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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1935
Page
16
Health Commissioner A. M. Murphy warns La Crosse dairymen about sour milk, citing warm days and sloppy milking conditions. He says 200 licensed dairies must improve cleaning, cooling, and rapid delivery to prevent bacteria growth and spoiled product.
A self described observer recalls daily life in Santa Monica with family antics, a broken leg on a work truck, and satire on theater and aviation. He mentions Moscow parachute displays, Zack Farmer’s politics, Irvin Cobb visiting, Max Fleishman’s philanthropy, and confidence that times will bring change.
Two creeds of dairymen contrasted with a wedding report blending a ceremony in a church with music and attendees. The article notes radio adoption, detailing about 19 million American homes with radios and one third owning multiple sets.
Sparta Wisconsin July 7 14 Second annual Bible camp sponsored by Vernon La Crosse and Mondovi circuits of the Luther league to be held at Camp La Crosett near Tunnel City between Tomah and Sparta. Official Methodist bible camp with capacity 150 men 150 women. staff includes Deans O M Kleven Osseo O G Birkeland Whitehall O C Aune Osseo J N Lunde Soldiers Grove. Norwegian Lutheran church educators noted for Bible study missions and youth programs with Eilef Saetveit to lead music and organize a camp band. Reservations to Rev O C Aune Osseo.
Monument stands on Medicine creek across the Missouri from Chamberlain South Dakota marking Iron Nation chief of the Lower Brule. The grave site is historic as the first monument over a Sioux leader in the state. Hereditary enemies Pawnees Gros Ven tres Foncas and Crows are noted. Barbers Protest Bootleg Trims in Camden New Jersey where 35 barbers say bootleggers cut hair in private homes.
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