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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1913

Page

4

Prairie du Chien Bride Shares June Union in Holy Trinity

Miss Margaret Irma Paris and E B G Billings of Platteville wed at Holy Trinity Episcopal on June 26 in Prairie du Chien. Archdeacon W G Blossom officiated. reception followed at the bride’s home. The couple plans to reside in Platteville after August 1.

Margaret Irma Paris R. D. Paris E. B. G. Billings Platteville Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Katherine Case Neil Brown Elroy W. G. Blossom Madison John Chester Case Charles Pierce New York Oren Hickox Jennie Weisenberger Walter Hintz N. G. Sage Geneva Atkinson Minnie

Language Diversity Across the American Continent

The article notes 1,624 languages and dialects spoken across the American continent. It emphasizes variety in linguistic heritage and regional use among indigenous and later communities.

Notice to Creditors in Storandt Estate La Crosse County

State of Wisconsin In Probate La Crosse County Court in the matter of the estate of Andrew Storandt late of Onalaska deceased Letters of administration with the will annexed granted to Louis Storandt notice is given that six months after June 19 1913 are allowed to creditors to present claims for examination and allowance and that the Court will on December 23 1913 at 10 AM examine and adjust all claims against the deceased Dated June 19 1913 By the Court John Brindley County Judge James Thompson Attorney for Estate

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Andrew Storandt Onalaska Louis A. Storandt Wis la Crosse John Brindley James Thompson

North Side Burglary Foiled by Patrol and Dog

Three hoboes named Charles Anderson Chicago De Coster Smith Pueblo Col and C C Smith alias William Applebann were caught by Patrolmen Yehle Ko schnitzke and Hahn under the Rose street viaduct after attempting to break into Mrs Jacob Hahn's home at 626 St Andrew street. Hahn and his dog tracked three to a pile of ties where officers captured them. others escaped. They face a preliminary hearing today.

Charles Anderson Chicago de Coster Smith Pueblo Col C. C. Smith William Applebann Fred Yehle August H. Koschnitzke John Hahn Rose Street Milwaukee Railroad Jacob Hahn St. Andrew Street Hahn North Side

Dakota News The Week In Brief Locals and Visitors

Mr Trinketts of St Josephs Ridge visited his son Nick Trinketts in Dakota Minn. Cyril Clow of La Crosse visited his uncle Fermor Clow. Dr C S Wilson and son Rol land traveled to La Crosse and back with a new auto. William Hausman and daughter Myrtle called on relatives. Carl Cass recovered from mumps. John Donehower received a carload of corn. Sam Bosworth and Fred Zisch called in town. Frank Hausman unloaded cement. Mr and Mrs W Harrington and daughter Lucille went to La Crosse. Miss Mildred Cassidy of Wabasha visited Leonard Browns. Ernest Vier of Alma Wis spent Sunday with his parents. Miss Lucille Helenaple of Wabasha visited grandparents. Mrs Bert Seals of Nadine spent weekend with Ab Seals. Mr and Mrs James Wilkinson Sr entertained James Jr over Sunday. Miss Emma McKown spent a few days with R H Hoefle in La Crosse. George Cordes made a trip to La Crosse. Rev Emil Herman of La Crescent organized an Epworth league at M E church with officers elected. Mr and Mrs Wm Coopman of Arizona visiting aunt Mrs Thomas Bell. Mr and Mrs John Nagle and Sam were La Crosse callers.

Mr. Trinketts St. Joseph’s Ridge Nick Trinketts Cyril Clow la Crosse Fermor Clow C.S. Wilson Rolland William Hausman Myrtle Carl Cass John Donehower Sam Bosworth P. M. Brown Fred Zisch Dresbach Frank Hausman W. Harrington Lucille Mildred Cassidy Wabasha Leonard Browns Ernest Vier Alma Wis Abe Vier Lucille Helenaple Wm. Helsaple Bert Seals Nadine Ab Seals James Wilkinson James, Jr Emma McKown R. H. Hoefle George Cordes Emil Herman la Crescent M. E. Church George Zinke Grace Cass Nellie Winter Annis Grant Elsie Brown Wm. Coopman Arizona Thomas Bell John Nagle Sam Thursay

Talking Cure Quoted by Horace in Early Dialogue

The fragment presents Horace discussing who is spoken to and about what, pondering the purpose and place of a cure in dialogue. It hints at rhetorical questions about communication, audience, and the nature of healing through speech.

Horace Buffalo Express

Humid Hatteras and Global Humidity Note

The excerpt notes that Hatteras has the highest annual humidity among U S locations. It also quotes various newspaper blurbs and curios about sayings, gold in Russia since 1744, and common facts such as heart weight and heartbeat rate.

Hatteras Flatteras

Mother Kills Girl to Hide Birth in Ogden Trunk Death

Salt Lake City Utah June 39 Mrs August Ekman body of daughter Frances 12 found in a trunk in Ogden. Police credit initial motive shift from disability to conceal birth from husband C L Anderson who left her fourteen years ago. Detec tives say she admitted killing Frances just before reconciling with Anderson after living with a man named Williams and later marrying Ekman. Anderson unaware of Frances birth. police believe he did not know of the child.

Salt Lake City Utah August Ekman Frances Ogden C. L. Anderson Williams Anderson Wyoming

Nelsons to Play Onalaska on the Fourth

The Nelsons, twice victors over Onalaska, will clash again on the Fourth in Onalaska. Both managers announce the regular lineups as a major feature of the day’s celebrations drawing great local interest.

Onalaska Nelsons

Farewell Surprise Marks Mrs. Rudolph Departure

Mrs. G. Rudolph of West La Crosse received a farewell surprise party at her home Friday afternoon. Attendees included Mesdames H. Norcross, J. Longway, A. McMann, C. Beesucker, J. Ellison and W. Lawrence as she prepares to leave the city for a summer vacation with friends.

Picnic Dinner At Myrick Park Honors Local Women

Mrs L Zaiser hosted a Friday afternoon picnic at Myrick park with many friends attending. Attendees included Mesdames J Byers A Har dy Larkin R Roeder W Dairs E Everett Adair and Frye.

Two Young Women Drowned in Peshtigo River Hole

MARINETTE Wis June 30 Two young women drowned during a swimming party when the group entered a deep hole in the Peshtigo River The victims are Evelyn George 17 and Anna Slepsky 19 both residents of the area.

Marinette Wis Peshtigo River Evelyn George Anna Slepsky

Morton Illness Update From Cedarhurst Cottage

Levi P. Morton former vice president is gravely ill at Cedarhurst Long Island after months of illness. He rests in a cottage facing the Atlantic as several physicians accompany him.

New York Levi P. Morton United States Cedarhurst Long Island Atlantic

Darrow predicts freedom for McNamara brothers

In Racine Wisconsin Clarence Darrow predicted the McNamara brothers will be freed. He argued no jury could legally convict thirty eight men at once and defended labor leaders sent to prison for alleged conspiracy.

Racine Wis Clarence S. Darrow McNamara Brothers Darrow

Too Fresh to Be Cold Storage Egg Mention

A brief quip notes that unlike a cold storage egg, freshness can exceed expectations. It frames freshness as a condition that surpasses standard preservation, prompting curiosity about the context or subject being referenced.

Kelson's Beat the Clothiers 4 to 0 in City League clash

Nelsons defeat Clothiers 4 to 0 to move into second place as Meinert makes a sensational one handed catch off Knutsen drive. Keaveney turns in an unassisted double play in the eighth, with Knutson, Robare and Squires delivering key hits in a pitcher’s duel in hot conditions.

Clothiers Nelsons Meinert Knutsen Keaveny Rittenhouse Nelson Seda Boo Scholberg Knutson BiSica Weise I Sten Nice Et Glass Brenner Cwica Iwi Saes Clothigis Ann—Dd Welsons Robare Kline Suires Ulrick Squires

North La Crosse Beats Park Store In Fast 9 to 4 Win

North La Crosse defeated Park Store 9 to 4 at Copeland Park yesterday afternoon. Pitcher Ritter struck out fourteen, allowing four hits as the North side showed a swift game. Batteries Ritter and Hogan for North La Crosse. Weigel and Benick for Park Store.

North la Crosse Park Store Copeland Park Ritter RHE Ae Nes Hogan Weigel Benick

Election Tonight For Financial Secretary Treasurers

Court La Crosse No. 944 I O F members are reminded of the election of a financial secretary and treasurer to be held tonight. C W Simcock, Rec Secy.

Court la Crosse C. W. Simcock Rec

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Moves

The North Side notes a parade of visitors and residents: Edith Weiner enjoys a Spar ta visit. William King takes a railroad timekeeper role in Cassville. H Holtz visits Bangor. Henry Noem visits from Newport Wisconsin. J C Johnson guests in the city en route to San Francisco. Russell Voves improves after illness. Johnsons from Minneapolis return home. M Larson visits St Paul. Mrs C Erickson returns from West Salem. M Nelson tours on business from Ferryville. Lars Hawkins visits Berlin Street hosts. J Welch returns from Aberdeen. Harvey West recovers enough to go out. Louise Larson visits Westby. Asselin family returns from Minneapolis. Harold and Lyle Samson back on Avon. C Asselin visits Oregon. Jack Riordan visits T Brinstad. BE Preutz and daughters host in Seneca. T Lundberg returns to Winona.

Dreamland Edith Weiner Kanegy Sparta William King Wood Street Cassville H. Holtz Bangor Henry Noem Newport Wis J. C. Johnson Wausau J. ¢. Morrison Caledonia Street Russell Voves Charles &J West Salem M. Nelson Ferryville Lars Hawkins Westby Nels Rude Berlin Street J. Welch Aberdeen S. C Harvey West Louise Larson J. L. Asselin Minneapolis A. M. Munson Prospect Street Harold and Lyle Samson Avon St South Dakota C. Asselin Kane Street Oregon Jack Riordan Utah T. Brinstad Preutz Adeline and Edna

Neighbors Refuse To Ignore Your Faults Says Adage

A biting proverb suggests people overlook their faults but expect others to confront theirs. The remark implies social scrutiny among neighbors and self awareness in community life.

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