Reverend Thurow Leaves La Crosse for Bay City Call
At a special church meeting Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church officers released Rev Gotthold M. Thurow to accept Bay City Michigan’s call. Thurow helped build the Avon and St Paul street church and will lead a farewell sermon next Sunday as Wonewee Man prepares to assume duties.
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Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thurow
Bay City
Mich
Gotthold M. Thurow
Theological Seminary
Wauwautosa
Wis
North Side
Avon and
St. Paul Streets
la Crosse
West Salem camping and river trip described in detail
A feature on the bluff south of Salem La Crosse County promotes camping, boating on Neshonie mill pond, and a developing La Crosse La Crosse County road plan. It highlights local lodging, available meals, and the view praised by veterans. It also recounts early Mindoro settlers and local merchants Stevens Brothers Cook with a note on bankruptcy and a marriage subplot.
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West Salem
Wis
Salem
May Hotel
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Chicago
Sparta
Lookout Mountain
Neshonic Mil Pond
la Crosse River
Bangor
Neshonie Mill Pond
Mill Pond
Two Retired Farmers Move to West Salem Village
Kendrick and his wife and Miss Mathew and her husband, both long respected farmers, settled on farms near West Salem. They chose peaceful, contented lives, building modest means for old age and remaining warm neighbors among the village friends until a recent sad summons.
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Kendrick
Miss Mathewson
West Salem
Brain fever ends life of Holmen immigrant Nemina Olson
Miss Nemina Olson of Holmen aged 22 died after two weeks with brain fever at Lutheran hospital. She came from Norway last August and lived with Carl Olson. Funeral planned at the Norwegian church Half Way Creek with Rev. Berrum officiating. Interment in Half Way Creek cemetery.
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Lutheran Hospital
Nemina Olson
Holmen
Lutheran
Norway
Carl Olson
Half Way Creek
Sletten
Berrum
Love and Alimony Open Eyes to Auto Woes
The remark links romance and legal support, noting how financial arrangements can reveal truths in partnerships and the practical limits of wishes against the realities of modern life and auto-related expenses.
Grape-Nuts and Postum Help Fond du Lac Woman Recover Health
A Fond du Lac woman describes four years of indigestion and heart palpitations relieved within a month by replacing coffee with Grape-Nuts and Postum. She gains ten pounds, her skin clears, and she resumes walking stairs and hills, crediting the products as the reason for her recovery.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Wellville
North Side in Brief
Miss Evelyn Huntley returns to Bangor after a Sunday at home. Several residents report trips to Brownsville Minnesota Lansing Iowa Dubuque Iowa Reedsburg Wisconsin and Neenah Wisconsin. St James defeats St Joseph 16 to 12 on Indian Hill diamond. Various social events announced at Gohres hall Myrick Park and North Presbyterian church activities. Engine No 1082 arrives from Tomah for repairs.
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Evelyn Huntley
Bangor
C. Ellis
Rose Street
Brownsville
Min
P. Roggensack
George Street
Lansing
Iowa
Agnes Ruud
West Salem
St. James
St. Joseph
Indian Hill
St. Margarets Club
Gohres’ Hall
A. A. Gibson
Charles Street
Myrick Park
Martha Jessup
North Presbyterian Church
Ethel Herrington
Avon Street
Dubuque
L. Hughes
Reedsburg
Wis
M. la Fleur
Wood Street
J. L. Dodge
Kane Street
N. F. Clark
Neenah
F. C. Lampman
Clark
German Baptist Church
Henry Wecker
Caledonia Street
Stamping and Tool Company
South Third Street
TeeieGo
Ohio
Ed. Thomas
Twin Cities
Erkman Cowitz
Sparta
North Side
Tomah
Weather Interferes With Club Scores
The La Crosse Gun club held its weekly shoot yesterday morning but bad weather kept many members away. Members are preparing for the upcoming local tournament and records are being set as practice proceeds.
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la Crosse
Morse Downfall Leaves Charles W Morse Penniless in Jail
New York May 19 In two years the millions of Charles W Morse vanished He lost control of banks steamboats line and real estate He has no funds to pay creditors and is jailed His wife Mrs Morse sold all to aid him and now lacks funds as well
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Chas. W. Morse
New York
Morse
Wife of Ice King Defends Husband amid Bankruptcy
Mrs. Morse, wife of Charles W. Morse, says she has sold jewels and furnishings from the Fifth Avenue home to pay creditors as her husband, former ice trust president, awaits final disposition in federal court. She accuses officials and blackmail suits of pressuring the case while noting substantial payments made to Bank of North America depositors.
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New York
Bishop Bare
Fifth Avenue
Chas. W. Morse
Ice Trust
Tombs Prison
Morse
Bank of North America
Mrs. Morse
Joining the Happy Throngs in the Land of Bright Day
L Lottridge writes of joining the "land that is brighter than day" and heavenly mansions awaiting the faithful, expressing hope for eternal reunion in salvation.
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L. Lottridge
Champ Clark A Prominent Figure In National Politics
Champ Clark of Missouri stands as a leading Democratic figure in coming years. A veteran congressman from Missouri's Second District, he is renowned as a debater, wit, and platform lecturer. His minority leadership has raised his national profile and broadened his influence.
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Champ Clark
Missouri
Clark
House of Representatives
Congress
Democratic
National House of Representatives
Baptists Meet in Sparta For Annual Association Session
The La Crosse Valley Baptist Association holds its annual meeting in Sparta from May 24 to 26. Delegates discuss plans for member churches and improvements, with attendees including Mrs. Sarah Bunn and Mrs. George Marvin Jr., plus Tabernacle Church delegates Mesdames Huntley Blanchard Lampman White and Rev George W Fogg.
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la Crosse Valley Baptist Association
Sparta
Tabernacle Baptist Church
T. Huntley
C. Blanchard
F. C. Lampman
Sarah White
George W. Fogg
John Wolcott
George Marvin, Jr
la Crosse
State Board
Sarah Bunn
Minnie Knight
Haidee Nelson
Dowager Queen Margherita Faces Dangerous Lockjaw
In Rome on May 24 the Dowager Queen Margherita is in a dangerous condition from a rare throat lockjaw linked to repeated automobile rides. Her neck is swollen and doctors monitor her condition day and night as treatment fails to help.
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Rome
Margherita
Fatal wreck in India near Dehra
Ten persons were killed and 14 injured today when a freight train collided with a passenger train near Dehra in Simla India. The crash disrupted rail service as investigators began examining the wreckage.
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India
Simla
Dehra
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