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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1935

Page

7

Farmers Show Erosion Aid Through Records in County

Farmers assist erosion control by keeping farm account books while the U S Soil Conservation Service demonstrates better pasture management and high value crops on slopes. In 1934 several demonstration areas in Coon Valley Winona and Spring Valley Minnesota engaged farmers in record keeping to measure income return per acre and guide improvements.

U. S M. H. Cahee Federal Agency la Crosse Coon Creek Coon Valley Gilmore Creek Winona Bear Deer Creek Spring Valley Minn Cohee University of Wisconsin Minnesota

Russian Woman, 50, Executed For Serious Case

Aloxia Chernakova, a 50 year old Russian woman, was executed Saturday for a double homicide and robbery. She murdered a woman friend and the friend's seven year old daughter, then broke into and rifled their apartment.

Archange U.S.S.R Aloxia Chernakova

Miss Bebu Ovestrud Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Canton residents note Miss Bebu Ovestrud has returned home from Spring Grove hospital after appendicitis surgery. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Wilford visit Bluffton parents. Rev. Denis Wilson traveled from Waseca for the investiture of Monsignor J. J. Treanor at Sacred Heart Church. Bishop Kelly presided. Anthon Housler and son Harry of Spring Grove and Bernard H are mentioned among visitors.

Canton Minn Bebu Ovestrud Spring Grove Hospital Leon Wilford James Murdock Bluffton Denis Wilson Waseca J. J. Treanor Sacred Heal Church Kelly Winona Anthon Housler Harry Spring Grove Bernard II

Mystery Woman in Black Ermine Drives a Detective

Millicent Graver, secretary to Char Rebrimgold, is told her employer lies dead in his office. Norman Happ and Millicent chase clues to a woman in black ermine, linking Phyllis Faulconer to a kidnapping and a murder case as they search a Baronne Avenue apartment building and prepare to confront a suspect on the third floor.

Millicent Graver Char Rebrimgold Hin Jargin Flanp Artranges Lin Kenga Brunet Happ Won Norman Nix Robert Calac Vera Jruchene Millicent Wowant Milbernt Rhauffaur Mahoney Japp Alcent Sho Alore Iearn Milliant KGW Norman Happ Phyllis Faulconer Baronne Avenue Vera Duehene Vera Duchene Craine Sergeant Mahoney Phyllis 'Faulconer Father Harry Felding Baranne Avenue Barone Avenue Phyllis Faulcner

Form 4-H Club Organized in Fountain City Area

Marion Sutter, former 4-H leader and Eagle Valley Wide-A-Wakes member, organized a new 4-H club in Fountain City area with 32 members from Cross Ridge, Bohrn Valley, Doelle Valley and Buffalo Ridge. Meetings planned at Cross Ridge school every three weeks. Also notes attendees at a bi-county American Legion auxiliary conference in Pepin and Andrew Giverson Jr returning from Cairo with a new guard boat for the U. S. Ca-.

Fountain City Wis Marion Sutter Eagle Valley Cross Ridge Bohrn Valley Doelle Valley Buffalo Ridge American Legion Auxilary Pepin Mmes Ida Rohrer Louis Giesen R. J. Karnath A. Holman Donald Sweeney

Those Who Can’t Read Write Best Court Witnesses

Myron E Wheeler, dean of American court reporters, says a person who cannot read nor write makes the best witness and remembers everything. He retires May 10 after 52 years in frontier towns, Cuba, and Lincoln. He recalls early cases, small towns, and a 1884 bar admission bought with dinners for lawyers. He served in Cuba as chief of the war department's correspondence division during the Spanish American War.

Lincoln Neb Myron E. Wheeler American Court Reporters Wheeler Frontier Towns Cuba United States Lancaster County Court District M. Post Columbus Valentine Teller Nebraska Judge Post Myron War Department

River patrols and social notes in small town report

In a local excerpt, the quarterboat leader is described as larger and more modern than river fleet vessels nearby. Social events include the sheephead club gathering hosted by Mrs. Joseph Beifa with prizes won by Mmes. Philip Irmscher, A. Schlawin and Joseph Bechy. A child, Delbert Foegen, injured an arm when a car door swung open. Mention of Minnie Haney visiting parents Mr and Mrs Louis Bartles Sr. and Herman Albrecht returning to Mil.

Joseph Beifa Sheephead Club Mmes Philip Irmscher A. Schlawin Joseph Bechy Delbert Foegen Philip Foegen Minnie Haney St. Paul Louis Bartles Herman Albrecht Mil

Local School Contest Highlights Eighth Grade Winners

A Friday grade school speaking contest yielded first place for Richard Clark and second for Alfred Scheidegger in the eighth grade while seventh grade winners were Melvin Mayles and Robert Koopman and sixth grade winners were Orma Korte and Beily Claris. Judges included George Zuelke Gerald Voelker and Nellie Lees. Also noted, Kentucky relief rolls list 95,608 children under six among 103,924 families.

Richard Clark Alfred Scheidegger Melvin Mayles Robert Koopman Orma Korte Beily Claris Mines George Zuelke Gerald Voelker Nellie Lees Kentucky

Defendants in Bremer case may enter pleas

In Bremer Kidnap case in St Paul two defendants may plead guilty next Thursday while another weighs a plea. U S District Attorney George F. Sullivan said guilty pleas and dismissals cut defendants from 12 to eight since the trial began four weeks ago, with six still to face a jury. Elmer Farmer of Bensenville Illinois will plead guilty after defense completes testimony. Thomas W Benee h, attorney for Farmer, plans to present defense. Eugene Matthews, attorney for Harold Alderton of Bensenville Illinois, says his client may plead guilty further reducing defendant count before the jury.

St. Paul Minn George F. Sullivan United States District Attorney Elmer Farmer Bensenville Edward G. Bremer Thomas W. Ben Eehh Sonomeco Eugene Mathews Attoinmey Harold Alderton Bensenville, l House Bremer Pully

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