Southeastern Schedule Announces Train Time Changes
Official timetable from Superintendent Peter Valier of the La Crosse and Southeastern outlines March 15 as the change date. New westbound No. 1 mixed, No. 3 am, No. 21 passenger, and No. 23 passenger operate Sundays only with fixed Viroqua to La Crosse timings. Eastbound services No. 2 passenger, No. 4 mixed, No. 22 passenger, and a seventh Sunday trip adjust arrivals and departures accordingly. The timetable, created amid road expansion, will take effect after the Sunday inclusively and follows seven years of road construction.
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Peter Valier
la Crosse
Southeastern Road
Viroqua
Farmer Finds Relief From Coffee Related Ailments
A long time coffee drinker recounts severe stomach and bilious symptoms easing after switching to Postum. He credits Postum with restoring sleep, appetite, stamina, and overall health, noting he no longer drinks coffee and has felt better for years. The testimonial ends with the tagline There’s a Reason and a prompt to read The Road to Perfect Health in Postum packages.
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Postum Co
Bateek
Southeastern schedule change takes effect Sunday
Lanesboro voters chose to go wet in yesterday’s city election while Houston voted dry by 37 to none and Whalen stayed dry with four votes. County trustees switch asylum heating to coal after winter trial.
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Lanesboro
Houston
Whalen
Asylum
Henry Gund
John Gund Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Brewers’ Association
Clark & Clark
Mr. Johnson
Eau Claire
Wis
Snyder Youth Weds In Courthouse Ceremony
Hugo Kurz and Miss Christine Beranek wed yesterday in Judge Brindley's private office at the courthouse. Friends followed and decorated their carriage with signs reading We Just got married. Kurz, a well known Snyder businessman, and Beranek, a La Crosse girl, are pictured as the ceremony unfolds.
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Hugo Kurz
Christine Beranek
Judge Brindley
Court House
Kur
Snyder
Nebraska
Beranek
la Crosse
Committee named to boost goods sales plan
C J Felber president of the Merchants' Protective association announced a special committee to promote sale of home made goods. Thomas Stavrum C E Wenzel and J B Medary were named to outline a practical plan to reach consumers in an education campaign following last Friday's conference.
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Thomas Stavrum
Merchants’ Protective Association
C. E. Wenzel
Retail Grocers’ Association
J. 8. Medary
Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Union
C. J. Felber
Surprise party honors Mr. Downing on 63rd birthday
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Downing were surprised at their Onalaska avenue home Saturday by friends who marked Mr. Downing's 63rd birthday with amusement and fun.
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W. A. Downing
Onalaska Avenue
Mr. Downing
Local residents visit La Crosse amid city business and social calls
J N Cole from La Crosse registers among Milwaukee guests. Mrs Will Emily extending visit in New Hartford. Dr George Powell consulting physician surgeon visits. Various locals from West Salem Viola Lodi Sparta Arcadia and more spend days in La Crosse for appointments business and social calls. Miscellaneous notices include lunches and travel mentions.
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J. N. Cole
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Will Emily
New Hartford
Minn
M. Cavanaugh
First
Edna Tarbox
J. F. Walsh
Rockford
George Powell
H. P. Michel
West Salem
J. W. King
Lodi
Wis
George Schroeder
Viola
Will Powell
E. Vig
Viroqua
P. E. Rumsey
Sparta
Amy
Mary Canting
Arcadia
S. F. Nelson
Lanesboro
W. B. Irvine
Galesville
K. A. Nyebel
Spring Grove
P. V. Ryan
Caledonia
Bittner’s
P. J. Riley
Austin
J. C. Mills
Preston
George Dodds
Winona
C. M. Anderson
F. Winding
Gus. Marking
Bloomington
B. B. Mercerer
Ira J. McConnel
Spring Valley
J. O. Gregg
Burlington
J. T. Gorman
Madison
Northwestern Road
Nelson
W. C. Wood
Quiet Reign At Barcelona As King Visits
Barcelona reports a calm day as King Alfonso visits the Austrian fleet flagship. The city remains orderly while plans to return constitutional guarantees hinge on ongoing quiet, with the king due to depart for Madrid today.
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Barcelona
Spain
Alfonso
Madrid
Persian trouble resumes as Turkish embassy closes
The Turkish-Persian dispute continues with resumed talks and the Turkish embassy in Teheran suddenly closed. The move escalates tensions as Ankara and Tehran seek a diplomatic path forward amid ongoing friction.
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ST. Petersburg
Teheran
Anna Gould Sails Today From Cherbourg
Cherbourg March 11 Anna Gould sails at five this afternoon for New York aboard the Adriatic. Her children accompany her. It is unknown whether Prince Halle de Sagan will accompany or follow her.
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Cherbourg
France
Anna Gould
New York
Adriatic
Prince Halle de Sagan
Society Afternoon Companies Hostess Plans Week of Gatherings
Mrs. T. A. Lavake of 138 South Tenth street is hostess this week for a series of enjoyable society afternoon companies. The first event yesterday featured a coffee for twelve ladies. Similar gatherings are scheduled for the remaining days of the week.
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T. A. Lavake
South Tenth Street
Picnic Supper Set by Congregational Church Ladies
The Ladies' Society of the Congregational church will host a picnic supper in the church parlors Thursday afternoon.
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Ladies’ Society of the
Congregational Church
Literary and Social Gathering by W. F. M. S at Church
The W. F. M. S. will host a literary and social gathering in the church parlors Friday afternoon and evening. A program and social session fill the afternoon, supper will be served at 6 o clock, and the group invites outside aid. all are welcome.
Informal Luncheon for Mrs. Miller at Mrs. Holbrook’s
Mrs. F. A. Holbrook hosted an informal luncheon at 1627 Ferry Street for her daughter Mrs. Maurice F. Miller who is visiting from Chicago. Mrs. Miller plans to return home next Monday.
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F. A. Holbrook
Ferry Street
Maurice F. Miller
Chicago
F M C Club Hosts La Crosse Saengerfest Debate
The F M C club of the German M E church hosted the men of the church in the church parlors last evening. A debate on the benefit of the Northwest Saengerfest to La Crosse drew interest with the affirmative winning before refreshments were served.
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F. M. C. Club
M. E. Church
la Crosse
Birthday Gathering at Mrs. French Home on Ferry Street
A Monday afternoon party at Mrs. A. M. French on Ferry Street celebrated her birthday with a large group of ladies including Mesdames Rodemeyer Wenner Dr Cohen Holst Tracy Sorgel Sexauer Sturz Gruber Foerste R Merman and Vischner. Refreshments were served.
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A. M. French
Ferry Street
Mesdames Rodemeyer
Wenner
Dr. Cohen
Holst
Tracy
Sorgel
Sexauer
Sturz
Gruber
Foerster
Merman
Vischner
Birthday Surprise for Miss Susie Falk at Home
Miss Susie Falk celebrated her 19th birthday Monday evening at 1507 Jackson street with a social at her residence. Guests included John Daley Frank Appel Arthur Roehr Will Hanson Robert Smith James Daley George Hanson Ada Roeher Thea Falk Hazel Jones Emma Schoenfeld Lila Falk Lilly Roeher Miss Daley and Susie Falk as a bountiful supper was served.
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Susie Falk
Jackson’ Street
Miament
John Daley
Frank Appel
Arthur Roehr
Will Hanson
Robert Smith
James Daley
George Hanson
Ada Roeher
Thea Falk
Hazel Jones
Emma Schoenfeld
Lila Falk
Lilly Roeher
Miss Daley
Hop and Card Party by Knights of Pythias
A hop and card party will be hosted by the Knights of Pythias in their new hall on Friday evening.
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Knights of Pythias
Detrick and Small United in Morning Ceremony
This morning Mrs. Henrietta Detrick of 1937 Madison Street and Mr. Robert Small of Viroqua were married by Rev. Andreas at 10 39.
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Henrietta Detrick
Madison Street
Robert Small
Viroqua
Andreas
Miss Martha Irish Plans Newfoundland Mission Marriage
Miss Martha Irish of Baraboo, guest of Rev and Mrs J W Irish, departs for home. She will wed Charles F Carnett of New York City in late April and they sail in early May to St Johns Newfoundland to lead Deep Sea Fisherman's Institute under Dr Grenfell. Irishs father has returned to Baraboo. Also present: Mr and Mrs W F Adams return from Lockport Illinois. Mrs E L Frink of Faribault Minnesota visits Cass street. Dr Bernard C Dorset leaves for St Peter Minnesota to work at the state hospital.
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Martha Irish
Baraboo
J. W. Irish
Three I May Oust President Holland
The Three I league met at the Sherman House this morning. Edward Holland, president, was opposed for re election by clubs dissatisfied with her conduct in the Dubuque case. One more vote is needed to make a change. The fixing of the schedule is under way and an effort is being made to divide the holiday games fairly.
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I League
Sherman House
Edward Holland
Dubuque
M. H. Sexton
Frank D. Fox
Kilian Catcher Visits City From Sterling Ill
Kilian Catcher Killian from Sterling Illinois arrives in the city and calls on Manager Pink Hawley. He is noted as one of the fastest catchers in this section of the country.
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Killian
Sterling
Ill
Pink
Hawley
Light vote cast at Caledonia village election
Caledonia Minnesota March 11 Special The annual village election drew a light turnout with 100 ballots cast as no contest or license issue was present. Officials elected include Joseph Vossen as president of the village council and council members Leonard Hill H J Fiexrud and Jerry Kenny Thomas Buckley as treasurer Chas A Dorival as clerk Edward Crotty as assessor A J Flynn as justice of the peace and J P Palen as constable.
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Caledonia
Minn
Joseph Vossen
Leonard Hill
H. J. Fiexrud
Jerry Kenny
Thomas Buckley
Chas. A
Cows Found Healthy On Local Farms
Veterinarian Illolines examined Mrs. Lars Jensen's herd at 4347 George Street and found all cattle in peak condition with no symptoms before noon. The Johnson cow at 21230 George Street was also tested and cleared of illness.
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Lars Jensen
George _ street
Illolines
Herman Johnson
George Street
Regents Open Bids for La Crosse Normal School
The Regents of the State Normal schools met in Madison and announced that bids for the new La Crosse Normal School will be opened tomorrow. Thomas Morris attended the meeting and departed yesterday.
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State Normal Schools
Madison
la Crosse
Revolt Held Back in Minnesota Delegation Fight
CROOKSTON Minnesota March 11 Attorney William E Rowe named vice president of the Ninth district by the Bryan organization for state delegation control received a wire message and rumors say Bryan followers abandoned the effort His revolt signs appear despite the influence of Committeeman Martin O Brien and the state organization remains divided over delegation control
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Crookston, Minn
William E. Rowe
Ninth Congressional District
Bryan
Commiteeman
Martin O’brien
City to act on Mill St crossing dispute
Secretary Winterbotham of the railway rate commission says the commission cannot interfere with the Mill Street crossing and that safeguarding the crossing is the responsibility of La Crosse officials. The council will revisit the issue at its next meeting.
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Winterbotham
Railway Rate Commission
Mill Street
la Crosse
Not a Mecca for Fighting Men
A clarification states two youths fined for fighting did not start a brawl at the Mecca. Andy Gilbertson, a saloon proprietor, has faced repeated false reports and is cleared of any incident at his establishment.
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Mecca
Andy Gilbertson
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