Milwaukee secretary weds La Crosse normal school builder
W A Martin of Milwaukee secretary and timekeeper for Sterling Construction, building La Crosse normal school, married Miss Alice Muetze yesterday by Rev Anders. Martin will remain in charge of his work at the normal school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Martin
Milwaukee
Sterling Construction Company
la Crosse Normal School
Anders
Alice Muetze
South Fifth Street
Martin
Normal School
Marriage of Miss Mary A and Edwin Savage
The marriage occurred at five in the afternoon at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Henry Faville officiating. The couple is well known in the community and the notice notes their social prominence.
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Mary A
Edwin Savage
Congregationa @hurch
Henry Faville
Irvine Watches Watch House of La Crosse
Irvine advertises as Wisconsin's largest Elgin and Waltham watch dealer with the state's biggest stock and lowest margins. It promises $3 to $8 savings per watch, various Elgin models in 12, 16, or 20 year gold filled cases, and guarantees accuracy. Deposits hold selections at W. T. Irvine The Watch House of La Crosse, largest Wisconsin stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
Waltham Witches
Wisconsin
Emall
Waltham
Elgin Co
W. T. Irvine
Watch House of
la Crosse
Savage Couple Planned Move to Colorado After Wedding
The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs E R Savage. The couple will soon depart for Colorado to establish their future home.
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Groom
E. R. Savage
Colorado
Social Rounds Highlight Local Club Gatherings
Mrs Charles Turner of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Foer r. Miss Edna Valier hosts the Tuesday Five Hundred club. The Wo man s union of the First Congregational church meets at Mrs Callahan s home with Mrs J L Callahan and Mrs Abram James hosting. Mrs Tisdale hosts the Thursday Embroidery club. Miss Maurine Faville hosts a candy pull for the O I B S club. six couples attend. Refreshments served as songs of St Patrick s Day in the Morning and Wearing of the Green play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Turner
Chicago
Foerr
Edna Valier
J. L. Callahan
Abram James
Woman’s Union
First Congregational Church
Callahan
Tisdale
Maurine Faville
New Tariff Bill Details Reductions and Reclassifications
The bill raises duties on some items while cutting others and expands drawback privileges on imported materials used in domestic manufacturing. It moves several items from the free list to the dutiable list, mostly affecting luxury goods. The effective date is the day after enactment.
Personal notes and local society listings in La Crosse
Ford postmaster Tscharner returns from Chicago on business. Alfred Harrison visits Sparta on United States court duties. F A Berlin of Red Wing promotes Red Wing boats and engines to local patrons. North Side Tribune moves to 712 Clinton. Mrs Garrow and Mrs Long return from Alma and Springville respectively. Dr George Powell noted as a physician. Theo and Albert Pfaff travel to New Windsor Colorado to visit a brother. Gateway City Transfer Line promotes carriages by phone. M A Mierke travels to California for six weeks. St Patrick's day rehearsal at Germania hall led by Ed Conway. Dr Will Powell listed for women’s diseases. E W Tate may shift within Wells Fargo/Milwaukee road express changes. Art needle works and Mrs Harriet Daubler invite ladies to Stoddard displays March 19 and 20. No cards.
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FORD
Tscharner
Chicago
la Crosse
Alfred Harrison
United States Court
Sparta
F. A. Berlin
Red Wing
Red Wing Boat Manufacturing Company
North Side
Abraham Garrow
Alma
Wis
P. E. Long
South Third Street
Springville
David McDonald
George Powell
Theo. Pfaff
Bangor
Albert Pfaff
Burr Oak
New Windsor
Colo
Theodore
Gateway City
M. A. Mierke
California
R. H. Hoefle
Eighth
Division Streets
Germania Hall
Ed Conway
Will Powell
E. W. Tate
United States Express Company
Wells-Fargo Company
Milwaukee Road Express
Harriett C. Daubler
Rawlinson
William Wedeking
Elizabeth Hunker
Hamilton
Walter Hermann
Wilhelmina E. Beyer
Campbell
Fred Schild
Mary Miller
Barre
Louis C. Koch
Shelby
Augusta M. Beyer
A. W. Snow
Duluth
J. W. Snow
Stevenstown
Lewis Valley
C. J. Thompson
Rochester
Hokah
The
First Baptist Church
Winona
W. W.” Express
Paderewski
Northwestern
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
St. Patrick
Mabel
A. M. Ivey
Minn
Lena Schultz
Lucius E. Sanders
Henry Faville
High Duty Reductions in Tariff Schedule Targeting Miscellaneous Goods
A long tariff list shows reduced duties on staples like soaps, cocoa, dyes, fabrics, glass, paper, and metals, with many items moving toward lower ad valorem rates or the free list. Notable shifts include waxes, oils, bleached papers, tin plate, iron and steel products, and certain textiles, aiming to boost protection or ease imports.
Stearns Electric Paste Co. Paste for Rats and Roaches
Stearns' Electric Paste Co of Chicago Illinois markets Stearns' Electric Rat and Roach Paste a ready to use paste product designed to kill rats and roaches in homes and businesses. The advertisement promotes a pest control solution with claims of effectiveness and ease of use without technical application details.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste CO
Chicago, Ill
Lecture at Baptist Church by Dr Clark of Congo Africa
The First Baptist Church announces a special Thursday evening service at 7 30 in the main auditorium. Dr Clark from Congo Africa will speak and is described as the most interesting speaker in the country. Admission is free and all churches and the public are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Dr. Clark
The
Congo
Africa
Campaign to prevent overworking draft horses
At the Humane Society meeting Rev. J. S. Lowe urged action against overloading wagons as reports cited 10 000 to 11 000 pound loads. City officials eyed a maximum weight ordinance while a council review and intercity inquiries were planned. The group also discussed humane education for students and elected Miss Mathews to the board.
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The
Humane Society
J. S. Lowe
John Doherty
Mathews
F. G. Tiffany
Huemane
Berry
Spartan State School
Parachute Attachment Advised For Safe Skyward Plans
The saying emphasizes prudence in ambitious pursuits, suggesting the wisdom of securing backup plans alongside bold aims. It underscores preparedness and risk management for ventures tied to high aspirations.
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Sunkist
John C. Burns
Fruit House
Schaefer & Ellers
la Crosse Floral CO
Cass ST
ICF Cream & Butter Company
W. A .Martin
Normal School Construction
Rewey-Savage
Irvine
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Main St
Neibur
Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
Rose Street
City News
Fourth and
Pearl Streets
Baptist Church
Hart, Schaffner and Marx Fine Clothes
CAL Campaign
Rev. Lowe
Castoria
Utedee
BIG Red
Nelson
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