La Crosse Wins Again In Tight Local Game
A large hometown crowd watched La Crosse edge Beloit 3 to 1 as Olson started and steadied after nerves. Beloit scored in the top of the ninth to narrow, but La Crosse held on with strong team play and three runs collected off Mohr. Wausau beat Green Bay 2 to 1 in an eleven inning affair with late-score relief, attendance around 400.
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Olson
la Crosse
Mohr
Beloit
Freeport
Oshkosh O
Ill
Oshkosh
Easton
Mathews
Warner
Moore
Wausau
Green Bay
Wis
I Wausau
Stremmel
Connors
Gasper
O’brien
State crops look promising across the region
Reports from all sections of the state indicate growing crops and a bountiful harvest is expected. Corn is advancing, small grains including oats and wheat are developing rapidly with an above average yield forecast. Hay crops show a bumper season as meadows stay green and hay making nears.
Congressman Esch to attend Indian Powwow at Black River Falls
At residents' request Congressman John J. Esch will attend an Indian powwow and dance in Black River Falls later this month. About eight hundred Indians are expected. the trip offers him a chance to study government handling of natives while the chief presents a pipe of peace.
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Black River Falls
John J. Esch
Esch
Big Chief
Judge's Son to Take Cattle to Japan
Thad Brindley, son of Judge John Brindley of the county court and a student at the State University, will spend vacation driving a car load of cattle from Chicago to Yokohama, Japan. He was selected by the agricultural school faculty and will leave Chicago July 1.
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Thad Brindley
John Brindley
County Court
State University
Chicago
Yokohama
Japan
Brindley
Agricultural School
Stone Co Finishes Pavement Ahead of Schedule
The La Crosse Stone company completed paving South Fourth street from Cass to Jackson streets ahead of the contract time and is ready for inspection. The board of public works is pleased with the completed work and notes it was finished a month early.
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la Crosse
South Fourth Street
Cass
Jackson Streets
Board of Public Works
Mormons Establish Quarters on North Side
A large delegation of Mormon missionaries set up headquarters at 1510 Avon Street and plan a vigorous campaign for converts. They seek to organize a permanent Mormon colony in the area.
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Avon Street
Pavement of Alley Rushed To Finish This Week
The concrete crew works through the alley between Main and King and Sixth and Seventh streets racing to finish paving before evening. Residents say the alley, once the city’s filthiest, will be completed likely by Tuesday next week.
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Main
King
Sixth
Beauties of La Crosse Postponed by Sunday Storm
The storm last Sunday evening postponed Rev. Dr. Fowler's lecture on The Beauties of La Crosse. The event is rescheduled for tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian church to allow the choir's closing musical service in the evening.
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Dr. Fowler
la Crosse
Presbyterian
Peter Frisch Passes Away
Peter Frisch a well known farmer of St. Joseph's Ridge died at his home after a long illness. The funeral was held at 9 o'clock this morning with Rev Father K C Beyer officiating and interment in the Catholic cemetery.
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Peter Frisch
St. Joseph’s Ridge
K. C. Beyer
Sunday School Excursion To Dakota Minn By Special Train
A special C M and St P railroad train will take First German M E church Sunday school scholars along with parents and relatives to Dakota Minnesota for a basket picnic. All events are free. Train departs Vine Street depot Thursday morning June 29 at 9 o clock, returns 7 30 in the evening.
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C. M
M. E
Dakota
Minn
Vine Street
Wisconsin Faces Full Bug Crop Across Northwest
Reports warn of a heavy insect year with mosquitoes leading the surge and other pests like ring worm cut worms currant worms and leaf hoppers widespread. Advisers urge drainage and water coverage to curb breeding while noting new York dispatches describe vast fly swarms posing disease risks.
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F. L. Washburn
New York
New England
Egypt
City ad and notices fill pages with a mix of ads
The page compiles various local notices and ads including wiring services by Colby and Pacific Electric Co, medical references to Dr Will Powell and Dr George Powell, barber wants and openings, garment sales at Reitzel and Valya Garment Co, weather forecasts, and health tonics like Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. It also mentions a high school planning conference with architect J C Llewilan, a Rambler wheel theft, Bijou theatre shows, and upcoming presses club excursion.
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Colby
Reitzel
Pacific Electric Co
Will Powell
Senator Morris
Madison
Reitzel’s
George Powell
Frank Farnham
Mill Street
Valya Garment Co
Alexander Forest
Mindoro
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
G. H. Warninger
la Crosse Bottling Works
J. Sofia
J. C. Llewyilan
Chicago
Board of Education
Mississippi
C. Arthur Worth
Capitol
Mr. Worth
North Third Street
Bijou
Knutesen
Press Club
Unique
Minneapolis
Thorough Nature Cure Practice by Dr Wild at Market Street
An advertisement by F Wild, professor of nature cure, at 1502 Market Street, claims cures for dyspepsia stomach and intestinal diseases, appendicitis, constipation or diarrhea, and catarrh of any kind.
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F. Wild
Nature Cure
Market Street
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John C. Burns
DELE
Orve
Denison
Owa
For All
America
Regalia CO
Charles St
A. C. Colby
Main Street
Krebaum
North Third Street Co
City Book & Drug Con
STM. & Ptaim ST. Columbian Drug
Atted
Stone CO
Wisconsin
City News
S. I. B. Knutesen
Edwin Poulter
Frank Bigelow
Palmyra
Adam Schaaf
A. Ruhoff
Russia
Segelke & Kohlhaus Manufacturing
Dunham’s
Firth
B. Stevens
Mfg
C. B. Stevens
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