Davis Appoints New Committees for County Board in 1925
The county board, led by Chairman RW Davis, appointed its committees at the organizational meeting on April 1. New members include A. Davidson, C. Lean, Alex Genz, Kenard Lussig, Casper Johnson, John Bringman, August Rier, Oliver Homstad, and Earl Shats, with numerous others named for various roles. Existing members from wards two through seventeen were listed along with committee assignments in finance, assessments, buildings, and more.
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Wit County Board of Subriyyees
RW. Davis
Bangur Wii
Annauleloe
A. Davodson
Wardro
C. Lean
Alex Genz
Kenard F- Lussig
Casper Johnson
John H. Bringman
Rier
Aneth
Bernard
Oliver Homstad
Rockland
Earl Sliats
Campbell
Carl Huplin
Carrol & Weed
Edgar Kroner
Leonard O. Hansen
Wenzel Lawl
B. Brink
Man
H.C. Rice
Oliver Ere
A. I. Schubert
Fred TL. Goddard
J. Hengel
Ben Gray
Frank E. Booler
Onalaska
Ben Stove
Ondlunkit
John G Hatz
Bangor
Own of
Hollands
Tespert
Omilaskay S. PF
Mur F Shelby
Doh Koon
Owen Shauedon
Quid A. HH
Moun
Willune
West Salon
Icludes Finaner
Don Gtate
Benjamin Si. RC
Pure
W. O
van Laan
Russell J. Gale
T. Yo Schubert
Carl Raylin
T. We
Ray Mirmenter
Olla A. Duckbsem
Markle
Oleer
Fon Atch
Karl Staite Buildngs
Eeu
A. Maan
Augie CO Ree
Casper Olene
Nur Toone
Fleads
Wasseas Wave
Pics
CS Legncy
Alex Geng Wuel
Ded Kori
County Netituliine
Jaik Pooler
Dein Brinkman
Insuroner
Bie
Menpgel
Bonegai Aaid Ghiger Homstad
Mateo
Dees
Wenger Layalle
Carrol J. Weel
Aes Ruswell
Cole
TOW
Berner
Canty Parks Wilany Plonee
Osea
Cusreal A. Weigel
EH Bankmot
Joh G. Data
Woo
van Short
Ho Seibert
Osun
Marebe
Chimiel
Peomeater
Ravi Lada
Wy Davis
Rome
Vorniantree
Cosdared
He Nodaloie
Chenier Verpatra
Leonor
40th annual art gathering plans at conventione dinner
The event notes a 40 member art group meeting with executive planning for the convention. Attendees include Stephans Andie Dineer and Leon erg hbo. The program features a visual presentation by Prestant and a dinner followed by a business session. The 1935 event promises entertainment and a key address by prominent figures.
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Tal Stephans
Andie Dineer
Toad
Amhs Uettars
Leon
Milwaukee Train Tragedy Claims Paris Za Vat Al
Paris Za vat Al, a section hand for Southwestern beyond, was killed Friday after being struck by a train at a Milwaukee location. Details are sparse as the accident is investigated by local authorities.
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Kili
Milwaukee
Wis
Paris
Zavat al
Hidden In Drawer Six Years Wins Pulitzer Prize
James B. Reston reports Zoe Akins wins the 1934 Pulitzer drama prize for The Old Maid dramatization. The play, kept aside for six years, rose from initial mixed notices to acclaim, aided by Helen Menken and producer Harry Moses, with Judith Anderson and Menken starring. Akins, born in Humansville Missouri, rose from stage to film and back, recognized for Shakespearean influences and a knack for producing strong female roles.
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James B. Reston
New York
Zoe Akins
Edith Wharton
The
Thes
Helen Menken
Queen Elizabeth
Maxwell Anderson
Mary of
Scotland
California
Miss Akins
Miss Menken
Alice Kauser
Harry Moses
St. Louis
Judith Anderson
Miss Anderson
Convention News of Wisconsin Federation Women in Tomah
The third district convention of the Wisconsin Federation of Women’s Clubs opens in Tomah Wisconsin with plans to host over 200 delegates from Grant Crawford Town Monroe Juneau Lacrosse LaPayette Richland Sauk and Vernon counties. The program features speakers H Clausen of La Crosse and E J McKean of Tomah plus performances by local students and a Shakespeare club presentation. Host clubs invite federated members to attend with events at the Congregational church and local auditoria through Friday.
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Tomah
Wis
Wisconsin Federation of Women's Clubs
Grant
Crawford
Town
Monroe
Juneau
da Crosse
la Payatte
Richland
Sauk
Vernon
C. H.B. Wheeler
Plulleville
Mery B. Roberts
Genera
Vention Chainnai
Arrienl Auditoria
I H. Clausen
Upstall Federation
Clawson
Florence Drew
Bangor
Tomah High School
Elizabeth Golosiner
Shakespeare
Study
Salt Lake Salt Seepage Report At Great Salt Lake
A report from Salt Lake City notes a 130 foot salt border along the Great Salt Lake. The unusual salt edge draws attention to the lake’s shoreline and regional salinity behavior affecting nearby waters.
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Salt
Utah Lake
Salt Lake City
Utah
Great Salt Lake
Catholic Schools Plan Music Fest in La Crosse
Three hundred fifty students from seven Catholic parochial schools will join the third annual music festival in the Aquinas auditorium on May 14. Seventh and eighth graders from St Joseph's Cathedral St Marys Holy Cross St Wenceslaus St Johns St James and Holy Trinity will perform two numbers each with a forty piece combined orchestra between acts. The program features a combined chorus and school solos with selections such as On Wings of Song and Glorious Forever, reflecting a regional Catholic education event.
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la Crosse
Aquinas
St. Joseph's Cathedral
St. Mary's
Holy Cross
St. Wences- Taus
St. John’s
St. James
Holy Trinity
Mendslasohn
Pinautt St. Wenceslars
Ty Comrades of
Rowe Fetalg
Teers Dawaon
the Shining Stare
Rathbone
Primrose Dell
SS Joseph's School
the Clown
Tiplish
Hewitt Voy Sullivan Chine
Clark St. James School
Rachmaninort
Fifteen Moscow Businessmen Exiled by Soviet Order
Twelve Moscow representatives of provincial manufacturing firms were ordered exiled to the White Sea for alleged illegal business activities. The action highlights redistribution of economic power and political clampdown in the capital region.
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Moscow
White Sea
Pappy Day Sale Directed by Mrs Tiny Martin in La Crosse
Mrs. Jack Martin known as Tiny Martin will direct the Legion Auxiliary Poppy day sale in La Crosse on Saturday May 25. She serves as Auxiliary president and will chair the committee to sell poppies, working with Arthur A Scheel Legion Poppy day chairman. Popies are manufactured under state Legion Auxiliary supervision in 58 hospitals and workshops nationwide. Disabled veterans earn one penny per poppy, with potential earnings up to two dollars daily for generous wives or dependents.
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Jack Martin
Tiny Martin
Legion Auxiliary
la Crosse
Martin
Auxiliary
Arthur A. Scheel
Legion
of the Legion Auxiliary
Sanatorium Observes Hospital Day Monday
The Oak Forest Sanatorium will observe National Hospital Day Monday with an all day open house. An exhibit of articles created in the occupational class will be offered and the public is invited to visit the institution.
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Oak Forest
National Hospital
Nurserying 22 Men Employed At Erosion Nursery In City
About 22 men work at a soil erosion nursery on eight acres of the former municipal airport site leased for five years. Some 11,935,000 seedlings and transplants will be raised this year in 650 beds for erosion control, with water provided by a central well. The nursery will grow 20 species of trees and shrubs to be planted over the next few years in erosion control areas.
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W. W. Chase
U. S. Soil Erosion Service
Common Council
Chase
Tribuns
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