Noxalls Lose A Fast Contest To Houston
The Noxalls fell 3 to 1 in a quick pitchers’ duel with Houston. Nesham stole home on an error for the first run in the sixth, Houston answering with three in the seventh amid errors. Umpire J C Parish received high marks for officiating. Mrs Boyd travels to Oberlin with her sister Maud Boyd before returning via Chicago to La Crosse.
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Noxalls
Houston
Finsh
Nesham
J. C. Parish
Mrs. Boyd
Oberlin
Ohio
Miss Maud Boyd
Chicago
la Crosse
Two badly hurt en route to funeral
In a highway accident near Salem a buggy overturned when a low telephone wire snagged it as a funeral procession went from Min doro to West Salem. Fred Reichert suffered severe bruises while Mrs Herlitzke sustained severe injuries including brain concussion and memory lapses.
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Relaer Hitzke
Ferry Street
Fred Reichert
Mindoro
West Salem
Reichert
Seniors to Stage Class Play at High School Auditorium
The senior class at the High school will present a three act farce titled Our Boys next Thursday evening in the school auditorium. Prof L P Benet and Mrs William Luening coach the cast with Archie Larson as business manager and Eugene Luening as property man and stage manager. The seniors have trained for a month and a large turnout is expected for this first dramatic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Benezet
William Luening
Archie Larson
Eugene Luening
Wolfe to Speak for the Woodmen Memorial Day Address
Attorney W F Wolfe will deliver the memorial address at the Woodmen of the World unveiling ceremonies on Memorial Day July 19. Other speakers include W G Moss of Madison state manager. about 20 000 people expected. Wanona lodge plans La Crosse excursion with all members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wolfe
Wolfe
W. G. Moss
Madison
Winona
la Crosse
Put Up Live Target Warns Neighbor’s Boy in Watertown
June 22. Dr. E. C. Fisher of Watertown warns against sighting a gun at a neighbor’s horse inside a barn. He recounts an experience where a barn, a target, and a gun were provided by him, while the neighbor supplied only the boy, prompting the cautionary tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown
E. C. Fisher
Personal notices and visitors in La Crosse area
A compilation of brief social notes: H Austin of Ferryville and others visiting La Crosse friends. Oscar Klanderud returns from Dakota. Dr Will Powell on women’s diseases. many locals like Hendt Caledonia, Ruland Mindora, Walter Cooper Hokah, Peters Spring Grove, and Keller Caledonia visiting or calling in La Crosse. Doerflinger’s Dollar Day promotion and show windows draw attention.
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H. Austin
Ferryville
Oscar Klanderud
Dakota
C. Hendt
Caledonia
la Crosse
Will Powell
H. T. Arkins
Dubuque
T. J. Ruland
Mindora
Walter Cooper
Hokah
M. Peters
Spring Grove
Doerflinger
O. B. Nelson
Peter Rieley
I. N. Cohen
West Salem
Gateway City
Carl Simpson
Winona County
Cr. H. Scheizer
St. Paul
H. E. Lawrence
Viola
James Nice
Henry Lindner
Prairie du Chien
Frank Chase
Red Wing
G. E. Burton
Johnstown
N. Y
Charles Keller
H. Boland
Galesville
C. R. Piersons
Trempealeau
Clements
George Powell
K. O. Harrid
Soldiers Grove
OQ Gullickson
Julia Harrid
F. T. Ganterbein
Fountain City
M. Mueller
A. Schultz
Alma
L. A. Lerson
Lanesboro
Whitman Foster
Macket Thompson
Great Crowd To Go To Lansing Excursion Planned
An 800 person La Crosse Retail Merchants' Protective association excursion to Lansing Ia is organized for La Crosse day. The Rutledge steamer and barge are chartered, tickets sold by Frank Withrow A Gilbertson and C A Kaeppler, with J H Felber John C Toeller and Karl Kurtenacker arranging details. Kreutz's orchestra will play on the barge. departure is 9 am from the levee, arrival about 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
la Crosse Retail Merchants’ Protective Association
Rutledge
Frank Withrow
A. Gilbertson
C. A. Kaeppler
Kreutz
la Crosse
Minneapolis Sends Horses to Meet in July Fourth Race
Four fast stoppers from Minneapolis will compete in the Fourth of July racing matinee. George F. Gray with a 14% record and Tillie G. with a 1314 record are entered in the races. West Salem Military band will furnish music for the celebration, replacing La Crosse bands due to prior arrangements.
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Minneapolis
George F. Gray
Tillie G
la Crosse
West Salem
CITY NEWS MOVE TANKS TO NEW SITE
The Standard Oil Company completed removing its tanks from the levee frontage to the new location. Exalted Ruler Fred Schaffer of the Winona lodge of Elks and several others from Gate City toured the scene by launch to view the ball game. Pleasure seekers thronged riverfront launches as high water limited landings to Pettibone park, while nearby sloughs bustled with boats. The steamer Quincy, first season packet to Crosse, arrived with an unusually large white lead shipment for Spence-McCord Drug Co and other freight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Fred Schaffer
Winona
Quincy
Crosse
Spence-McCord Drug Company
Sparta Boy Drowns At Perch Lake
Spartan Sparta Wis June 22 Henry Laing a sixteen year old boy was drowned Sunday at Perch lake after diving from a pier into water about seventeen feet deep. Attempts to rescue him failed for two hours until Clayton Peterson pulled the body ashore. Dr Williams pronounced life extinct. Laing is son of farmer Anton Laing near Walrath bridge. Funeral plans not yet made amid his mother’s illness. The local notes outline visits and social events through Sparta and nearby towns.
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Sparta
Wis
Henry Laing
Perch Lake
Clayton Peterson
Clayton
Young Laing
Dr. Williams
Anton Laing
Walrath Bridge
Larson Tops Chicago Record in La Crosse Meet
Larson of advanced A class set a high jump record two inches above the university of Chicago mark as La Crosse high school held an interclass field meet on the school athletic field. Advanced A led, with tight competition from advanced D, followed by crowded finish in other classes. summaries list multiple event winners and placements including 100-yard dash, pole vault, mile, hurdles, shot put, and relays.
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la Crosse High School
Larson
University of Chicago
A. Larson
W. Tourtellotte
Gordon
Stavrum
Hyde
R. Bradish
MacArthur
Harrison
Bonneville
Novak
Jacobson
Byers
C. Bradish
Mabie
Tourtellotte
A. Dahlgren
Keeler
Gund
Davis
F. Novak
Bellevue
Brindley
Certificate of Appointment for Convention Doorkeepers
A formal certificate for Republican National Convention staff such as doorkeepers and assistant sergeant-at-arms. Described as an engraved specimen with red embossed position title and seal, signed by William F. Stone as sergeant-at-arms, highlighting its artistry and official bearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Stone
Bradish Stavrum and Larson Lead Team Race
Bradish Stavrum and Larson won advancing B. Their team included Gordon R Bradish Harrison and Novak. Second place advanced D with Si densol Murphy Bellevue and Mabie. Third place noted.
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Bradish
Stavrum
Larson
Gordon
R. Bradish
Harrison
Novak
Sidensol
Murphy
Bellevue
Mabie
Governor Hoch Accosted by Newsboy at Burlington Depot
While Governor Hoch waited for his train at the Burlington depot a newsboy approached him seeking attention. The incident occurred during a quiet noon period as the governor prepared to depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoch
Burlington
Boy questions governor about convention
A young boy in a Record-Herald shop chats with Governor Hock as he counts change. The governor asks about the convention. the boy replies that business has been good due to the convention, then teases the governor with a playful, "Where you been sleepin'?" remark.
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Hock
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Westville
Nebuer
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W. M. Forsman
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Guy Poole
George Seidel
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Ray Graves
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Willard Fulton
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Milwaukee Normal
W. H. Blyton
G. A. R. State
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Flora Wolfe
Tomaho
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John Frazer
Mary
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W. Y. Perry
LA Renos
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Garden of the West
Frank Petrick
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Jack Merit
Jimmy
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Little Dorothy Woodward
Harold M. Shaw
Imperial Canal
Convention Admission Certificate
Ania
vTap
Irvine
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