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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1916

Page

6

Mrs William Kenyon Dies At Onalaska Home

Mrs. William Kenyon died at her Onalaska Wisconsin home after a illness of weeks. She leaves her husband, a daughter Ruth, her mother, three sisters and a brother. Funeral held at Methodist Church with interment in Onalaska cemetery. Ladies' Aid to meet. various social notices follow. Onalaska pickle factory to begin peas canning. alumni elects officers. Epworth League convention. local errands and visits noted.

Onalaska Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church Charles Barber E.G. Childs Eugene Johnson J. L. Mackey G. K. Lockman Chaseburg Alex Thompson Blanche Hatigom Otto Moos Main Street Frank Pierce Thomas Thompson Auron M. D Vis Nels Thompson la Crouse St. Paul's Barber Louis Strucklett Madison Herbert Gaarder Epworth League Blanchy Hougen W Warren Aiken Medary George Wright Amg Jutius Oscard Camp Douglas Sur

Frailty or fidelity in a capital pardon tale

In a state senate visitors gallery Abigail Thomas helps Mamie Morton press to pardon her imprisoned husband Henry Morton. Governor Worth grants the pardon amid a tense scene while Abigail confronts Worth about his motives and renewal of their own engagement. Three million dollars funded a hydroelectric project reaching Bombay for electric power.

McClura Bigall Thomas State Senate Senate Abigail Hte Abigail Thomas Mamie Morton Mamie Dhis Thomasville Tip Thomas Mamie Avinril Stanley Worth Stanter Worth Nimegelr Mamia Morton Henry Théleve Tre Jake Ewing Qnter Dave Gibson Ewing Henry Morton Atami Orton Stanley Bombay

Jordan Would Likely Accept Committee Post on Mexico Ties

David Starr Jordan said the invitation to join a committee to smooth differences between the United States and Mexico had not yet reached him but, based on United Press reports, he would accept. He left Saturday for New York.

Oklahoma City Okla Mexico David Starr Jordan United Press Jordan New York

Take Salts to Flush Kidneys

Advises regular meat eaters to flush kidneys with four ounces of Rad Salts in water before breakfast to neutralize acids and relieve kidney and bladder issues. Claims Jad Salts, made from grapefruit acid and lemon, with lithia, cleans sluggish kidneys and prevents bladder irritation.

How It Happened in Crimson Gulch

In Crimson Gulch the town’s mood turned sour as local tensions rose. Proncho Bob explains dating during prohibition caused grouch and mutual sufferings, with residents finding a strange satisfaction in watching each other discontent.

Proncho Bob Crimson Gulch

A Situation Wanted Ad in the Tribune

A brief want ad encourages readers to outline experience and desired work to connect with employers in need of qualifications. It urges writing the ad now with a pencil and paper and provides two phone numbers for contact.

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