Universalists Celebrate St. Paul’s Golden Jubilee Homecoming Day
St Paul’s Universalist church marked its Golden Jubilee with three services and a consecration event. Rev. Noel E. Spicer delivered the morning sermon on The Stability of the Church, followed by violin pieces from Miss Florence Herman. The afternoon featured a reception for new members, Lord’s Supper, and reminiscences from Circle leaders about fifty years of parish activity.
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St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Noel E. Spicer
Grace Universalist Church
Rochester
Minn
Florence Herman
G. R. Longbrake
William Yeo
St. Paul's League
Alvah Hill
H. E. Rogers
Hazel Summers
Miss Summers
Percy T. Long
Fred Smith
E. L Spicer
Arbutus Cruiser Heads for Regatta from Rock Island
The luxury craft Arbutus owned by Dr J F Schef cik of Minneapolis moored in the harbor last night and will sail to Hannibal Missouri for a regatta. The party includes Dr Schefcik and wife Mrs Fenster maker Mr A Kasper and crewman George Wood. After the regatta they return via Illinois river Chicago canal Hennepin canal to Rock Island aiming for La Crosse around July 22.
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J. F. Schefcik
Minneapolis
Hannibal, Mo
Dr. Schefcik
Fenstermaker
A. Kasper
George Wood
Illinois River
Chicago Canal
Chicago
Hennepin Canal
Rock Island
la Crosse
Holmbergs sell property in Galesville Wis
Galesville residents Mr and Mrs G Holmberg sold their home to Hans Amer, a local farmer. The Holmbergs plan a Pacific coast trip this fall. Council fixes pool room license at 1906 with a $500 bond for each applicant.
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Galesville
Wis
G.holmberg
Hans Amerson
Holmberg
Pacific Coast
Mouth Germs Denounced as Cause of Disease by Wiley
Washington expert Dr. Harvey Wiley again warns that nearly every body carries infectious germs in the mouth and denounces kissing as a disease source. Chicago report notes an ominous tone and continuing health cautions.
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Washington
Harvey Wiley
Scandal at Mrs McGurn’s chicken yard prompts uproar
In Chicago a local row unfolds as Rose the White Leghorn hatched a four legged Rhode Island Red chick while the yard rooster has two legs. John T Clark of Michigan Avenue asks the city council to clear rogues from a pool near his home citing noise from delays.
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Chicago
John T. Clark
Michigan Avenue
Clark
Police Ordered to Speak Kindly to Information Seekers
Philadelphia police are ordered to respond politely to information requests under penalty of degradation. In Cambridge Massachusetts John Burbeski lies dying after Joseph Baietas allegedly forced compressed air into his body with 800 pounds of pressure.
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Philadelphia
Cambridge, Mass
John — Burbeski
Joseph Baietas
Kansas Rules Warn State Workers About Liquor Use
Governor Capper directs civil service rules declaring drinking a ground for removal in Kansas. In Des Moines, Iowa, John Darden wins a district court injunction to bar Jane Latham and two children from visiting his family in the country.
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Topeka
Kan
State of
Kansas
Capper
The
Civil Service Board
Des Moines
Iowa
John Darden
Jane Latham
Argument Wins and Time Costs in Daily Disputes
The saying notes men often prefer victory in a quarrel but warns that pursuing superiority may waste time and energy. It reflects on personal pride and practical value in choosing battles.
Community notices from Viroqua and vicinity
Local items include Catherine Lindemann camping near Lancaster with college friends, May MecKitterick returning from Cleveland as a school principal, trips by Mr. and Mrs. Graves to Sparta, and visits by Mrs. Mayme Cunningham and daughter from Minneapolis. Several residents travel for fishing, church events feature Dr Emma Drake at the Methodist church, and a smallpox quarantine is in effect for Mrs. William Moore north of the Southeastern depot.
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Viroqua
Wis
Catherine Lindemann
Lancaster
May MecKitterick
Cleveland
Ohio
School of
C. W. Graves
Sparta
Mayme Cunningham
Minneapolis
J. E. Cooke
Duluth
Wyman
Brewer
Hammer
Hillsboro
Chester Minshall
Racine
Emma Drake
Methodist
Edward Theige
Solverson
South Main Street
John Weber
William Moore
George Schroeder
John Stoll
Chippewa County
Claire Bowman
Aberdeen
S. D
Thomas Stevens
William Clark
Thos. Thompson
Mississippi
George Minshall
la Crosse
Minshall
Fred Minshall
J. A. Shreve
Greenwood Town
H. F. Lawrence
Viola
Paul
Vatican Mail Refusal Quietly Reported by Italy
Washington officials said Italy's claim that Austria refused Vatican mail would not affect U S service except for Austria. Mail from the United States would not go via Austria, officials stated, suggesting no broader disruption.
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Washington
Italy
Austria
Vatican
Makeup's Role in a Woman's Peacemaker Persona
The piece suggests women may need substantial makeup to convincingly portray a peacemaker on stage or screen. It discusses makeup as part of character portrayal and audience perception, noting the traditional link between appearance and authority in performance.
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Wisconsin
Gur
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St. Paul's Church
Regatta
Co-Operative
Main Street
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Jay St
Lunde & Childs
S. 2Nd Street
Frank X. Dietz
State Street
Alfred James
King Sts
Anderson, Cannee Eee
la Crosse Auto Tire Co
State St
Jerome W. Hanks
Batavian Bank
New Phone
M. Erickson Bakery
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CE Smith
South Eighth Street
Langdon’s
Union Shop
Jay
Lacrosse Bottling Works
S. 3Rd St
Hotel Northwestern
C.Q. D
L. V. Campbell
Main Roth
Gateway Mercantile Agency
Madam Pfeil Bien Jolie
M. Oswald
S. 5Th Street
Wanderers Dyers Cleaners
Coal and Coke
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MAIN
Irvine
Main St
W. A. Grimes & CO
la Crosse Floral Co
UNION
Pear Street
Imperial
Naturopathic Sanitarium
S. 7Th St
Cameron Ave
Undertakers
Thill, Banning & Whalen Co
Tillman Bros
Third Street
Holmbergs
Museum of
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Viroqua, Wis
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J. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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NAT. Bank OF Commerce
Toledo, Ohio
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