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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
7
The citywide celebration features fraternal orders in line with floats and electric sparklers. More than 500 parade participants, including Elks Woodmen Foresters Eagles and Boy Scouts, and a nighttime motorboat pageant with lanterns, lead to a grand fireworks finale.
Construction of Hartford Wisconsin’s new high school proceeds with a heating plan that vents exhaust steam from the city lighting plant to warm the building. The approach ties school infrastructure to municipal energy output as progress continues on the project.
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin gears up for a week long street carnival starting Monday and running through Saturday with added Fourth of July features. Memorial Day movie showings at the Metropolitan Theatre feature local scenes and historic sites. A tornado scare and river rise accompany recent wind and rain disturbances along the Kickapoo. Local events include an annual musical by Miss Josie Clinton, city school inspections, a bridge gathering, utility company visits, Catholic Ladies Sewing society gathering, horse sale, and summer normal school enrollment in La Crosse. The Prairie du Chien baseball team beat McGregor 7 to 3. Mr and Mrs Eulberg of Garnevillie Iowa visiting the Bittner home.
After five days the annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of America adjourned in Toronto. Many delegates will stay over and depart Saturday morning for home. The speaker joked about bets overlooked.
An Normandy sportsman reports that near Barfleur last November ten thousand birds were picked up over four nights including 1800 woodcock. At Penmarch Brittany a 30 000 000 candle power light drew tens of thousands of migrants. Next morning bodies were collected and sent to Paris, with daily catches often 2000 to 4000 victims and a single morning yielding over 500 woodcock.
Two rural school districts in Langlade County have each approved a $3000 appropriation for building purposes and to expand their grounds to include two acres.
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