Pioneer Mrs Jane Allison Pioneer Is Gone
Mrs Jane Allison longtime North Side pioneer died after a six week illness of pneumonia at 8 05 pm at her daughter Mrs John Grimes 832 Mill Street Born December 22 1833 in Richmond England she moved to America in 1846 and lived in Council Hills Argyle Sparta La Crosse She survived by five daughters and was active in Wilson Colwell Women’s Relief corps and Allan Wilson circle Funeral at John Grimes home with Rev A V Ingham guiding service Interment Oak Grove cemetery
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Jane Allison
North Side
John Grimes
Mill Street
Allison
Richmond
Yorkshire
Eng
America
Council Hills
Wisconsin
White Oak Springs
Argyle
Sparta
la Crosse
A. B. Penewell
Tomah
J.C. Cross
Heineman
Wis
Milo Shackley
Everett Brown
Wilson Colwell Women's Relief Corps
Allan Wilson
St. Margaret’s club to serve supper at Gohr’s hall
North Side brief reports a St. Margaret’s club supper at Gohr’s hall tonight with children 5 cents and adults 25 cents. Several residents travel or visit relatives, including J M Harville, J L Dodge, Nic Birnbaum, A J Nelson, Bertha Erickson, and E J Roggensack.
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St. Margaret's
St. James Church
Gohr's Hall
J. M. Harville
George Street
Stoddard and
Bagley
Wis
Texas
California
J. L. Dodge
Kanestre
Merna
Neb
M. E. Church
Peter Schlabach
E. J. Roggensack
Lansinz
Towa
St. Margaret
Street Car Union Likely to Strike Over Wage Demands
Chicago street car workers union plans a June 1 vote to support a general strike if the Chicago Railways Company continues refusing to raise the wage scale.
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Chicago
Chicago Railways Company
Riddle on Oneness and Bigamy
A man and his wife are one, so how many are a bigamist and his wives. The question plays on unity and numbers in a paradoxical way.
Woodmen Picnic in Sparta Details of June 10 Program
The Modern Woodmen program committee in Sparta Wisconsin has completed plans for the June 10 picnic with possible additions. Highlights include prize drills by Forester teams and Royal Neighbors with $15 top prizes, $10 runners up, an evening automobile parade, band concerts, and a street carnival. The event features a full schedule from 9:00 am arrivals to an 8:30 pm ball, with committees handling finance, decorations, refreshments, and prize judges appointed by J H Hoffman and C C Ayres.
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Sparta
Wis
Forester
Royal Neigbors
J. H. Hoffman
Williams Block
Water and
Oak Streets
Oak and
Franklin Streets
la Crosse
Talbot
Armory
Oak Street
Court
Woodman
C. C. Ayers
Marshal
North Park
Oak
Water Street
Water
Montgomery
Overture
Consul Talbot
Woodman Quartet
Bort
Armstrong
Canfield
East Avenue
Franklin
Wisconsin House
Assembly Hall
Geo. Dunbar
Chas. Smith
Dave Smith
Dave Hemstock
Frank Hammond
Chas. Blake
A. W. Smith
H. J. Davis
S. C. Letson
Levi Rathbun
T. P. Abel
Woodman Ball
W. P. Bamber
Roy Converse
Mid. Humphrey
Myron Darwin
Paul Dalaba
Roy McGonegal
R. E. Nicol
Ladies of Carnation Camp
Logical eczema cure endorsed by physicians
Doctors claim a skin parasite causes eczema and that an external oil of wintergreen and thymol compound cures it. Dr. R A Folkerts cites two cases in Duluth and West Duluth where early treatment cleared skin quickly and lasting results followed. Hoeschler Bros promote the balm as soothing and permanent relief for salt rheum and ringworm.
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R. A. Folkerts
Duluth
Minn
West Duluth
Hoeschler Bros
Webber Returns From Peoria Convention
Nick Webber returned yesterday from Peoria Illinois where he attended the national switchmen convention last week He praised the treatment of delegates and the conduct of the meeting business No definite word yet on bringing the next convention to this city from local delegates efforts
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Nick Webber
Peoria
Illinois
Reformed Mr Wilson Not Expected Back This Week
An inquiry at the residence revealed that Mr. Wilson was not anticipated to return before week’s end, despite earlier reports of reform.
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Wilson
Seventh Warders Beat Onalaska In Baseball Showdown
After winning the grade school track meet, the seventh district school boys defeated Onalaska high school 12 to 8 at George Street grounds. Fackler starred at bat and Felzer and Rouse excelled in the field.
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Interstate Fairgrounds
Onalaska
George Street
Fackler
Felzer
Rouse
North Side
Wiles
Roder
Knight
Allen
Snell
Reyer
Freng
Smith
Schweigert
Reverend Williamson letter lauds Foley's Kidney Remedy
Huntington West Virginia resident Rev I W Williamson testifies that Foley's Kidney Remedy cured nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. The letter claims the product restores health and strength to many weak people and contains no harmful drugs and is pleasant to take.
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I. W. Williamson
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Sudden Death of Three-Year-Old Alice Richter
Alice Richter, the only child of Mr and Mrs Herman Richter of 119 Charles Street, died at 8 this morning after a brief typhoid illness. Funeral at 2 PM at the residence and 2:30 PM at the German Lutheran Church, with Rev G M Thurow officiating. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. undertaker William Dwyer in charge.
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Alice
Herman Richter
Charles Street
German Lutheran Church
William Dwyer
G. M. Thurow
Oak Grove Cemetery
Five Die in Oklahoma Floods
Rapidly rising floods across Oklahoma cause extensive crop damage and five drownings. The report notes multiple counties affected and ongoing high water overwhelming roads and farmlands.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Wisconsin Business University La Crosse Graduates Succeed
A young lady has been placed with the North American Telegraph in La Crosse Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Business University claims a strong national reputation for first class training and job placement. Seventeen states represented last year and over seven hundred La Crosse families benefited from graduates. Send for catalogue.
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North American Telegraph Company
la Crosse
Wis
The
Times
Wisconsin Business University
City Parks to Install Four 100 CP Lights
The La Crosse common council approved four 100 candlepower lights for Burns and Cameron Parks to curb late night spooning on park benches. Aldermen Downs Tarbox and Rose backed the measure, noting cheaper, brighter illumination. the mayor closed the debate with unanimous approval.
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Comon Council
City of
la Crosse
Burns
Cameron Parks
Alderman Rose
Special Train May Be Ordered for La Crosse Day
A special train may depart La Crosse on June 24 to attend the Old Settlers Soldiers and Sailors reunion in Lanesboro set for June 23 24 25. John A. Elliott received a letter inviting La Crosse business men and Secretary Utermoeh of the Board of Trade will consider the idea for the near future.
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la Crosse
Lanesboro
John A. Elliott
Elliott
Utermoeh
Board of Trade
Falls from wagon leave man with leg fracture
George Overture fell from a low delivery wagon near the Standard Oil building and suffered a compound fracture below the knee. He was taken to the Lutheran hospital where Dr. Lueck wired the broken bones after the limb had nearly healed. He is reported to be recovering with good chances for full use of the leg.
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George Overture
Standard Oil Company
Lutheran Hospital
Lueck
Health path crowd shows recovery by auto suggestion
The article recounts Prof Flynn arguing functional disease can be treated by suggestion and scientific methods. He compares the body to a machine needing cleansing, active nerves, and regular exercise to extend life and improve health.
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Flynn
Rockford
Professor Flynn
Breathing for Health Emphasized by Professor Flynn in La Crosse
Professor Flynn promotes breath as life and claims proper breathing boosts health. He argues oxygen fights disease, helps purify blood, and that mothers should train children in breathing to prevent illness amid tuberculin concerns in Des Moines and La Crosse. Blobbs adds a quip about faults.
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Flynn
Des Moines
la Crosse
Candy makers in United States face glucose supply shift
TO TRUSTIFY CANDY NEW YORK May 25 reports the Corn Products Refining company, a major glucose supplier, plans to enter candy manufacture and likely retailing, signaling possible industry-wide effects similar to tobacco trade developments. SHIPS TIED UP
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New York
Corn Products Refining Company
United States
Ships Abandoned Amid Sailors Strike Suspension of Algerian Service
Additional vessels were abandoned today by their crews as the sailors strike continued. Service to Algeria Tunis and Corsica was suspended due to the labor action affecting maritime operations.
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Algeria
Tunis
Corsica
Judge cleans streets in St. Louis resigns from public posts
Thomas Stanton 51, former East St. Louis baseball umpire and police magistrate earning $300 monthly, resigns to become a street cleaner at $1.50 a day on his physician's advice for outdoor work in St. Louis.
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St. Louis, Mo
Thomas Stanton
East St. Louis
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LA Crosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Jack Dahlgren
Ste Gide
Bardle
Jane Allison Pioneer
Capt
C. C. Ayres
C. L. Arnold
F. M. Foster
J. B. Fosner
W. A. Holden
J. P. Reinhard
Frank Kern
W. M. Givler
F. P. Stiles
M. D
C.M. Beebe
H. H. Williams
C. E. McMillan
Leo Evenson
F. C. Davis
R. A. Richards
Seth R. Burrows
A. F. Brandt
Webber
Seventh
Alice Richter
Cora Garrow
Blobbs
Geo. B. Rose
Main St
Marseilles
Wall Paper CO
North la Crosse
Nelson
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