaches girl students to travel with grip packing ticket buying and proper attire adjustments to ride a Pullman unseen in a nine minute display on a side track. The class practises undetectable dressing from hat to shoes and learns itineraries and how to amuse children enroute while pursuing a safer dining system in transit.

Milwaukee A. A. Johnson Milwaukee Agricultural School la Crosse Johnson

Aniline Colors Shown To Attack Microbes In Tests

Research shows aniline compounds broadly destroy microbes with greater effect than phenic acid. Among tested bacteria the typhus bacillus is most readily affected by these dyes.

Corruption Arises From Perceived Illegitimate Power

The remark states that men are corrupted not by power or obedience itself but by wielding power they deem illegitimate and obeying rules they view as usurped and oppressive. It emphasizes legitimacy and consent as core factors in corruption.

On Preparing for the Future with Present Actions

A reflection on foresight noting that using the present to shape the past aids future outcomes. The text emphasizes purposeful planning and practical steps a woman takes to secure long term benefits.

Local Social Notes and Visitors Report

Miss Brickhard of Pipestone visits the Messick and Sabin families this week. Several residents report guests including Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nagle of Mankato and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Passett. Georgia Widmeyer returns from Rochester after an operation. Margery Sullivan of Dubuque visits Herm a Eden. O P Clinton travels home from Independence Wisconsin with daughter Mrs. Frank Tubbs.

Miss Brickhard Pipestone Messick Sabin Mike Gerdes Maurice Nagle Mankato Robert Passett G. B. Caple la Crosse Margery Sullivan Dubuque Herman Eden Georgia Widmeyer Rochester M. A. Morrisey Minnesota City Robert Dickson P. Holcomb West Salem O. P. Clinton Independence Wis Frank Tubbs Leonard Helsaple Cecil

Pastor delays Johnson membership with a "sit down" joke

At a mass meeting of Scandinavians in South Minneapolis the pastor asked if John Johnson was present to join the church. Nearly all men rose. He then told Johnson to sit and promised to call a meeting next week.

Minneapolis John Johnson Mr. Johnson

Common Fault In Long Run Affects Professions And Marriages

In the long run it is with a profession as with marriage we cease to remark anything but its drawbacks. The comment reflects a cautious view of how enduring commitments shade perception of flaws.

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