Application for retail liquor license in La Crosse
A La Crosse citizen applies for a license to sell intoxicating liquors for on premise consumption at 111 Main Street, Lot 5 Block 8 Original Plat Village of La Crosse, from July 1, 1911 to July 1, 1912. Bondsmen listed: J. G. Jaekel and Jos. J. Tikal. Dated June 15, 1911.
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Common Council
City of
la Crosse
United States
Village of
Main Street
J. G. Jaekel
Jos
J. Tikal
David Bailey
Liquor License Application for South Fifth Street Premises
The undersigned citizen applies to La Crosse Common Council for a license to sell intoxicating liquors in quantities under one gallon to be consumed on the premises at south half of lot 5 block 13 Dunn Dousman and Cameron addition 120 South Fifth. Bondsmen listed are Casper Newberg and Matt Newberg. Dated June 7 1911. -Wm Cooper.
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City of
la Crosse
United States
Dunn
Dousman and Cameron
South Fifth Street
Casper Newberg
Matt Newberg
Wm. Cooper
Chiches Norwegian M. E. Church announces services
The Norwegian M. E. church at the corner of Berlin and Sill streets lists I. T. Slaatte as pastor. Sunday school starts at 9:15 a.m., preaching at 10:30 a.m., with prayer meeting each Wednesday at 8 p.m. All are invited.
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Berlin and
Sill Streets
I. T. Slaatte
German M. E. Church Services and Events
The German M. E. church at Clinton and Berlin streets, led by Rev. W. J. Witter, holds Sunday school at 9 15 and 10 30. Children day includes a program. Evening service unites with Caledonia Street M. E. church for Anti-Saloon League field day. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 45. The German public is invited to all services.
Norwegian Lutheran Church Corner Charlies and Gill street
Rev. E. O. Vik is pastor at the Norwegian Lutheran Church on Corner Charlies and Gill Street. Services are at 10 30 a m with Sunday school at 9 a m.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charlies and
Gill Street
E. O. Vik
Caledonia Street Methodist Church Services and Union Meeting
Caledonia Street Methodist Church with Rev A V Ingham pastor holds morning worship at 10 30. Rev W H Vance will preach. Evening sermon at 7 45. Union meeting of north side churches features Hon P H Baker speaking for the Anti Saloon League. Faker noted as a leading league advocate to have wide hearing.
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Caledonia Street Methodist Episcopal Church
A. V. Ingham
W. H. Vance
D. D
North Side
Avon Street Tabernacle Baptist Church Services
Morning and evening services at Avon Street Tabernacle Baptist Church. Sunday school at noon. Young People’s society at 6 30 p m. Location 1232 Avon Street.
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Avon Street
Young People’s Society
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Corner Baptist Schedule on Corner Chariel and Logan
Church services listed for Sunday mornings at 10 30 with Sunday school 12 to 1 00 B Y P U 6 30 and evening service 7 30 Weekly prayer meeting is Wednesday at 7 30 p m
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Chariel and
Logan Streets
Immanuel’s German Lutheran Church Notices
Immanuel's German Lutheran church corner Avon and St Paul streets holds regular services at 10 a.m. Sunday school begins 11 15. J W Bergholz is pastor.
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Immanuel’s German Lutheran Church
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
J. W. Bergholz
Trinity Lutheran Church Absent Sunday Services
Trinity Lutheran church with Rev. L. S. Marvick as pastor reports no services in the church on Sunday.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
L. S. Marvick
Hobos Move Through North La Crosse Alarm Citizens
North La Crosse sees a large hobo camp at Grand Crossing causing minor crimes and fear. Police report repeated arrivals, with water and cooking nearby, prompting residents to demand action as nights grow riskier for children and the north side staff.
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Milwaukee
Mill Street Improvement Plan Driven by North Side Citizens
North side residents push for cleaning and upgrading Mill Street with a subscription drive for funds. The North Side Progressive league has long championed the project, aiming to remove tumble down shacks and link the park to the south side with a beautified main street.
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Mill Street
North Side
Progressive League
Church Services and Schedule
Rev O L Christianson, pastor, conducts services at 10 30 a m and 7 45 p m. Sunday school at 9 a m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening.
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O. L. Christianson
North Presbyterian Church Outlook and Union Meeting
North Presbyterian church at Logan and Avon hosts morning worship at 10 30 led by Rev Finch A Clark with theme The Next to the Greatest Thing in the World Evening service at 7 45 features W D Cox secretary of the Wisconsin Anti Saloon league speaking It is a union meeting with Tabernacle Baptist church Young People choir provides music All welcome Sunday school at noon annual picnic at Myrick park next Tuesday meeting at church 10 am Prayer meeting and communion prep Wednesday 7 45 pm in the church lecture room
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North Presbyterian Church
Logan and
Avon Street
Finch A. Clark
W. D. Cox
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Myrick Park
St Peters Church North Side Announces Afternoon Service
The notice states a usual afternoon service at three o'clock led by Pastor C. N. Moller at St. Peter's Church on the north side.
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St. Peter's Church
North Side
C. N. Moller
Proverbial Advice on Symmetry of Marriage
A friend seeking sympathy over his wrongs prefers comfort to argument. The saying urges that a man should be older uglier taller heavier and hoarser than his wife as a social guideline.
Soft request yields burnt mitts no pair found
The speaker notes no outreach occurred for items considered soft and describes not obtaining a pair of burnt mitts, implying a missed opportunity or unmet need.
If a woman does not chase a man a little
A provocative quote suggests a woman must pursue a romantic partner to prove love. It frames pursuit as essential and has sparked discussions on gender roles and relationship dynamics. The remark centers on intimate motivation rather than social norms.
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Bosco
Curious Shops of Japan Highlight Market Life and Traditions
A travel portrait describes Japanese shops and booths from green grocers to lantern makers and shoe stores. It notes busy vendors selling vegetables, radishes, onions, and lotus roots, and mentions a vendor cutting chicken meat with surgeon-like precision while a shopper observes.
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Japan
Christian Herald
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
A stream of small city notes details visits and travel among residents. Frank J. Gifford and Minnie Gifford visit on Avon street. Albert Rusche heads to Prairie du Chien. Peter Hauge meets Olaf Olson. William Vanderbilt returns to Lynxville. Miss Molly Rusche celebrated her birthday with friends. Victor Bellevue visits from Blair. R Vogel returns from North La Crosse. Lindal Skundberg visits Anton Johnson. Louis La Vaque journeys through western Wisconsin. Also noted: the Olympian special train delayed near Portage. Father Kinney returns from Black River Falls. Fanny and Bessie Dineen travel to Black River Falls for a sister’s anniversary. Rev Nordquest to speak at Bethel Lutheran. Mrs. John Owen visits from Trempealeau. Alfred Hinckley and Dolphin visits. Blanch Graf to attend normal school. Mamie Thompson travels to Alma. Wm Grady journeys to Grand Rapids. Walter Snyder visiting after Navy service. Mrs. A Merwin and Vera return from Trempealeau.
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Frank J. Gifford
Minneapolis
Robert Gifford
Avon Street
Albert Rusche
Prairie du Chien
Peter Hauge
Westby
Olaf Olson
Nelson Clothing Company
William Vanderbilt
North Side
Lynxville
Molly Rusche
Victor Bellevue
Blair
Wis
Minnie Gifford
R. Vogel
North la Crosse
Lindal Skundberg
Anton Johnson
Louis la Vaque
Milwaukee
Portage
Father Kinney
Black River Falls
Ambrose Murphy
Fanny
Bessie Dineen
J. M. Christy
Nordquest
Eau Claire Anti-Saloon League
Bethel Lutheran Church
John Owen
Trempealeau
Alfred Hinckley
North Bend
Dolphin
Lanesboro
Minn
H. Sherman
French Island
Blanch Graf
Merrillan Junction
J. F. Graf
Mamie Thompson
Charles Street
Alma
Harriman decision boosts rail stocks
Officials of the Harriman lines welcomed the circuit court ruling and signaled no public statement. Wall Street priced Union Pacific St Paul and Great Northern higher with about a point gain as the government prepared to appeal. Markets expected the Supreme Court to affirm the circuit ruling and the Harriman merger to stand. Dawes a shoe manufacturer from 1619 Berlin Street visited Minneapolis relatives before returning home.
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New York
Harriman Lines
United States Circuit Court
Wall Street
Union Pacific
St. Paul
Great Northern
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
D. W. Dawes
Berlin Street
Minneapolis
Babylonian surgeons paid low fees and harsh penalties
A tablet found by the French archaeological commission shows Babylonian surgeons charged twelve silver shekels for operations, two shekels to set a broken limb, and seventy five cents for tooth extractions. If a patient died, the surgeon had hands cut off. if not cured quickly, the fee was confiscated by the state. The reasonable healing time is not specified.
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French Archaeological Commission
Bob Sawyer
Palmer Funeral Today at St Pauls Universalist Church
The funeral services for John Palmer were held at St. Pauls Universalist Church at 2 30 this afternoon with Rev George Longbrake officiating. Burial followed in Oak Grove cemetery.
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John Palmer
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
George ‘Longbrake
Oak Grove Cemetery
Marriage Announcement Nell Donald and John E Wakefield
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Nell Donald to Mr John Eldredge Wakefield of Belgrade Montana. The ceremony will be held Thursday afternoon June 26 at the home of the bride's parents at Ta Crecrant.
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Nell Donald
John Eldredge Wakefield
Belgrade
Mont
T.a Crecrant
Tall Australian Eucalyptus Claimed as World’s Tallest Tree
A former Victoria government botanist Aaron Mueller measured a towering eucalyptus near Blacks Spur ten miles from Healesville in Victoria to 480 feet, surpassing California’s tallest known tree by 140 feet. The girth at the root measured many feet, underscoring Australia's claim to the record.
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Australia
California
Calfornia
Aaron Mueller
Victoria
Blacks’ Spor
Healesville
A Healthy Happy Old AgePromoting Gentle System Cleansing
An advertisement extols a laxative, Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna, as a gentle internal cleanse for all ages. It claims natural, warming toning effects with no harmful ingredients and urges buying the genuine California Fig Syrup Co. product marked on the front.
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California Fig Syrup Co.—spa
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