Tomah High School Announces Class of Graduates
The Tomah high school lists graduates for June including Bernard Drowatzky Vera Naylor Ray Steele Wilbert Hendricks Kenneth Kelley Ethel Johnson Edward Otto Fred Battalia Ralph Griswold Florence Hamilton Fred Kress Gertrude O Leary Dan Linehan Carl Henry Stella Berger Della Berger Emma Corman Erna Stelter Virgil King Ruth Stellings Clyde Zerbell Clyde Strachan Rose Drekmeier Lee Scott Florence De Long Ethlyn Johnson Ruth Summers Charles Kuckng Lloyd McMullen Charles Hall Myra Barber and Elsie Chapman. Also notes campus events from a card party by Mrs A G Ziebel and the death of Prof R W Riegel former Tomah High principal.
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Tomah High School
Bernard Drowatzky
Vera Naylor
Ray Steele
Wilbert Hendricks
Kenneth Kelley
Ethel Johnson
Edward Otto
Fred Battalia
Ralph Griswold
Florence Hamilton
Fred Kress
Gertrude O'Leary
Dan Linehan
Carl Henry
Stella Berger
Della Berger
Emma Corman
Erna Stelter
Virgil King
Ruth Stellings
Clyde Zerbell
Clyde Strachan
Rose Drekmeier
Lee
Tomah
Riegel
Order of the Eastern Star
Free Masons
J. E. Daniels
Deer Lodge
Mont
Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational Church
Arthur Jones
Mabel Mause
Leon McMullen
Frank Knick
A. P. Boehmer
Otto Stoltz
Women's Civic Improvement Club
Inez Moot
F. H. Baumgarten
Merle Shaw
Delbert Wilson
Dave Rammag
Kate Randon
North Superior Avenue
le Roy E. Hoisington
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rammag
Tomah Hospital
John Kress
Wisconsin University
Madison
Martin Glasser
Erick Seifelt
Leo Drowatzky
Northwestern
Watertown
Jesse Chapman
Lawrence
Appleton
Catherine Howes
Downer
Milwaukee
Florence Johnson
la Crosse Normal
Bertha McCullough
Toland
la Crosse
W. E. Barnhart
Monroe St
Superior Avenue
Fred Spangenberg
Jessie McCullough
Hugh Wilson
Viroqua Briefs and Local Notices Highlight Candidates
North Dakota farm interests with Edwin Broadhead noted. Madison visit by Labor Commissioner Mr. Beck. Livery barn sale to Elmer Officer. Various social, travel, and family notes including Mrs. Morton’s move to Texas and Mrs. Baldwin’s trip to Montezuma. City election slate lists aldermen and supervisors for three wards. treasurer and city attorney named.
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Edwin Broadhead
North Dakota
Mr. Beck
Madison
Earl Truesdale
Elmer
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Opera Electric
W. W. Dyson
Auction Bridge Club
H. P. Larson
Westby
John Morton
Franklin
Bates
Texas
Reform Gag Reappears in Old Fashioned Saying
A playful quip notes that reform begins with re forming itself as a pun on reform. The line echoes familiar folk wit about political or social change returning to its origins.
Parker-Hirt Machine Oo modern auto home feature noted
Local personals list visitors and residents stopping at the city, including L. A. Pamperin of La Crosse and J. H. Castor of Brownsville visiting for business. Adverts promote La Crosse Wrecking & Lumber Co products and roofing paper as money savers, with other service notices and social mentions.
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Parker-Hirt Machine
L. A. Pamperin
la Crosse
Galvez
Galveston
Texas
J. H. Castor
E. M. Winston
Brownsville
George Wilson
Pepin
Wis
Models
the Majestic
William Shepard
Fenimore
M. Tonerhawk
Winona
Minn
la Crosse Wrecking & Lumber Company
Peter Nelson
Dr. Brandenburg
McMillan Bldg
Pearl St
E. H. Wanks
R. Frank Gillette
Genoa
G. Peterson
Westby
B. A. Yeomen
Linker Hall
H. 8. Schwartz
Janesville
G. Smith
Benton
Adolph Busse
Madison
E. S. Ward
Readstown
J. F. Lapitz
South Sixth
Ralph H. Rose
Vincennes
Ind
Gateway City Transfer Co
Florence A. Simon
Oconomowoc
No animal enjoys solitude in the wider world
Ellen Velvin in St Nicholas observes that all animals avoid long periods alone and that even sociable birds like parrots and tropical species suffer when kept in solitary captivity.
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Tropics
Ellen Vel- Vin
St. Nicholas
Definition puzzle turns furry
A classroom riddle ends with a clever student’s misdirection. The teacher asks for a furrier and then a currier definition, and a pupil answers that a furrier deals in furs while a currier deals in cars. The exchange highlights quick wit in a school setting.
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John
Plants That Hate One Another Thistle and Rape Fight
Two well known English plants, the thistle and the rape, are unfriendly neighbors. In infested fields they compete yearly, but sowing rape will eliminate the persistent thistle. The tactic is simple and effective for crop protection.
Opposition Unfair Methods Questioned and Hiring Curiosity
No other belief is so common as that the opposition is unfair in its methods. A man may look for work because of idle curiosity.
Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as the fastest remedy for upset stomachs and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes, reduces heartburn, gas, and dyspepsia, and invites readers to keep a fifty cent box at home for immediate stomach relief.
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Pape
West Salem Wisconsin Social News Roundup
West Salem reports a six o clock tea for teachers hosted by Mrs. George Wilcox. La Crosse visitors include Mrs. Harry G. Simpkins and son Melanthon visiting before moving to Minot North Dakota where he becomes manager of Rumley Product Co. branch. Several births announced in Barre and McKinley Valley. Martin Diefenthaler plans move to Fairhope North Dakota. Maurice Roberts resumes downtown visits after eleven weeks. Jessie Eldred of Minneapolis to spend Easter with Eldred family. Tollefson couple to move to Tacoma Washington. M J Quiggle to auction farm stock March 29. Dan Davidson visits La Crosse and Onalaska.
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George Wilcox
Harry G. Simpkins
Melanthon
la Crosse
Minot
N. D
Simpkins
Rumley Product Co
la Porte
Ind
Drecktah
Barre
Emil Miller
Andrew Olson
McKinley Valley
Wm. Banhub
Martin Diefenthaler
Steenson Mill
Diefenthaler
Fairhope
Maurice Roberts
Jessie Eldred
Minneapolis
Minn
Wm. Eldred
George Hitchcock
T. O. Tollefson
Tacoma
Wash
M. J. Quiggle
Quiggle
Society Dinner At 1619 Ferry Street For Miss Hazel Thompson
Miss Hazel Thompson entertained numerous friends at dinner Saturday evening at her home, 1619 Ferry street. The guest list included Jessie Nyhns, Lucille Houthmaker, Helen Holcomb, Dean Root, Avanelle Fullmer, Jessie Wallace, Martha Skaar, Alice Steenberg, Leila Spellum, Ragnhild Skaar, Ella May Forbes, Ruth Wallace, Camilla MacWillie, Edna Shirley, Mildred Waters, Elizabeth Wolfe, Eloise White, Charlotte Kohlhaas and Loretta MacWillie.
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Hazel Thompson
Ferry Street
Jessie Nyhns
Lucille Houthmaker
Helen Holcomb
Dean Root
Avanelle Fullmer
Jessie Wallace
Martha Skaar
Alice Steenberg
Leila Spellum
Ragnhild Skaar
Ella May Forbes
Ruth Wallace
Camilla MacWillie
Edna Shirley
Mildred Waters
Elizabeth Wolfe
Eloise White
Charlotte Kohlhaas
Loretta MacWillie
Birthday surprise as Rooney hosts large party
Mr. Henry Rooney was surprised last evening by a dozen friends who arrived to congratulate him on his birthday. Mrs. Rooney had a secret, preparing a fine collation for the crowd. Three tables of five hundred were played.
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Henry Rooney
Rooney
Mrs C F Emery Hosts Post Easter Tea Series
Mrs C F Emery leads spring social round with two teas planned for Friday and Saturday. Sixty invitations issued for each day, inviting guests to enjoy late week entertainments.
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C. F. Emery
Easter travel and hosting wrap up in local society
Mrs A N Tillman and daughter returned from a Chicago trip enjoying Easter styles. Mrs B O Connell and daughter Miss Mary O Connell and Miss Mary White went to Chicago for shopping. Mr Charles Tarbox of Minneapolis arrived to spend Easter with his wife visiting her parents. They will return Tuesday. Miss Bee Leissring spends Easter with Oshkosh friends. Mrs Joe Safford entertains the Tuesday Bridge club tomorrow. Mrs F A Reiman and children return from Terra Haute Indiana after weeks away.
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Dr. Baldwin
Montezuma
Iowa
A. D. Helgeson
Henry Rogers
J. L. Hamilton
A. J. Moen
F. P. McIntosh
J. H. Sterry
Erick Larson
J. H. Tate
D. E. Harrison
J. O. Anderson
A. F. May
E. H. Goodell
F. M. Minshall
H. P. Proctor
Mr. Lund
St. Paul
Howard Smith
Dean Smith
la Crosse
Tom Gosling
Sparta
Smith
Gosling
Charley Upham
de Soto
John White
Ruth Rogers
la Crosse Normal
Hugill
Darlington
Roy Bean
George Griffin
Hook
la- Farge
Jacob Cowie
Ismay
Mont
Milton Davidson
Elvin Stevens
St. Olaf’s College
Clarence Nelson
J. G. Sands
A. N. Tillman
Chicago
B. O’connell
Mary O’connell
Mary White
Charles Tarbox
Minneapolis
W. W. Holcomb
Bee Leissring
Oshkosh
Joe Safford
F. A. Reiman
Terra Haute
Ind
Immodest Dress Debate and Primal Instincts Theme
A columnist argues about fashions and the blame for immodest dress. The piece critiques male and female roles, the mantle of charity, primal instincts, and how social standards shape women’s attire and behavior. It contrasts past and present influences on women’s dress.
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Adam
Eve
Charity
Walter Raleigh
Raleigh
The Primal Instinct and Social Standards in Woman
The writer laments changing social norms among leading families and the prevalence of replaced wives under new fashions. She argues men create extreme styles, notes women bear burdens, and urges changing standards to restore genuine conversation and modest dress, closing with a personal plea about a gown and dinner.
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High Society
The
East
Governor appoints Barnes Tormer to good roads panel
The Chicago News notes the governor named Barnes Tormer to the good roads commission. His background as an actor is cited, with emphasis on expertise about road conditions.
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Barnes Tormer
Good Roads Commission
Chicago News
One Touch Weather Sparks Global Conversation
A single meteorological event captures worldwide attention as communities discuss its impact and implications. Officials note weather shifts influencing markets and daily life, prompting renewed focus on climate patterns and preparedness measures.
Michigan votes to re enter Big Nine conference
The University of Michigan board in control of athletics votes to rejoin the Big Nine on condition that the boycott rule is abolished and the rule governing the athletics board is amended. A Michigan petition for admission will be considered at the spring conference meeting.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Big Nine
University
Michigan
Lefty Davis Elected Winona Manager in New Northern League
A. D. Lefty Davis of Minneapolis was elected manager of the Winona team on Saturday, completing the roster of managers in the new Northern league.
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Winona
Minn
A. D
Lefty) Davis
Minneapolis
Trust Every Man Among Neighbors, A Remark on Character
A local note extols the virtue of being a man whom everyone in town can trust including shopkeepers like the grocer and the butcher. The line highlights communal regard for integrity and reliable conduct in everyday interactions.
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John C. Burns
the Fashion Shop
Sao LA Crosse
Tomah, Wis
le Roy Hoisington
Fargo
Ole Alton
Cornelius Vandervort
McLean Avenue
Arthur Krueger
H. H. Smith
Alex W. Arnold
Galesville
Madras
Cluett, Peabody & Co
Abc
O. K
Hoeschler Bros
Viroqua, Wis
Scott
Nature
Scott & Bowne
Bloomfield
N.J
Italy
West Salem, Wis
W. T. Irvine
Main Street
Wisconsin
University Musical Club
Hebberd
Admiral Eaton
Ralph P. Keyes
Joseph G. Eaton
Boston
Rochester
Mary Ann
Wolverine Athletic Board of Control
Davis
H. C. Evenson Eyesight
Optician
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