Plans for German Lutheran church erection in town
Local contractors at Schick and Roth are planning the new German Lutheran church on the north side. The article notes community projects including a temperance picnic in Coon at the Viroqua Business Men's Camping club grounds with speeches and music. Also listed are Fourth of July preparations in several towns, a Fillmore county old settlers celebration, recovery of stolen fishing tackle, poor fishing conditions due to high water, and a First M E church Epworth league picnic supper at Myrick park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schick and Roth
Coon
Viroqua Business Men's Camping Club
Viola
Cashton
Hillsboro
Avalanche
Appleman'’s Corner
Franklin
Fillmore County
Minn
Mabel
Tillman
Toeller
Epworth League
M. E. Church
Myrick Park
Grape-Nuts Claim Digestive Advantage Over White Flour
An article extols Grape-Nuts as made from whole wheat and barley and predigested by moisture time and warmth. It contrasts it with white flour which lacks diastatic elements and can cause intestinal troubles from undigested starch amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanere
Schwebach Returns From Jubilee and Reflects on Diocesan Growth
The Rt. Rev. James Schwebach bishop of the La Crosse diocese spoke after attending Mount Calvary’s golden jubilee. He praised the event and noted the diocese now serves about 110,000 souls including 2,100 Indians, with Superior once part of its territory. He anticipated priestly appointments and July 1 placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Schwebach
la Crosse
N. D. Becker
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Milwaukee
Mount Calvary
Schwebach
Calvarian Capuchins
J. Bollenbeck
Messmer
H. J. Richter
Grand Rapids
Sermons Must Go Says Chicago Professor
Chicago professor Rev. Johnston Myers told 100 divinity students at the University of Chicago that sermons are out of date and must yield to personal work in modern evangelism. He said preaching remains strong but serves fewer converts, noting individuals lead others to religion amid widespread printed literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Johnston Myers
Immanuel Baptist Church
University of Chicago
Myers
Beecher
Talmadge
Spurgeon
Boys Warned Over Theft of Streetcar Rides
City streetcar company and police report ongoing trouble from young boys stealing rides after ball games. Police say they cannot stop the practice without officers on patrol and urge parents to keep youths off cars due to high accident risk.
Old High School Remodeling Proposed by Board of Education
Friday evening June 28 1907 invite extended to attend supper at 6 30. Board proposes remodeling the old high school for a branch of the second ward to ease overcrowding and serve the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Albert Montgomery
New Albin
St. Francis Hospital
Winona
Harry Pomeroy
Carolin Halich
Vance
Hattie G. Maybury
Mary A. Vance
John S. Harley
Rae Doten
la Crosse
Andrew McCauley
Worth’s Landing
Waukon Junction
Public landing likely after council meeting special
Alderman Harry Palmer chairs the wharf committee to supervise a plan for a modern landing place for small steamers and launches. A special council meeting is expected next Tuesday to discuss a dock and arc light, aided by the Motor Boat club which has pressed the issue and filed petitions with the wharves and finance committees and the city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Palmer
Palmer
Alderman Palmer
la Crosse Motor Boat Club
Motor Boat Club
Militia to Begin First Regular Road March
Captain Charles H. Rawlinson leads Company M in their first regular annual road march from Fifth and Main to the range east of the city. Soldiers wear khaki and carry nine pound rifles, belts, and army gear including shelter roll and blankets for an overnight camp with Sunday target practice and return march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rawlinson
Company M
Baracks
Fifth
Main Street
Te Hemopany Range
Wisconsin
Auto Races Draw Many Local Enthusiasts to St Paul
A large crowd of La Crosse auto fans travels to St Paul for Hamline track races today and tomorrow. Prominent cars from across the country compete with noted drivers expected. Among attendees are Frank Schwalbe and F Ward representing Tanberg Auto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
St. Paul
Hamline Track
Frank Schwalbe
F. Ward
Tanberg Auto Company
Princess Lace and Fashion Notes Foretell Summer Styles
A fashion column highlights Princess Lace as a leading mesh lace on Brussels net foundation with back buttoned blouses. It surveys colors like navy with apple green, gray silks, taffetas, and Voile dominated outfits for midsummer, plus menswear notes on linen khaki overalls and denim options for active boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Paris
Personal notices from La Crosse area society page
Mrs. L. Fox and children, Al H. Koeth and Miss Jennie Schick visit Caledonia ridge home. Several locals travel for medical care, visits with friends, or family events in La Crosse Viroqua Madison and surrounding towns. Rocky Mountain Tea ads appear alongside society notes and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Fox
al H. Koeth
Jennie Schick
Eugene Wilhelm
Caledonia Ridge
Will Powell
Lulu Love
Viroqua
la Crosse
E. C. Truesdale
Earl Wheaton
Caledonia
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Eleanor Russell
Superior
Esther Stavrum
Helmer Pederson
James Stavrum
New York
Hellfach
John Dahl
Clara Thompson
Madison
S. D
Ed Thompson
Hellfach—Jeweler
George B. Frederick
A. Lilley
la Crescent
F. Hansen
E. H. Cowell
Dubuque
Theo. Thoreson
Westby
Hellfach— Jeweler
W. S. Dillion
Racine
Wis
B. C. Lilly
Houston
H. Rock
E. D. Rau
Davenport
G. F. Fisch
West Salem
John J. Becker
T. A. Redwood
Austin
S. P. Brownlee
Winona
Nelson B. Grand
Akron
F. C. Wanan
Valley Grove
Gateway City
Grace McKay
Fond du Lac
W. C. Smith
Ed Langard
F. F. Blumentritt
Dakota
Charles Kroner
Chaseburg
Bert Hibberd
West Bend
James Finne
Baraboo
F. L. Page
Alice Kroner
Cashton
Frank Love
Rushford
John F. Mitchell
Oshkosh
Bangor
Fred Richardson
E. B. Bowler
J.S. Robbins
Co. J. Rusland
Kindred
N. D
E. L. Caswell
Red Wing
L. C. Gage
Belleville
T. J. Mullen
Wabasha
Spreading Out Our Stock With Jewelry Line
We have many satisfied customers this past year and will sell more goods to them and new buyers because of our prices quality and business manner. Our stock now includes a large line of jewelry watches clocks sterling silver and diamonds. Come and look our line over before selecting. We can please you.
River Stationary Skeleton Splits Hidden In Closet
A terse note hints at a stagnant river situation and internal divisions. The line suggests lingering tension and potential fractures revealing themselves as hidden conflicts surface.
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North Side Bottling Works
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City News
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Rockford
J. J. Perloid
Parkston
John N. Bartholein
Fulda
G. R. Track
Wallace
Idaho
R. Goodrich
Wausau
Walter B. Cotchett
Capt. Shaw
W. H. Hunt
Mrs. Szekele
N. T. Birdlebrough
H. N. Melvine
Eau Claire
E. J. Queen of
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Eau Caire
M. Ring
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Oxfords
Fred Heil & CO
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Reeds Landing
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le Claire
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St. Louis
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