Second Warrant Served In The Jail On Petit Larceny
Thomas Hawkins finished a 45 day term in the county jail last evening. As soon as his time was up a warrant was served on him charging him with petit larceny. He is accused of stealing 60 feet of 2 inch rope from a boat owned by Judge Higbee valued at 12 dollars. Hawkins, 45, claims Alabama as home and is still in jail. A hearing will be held sometime this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Hawkins
Higbee
Hawkins
Alabama
Widow collapses at Ballou inquiry in Stamford
In Stamford June 26 Mrs Helen Angle, wife of the late Waldo Ballou, collapsed under strain as police pursue a possible motive for the murder of the 67 year old admirer. She is in a private sanitarium with doctors describing her nerves as shattered and her reason temporarily impaired. Coroner's inquest halted until her recovery. Chemists began analyzing dark spots on an iron believed to be bloodstains from her flat. She protests her innocence of the murder while imagining she testifies at the inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Helen M. Angle
Waldo R. Ballou
Shield Sandwiches With Patriotic Frosting
A recipe describes trimming bread into shield shapes, finely chopping chicken, mixing with butter, mustard, and milk, and filling the shields. Top with a red, white, and blue frosting to complete the patriotic sandwich creation.
Personal notes and visits span area towns
A wave of short personal items lists visits and greetings scattered across La Crosse area. George Marston and Mary Hunt return home, Miss Agnes Miller and May Collins visit friends, Mrs J A Kellman and children travel from La Crosse to Galesville, and Miss Viola Wall returns to La Crosse after Bangor. Local movements include Moonlight excursion plans on July 3 and a dance booster event for B A Yeomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Motor Truck Co
George Marston
H. Berg
Mildred
Agnes
William Benton
John Johnson
Preston
Agnes Miller
West Salem
May Collins
la Crosse
Caledonia
Jefferson Hotel
Viola Wall
Bangor
James Knight
R. W. Davis
Adolph Toepel
C. F E. Bradley
Mary Evas
John Bosshard
Henry Dowe
John Kuranz
Fritz Meyers
Albert Meyers
Mississippi
R. H. Hanson
New Albia
J. A. Kellman
Galesville
W. B. Tscharner
Minneapolis
B. A. Yeomen
Tuea
Gustav A. Voight
Rice Lake
Edwin Schilling
St. Paul
J. B. Murray
la Crosse Street
St. Lawrence County
New York
Gateway City
Transfer Co
Mary Hunt
Reedsburg
Wis
C. W. Hunt
Edna Larson
North la Crosse
George Kelly
Houston
Bromine Quinine Claim and Signature Request
The notice promotes a patent remedy titled Brom o Quinine claiming to cure a cold in one day and directs readers to seek the full name Laxative Bromo Quinine with a signature line for E. W. Grove. It is presented as a genuine product with a price 25 cents.
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E. W. Grove
Carranzists Are Expected Monday
Niagara Falls Ont June 26 Mexican peace talks under way Monday per Ambassador Naon and mediation colony. Delegates from constitutionalists expected to arrive, while Huerta planners insist on a neutral provisional president. Fears of U.S. intervention surface as Tampico salute protocol was signed without discussion.
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Niagara Falls
Ont
Naon
Huertistas
Mexico
Society motor trip to Stoddard and nearby towns
Mrs. Gus Sexauer and daughter Mildred drive with Mr. and Mrs. Barton of Houston Minn to Stoddard Coon Valley and Chaseburg today for a society motor trip with planned stops and social visits.
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Gus Sexauer
Mildred
Mrs. Barton
Houston, Minn
Stoddard
Coon Valley
Chaseburg
First Methodist Church Hosts Family Picnic at Myrick Park
The Sunday school and congregation plan a picnic at Myrick park on Saturday. Children meet at 9:30 in Sunday school rooms and ride to the park on special street cars. Many will attend later, with the day featuring picnic games and a ball game between adults and boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Myrick Park
Mr and Mrs Ablett Host Dinner and Dance
Mr and Mrs J Ablett entertained thirty friends at a dinner last evening followed by dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. J. Ablett
Local notes on visitors and a move to Elk River
Mrs Hugo Exel of St Paul visits her parents Mr and Mrs J J Jansky and stays through homecoming week. Mrs C M Fuller and daughter return to 914 South Ninth street after visits in Chicago Milwaukee and Dubuque. Misses May and Rose Quinn of Ettick visit their aunt Mrs C M Fuller at 914 South Ninth. Mrs James Sperry and son Harry of Minneapolis stay with Mrs Sperry's parents at 621 Cass street. John Ward Young leaves for Elk River Idaho to work for Potlatch Lumber after University of Wisconsin graduation.
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Hugo Exel
St. Paul
J. J. Jansky
C. M. Fuller
South Ninth Street
Chicago
Milwaukee
Dubuque
May
Rose Quinn
Ettrick
James Sperry
Harry
Minneapolis
Local families host visitors and guests this weekend
Mr. Young visits his mother Mrs. Bertha Young at 1029 Cameron Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. George Salzer with daughters Helen and Florence arrive from Minneapolis to stay with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Salzer for the weekend. Vera Brandenburg at 1302 Berlin Street hosts her sewing club with Helen Ellers Pearl Ellers Helen Zipse Clara Klaus Hedwig Henker Edna Witt and Helen Schoenheider. Frank Winter and wife spend the week at a farm near Black River Falls. Mrs. Hugus of Wheeling West Virginia, visiting Otto Schlabach’s home, heads to Cleveland tonight to see her son.
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Young
Bertha Young
Cameron Avenue
George Salzer
Helen
Florence
Minneapolis
Henry Salzer
Vera Brandenburg
Berlin Street
Sewing Club
Helen Ellers
Pearl Ellers
Helen Zipse
Clara Klaus
Hedwig Henker
Edna Witt
Helen Schoenheider
Frank Winter
Black River Falls
Hugus
Wheeling
W. Va
Otto Schlabach
Cleveland
Rules for consumptives under New Jersey health law
The New Jersey state board of health issues rules for tuberculosis patients. Consumption cases must destroy sputum, burn soiled dressings, ensure rooms have an outside window, and avoid handling food unless wrapped or sterilized. Home shop work is prohibited unless products can be sterilized and sterilization follows local board requirements.
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New Jersey State Board of Health
Board of Health
Drum Cake Recipe with Drums and Candies
Drums cakes mix four eggs with sugar equal to the eggs weight and half their weight in flour. Flavor with vanilla. Beat yolks and whites separately, fold in flour gradually, bake in round tins, frost when cold, and decorate with tiny candies to resemble drums. Paper drums on top hold small candies.
Hotel Fire Fatal in Greensboro
H J Collum a traveling salesman from Philadelphia was killed when a fire destroyed the Guilford hotel in Greensboro North Carolina early today.
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Greensboro
N. C
H. J. Collum
Philadelphia
Guilford Hotel
La Crosse Shaped As A Summer Resort With Parks And River Pleasures
La Crosse is described as a well equipped summer resort city with fine hotels and abundant parks. The article praises quiet streets, cleanliness, efficient streetcar service, and easy rail and river transportation. It envisions Levee Park improvement and expects visitors to spread word of Beautiful La Crosse.
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la Crosse
Chicago
Minneapolis
Levee Park
Papers Begin to Talk Up Indian Summer
Reports note that several newspapers are starting to mention an Indian summer as weather patterns shift. Forecasters caution that traditional timing may vary while readers look for hints of warmer spells and extended outdoor plans.
Raspberry Jelly Mold With Lemons And Raspberries
Instructions describe a gelatin dessert using half a package of gelatin, cold water and sugar, boiling water, lemon juice, stiffened egg whites, folded in ripe berries, poured into a mold and chilled. Serve cold with whipped cream.
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Sunkist
Powder Inventor Dies In Pensacola
General Garland N. Whistler, U S A retired, who invented smokeless powder, died in Pensacola Florida today at age 66.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pensacola
Fla
Garland N. Whistler
Gazelles Thrive Without Drinking on Saad-ud-Din Island
In the London Field Dr. R E Drake Brockman presents proof that some animals survive without drinking. He describes gazelles on Saad-ud-Din island off Somaliland where no fresh water exists and annual rainfall remains under 2.75 inches.
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London
R. E. Drake- Brockman
Saad-ud-Din
Somaliland
Also Mentioned on This Page
John C. Burns
Aaa
Betta
Hoeschler
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reman
Exclusive Garment Store
Fifth and Main Streets
LaCrosse
Azel Barney
Pharmacy
Main Street
Gateway City Transfer Co
Vine Street
J. Jensen
White Way Shoe Shop
Main St
Morris & Hartwell
la Crosse Hat Works
Ballou
Tomor
Red Light
Sunkist Orange
California
California Fruit
Growers Exchange
N. Clark Street
Beautiful Rogers
Fruit Growers
Irvine
Dueber Hampden
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Watterson
Dr. Watterson
South 4Th St. la Crosse, Wis
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