Final Debate Closes Franklin Club Debating Year
The Franklin club ends its debating year with a clash over the resolution that Isaac Stephenson’s U S Senate election was justified. Dr. T H Miller argues for the affirmative while W K Barber leads the negative. Attendance is expected large as club adjourns until September.
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Franklin Club
Isaac Stephenson
United States
T. H. Miller
W. Kk. Barber
Stephenson
Wisconsin
Local Social and Health Advice in Viroqua
Viroqua updates list Mrs. C J Smith and Prof A E Smith hosting bridge and senior trainees, Mr Ed Gorsline on business, Mr and Mrs Standiford en route to Tomah, and several moves and visits. An extensive health feature follows offering symptom lists and a plan to restore appetite through fasting and natural digestion methods.
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C. J. Smith
A. E. Smith
Ed Gorsline
la Crosse
James Standiford
la Farge
Tomah
Sadie McCann Weds Walter Woods in Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Sadie McCann and Walter Woods married at the McCann home in French Island at 8:30 PM in the presence of relatives. Rev. John E. Ayscue officiated. They will live at 319 South Fourteenth Street while summering in Dollham near Hatfield where Woods works as chief engineer for La Crosse Water Power. McCann previously worked in Dr. Bradfield’s office.
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Sadie McCann
Walter Woods
John W. McCann
French Island
John E. Ayscue
First Baptist Church
New York
Woods
319
South Fourteenth Street
Dollham
Hatfield
la Crosse
Frank Powell
Torrence
J. A. L. Bradfield
North Side in Brief Highlights Local Happenings
Alderman and Mrs George B Marvin Jr left for Sparta to attend the La Crosse Valley Baptist Association. The M E church Ladies Aid plan an ice cream social on the Hardy lawn Friday. Mr and Mrs E Horton welcome a son born Tuesday. Mrs C Blanchard travels to Sparta for the Baptist Association. Mrs Wm Corlett of La Crescent visits. Julia Hanson moves to 1507 Berlin. Clement Feizer is ill with tonsillitis. Tenth Ward Athletic Association meets Friday with Marcus Byers. Superintendent D Cunningham of the Burlington leaves for a south trip. Mr and Mrs Charles Schaefer host friends in honor of Dubuque visitors. Cards and refreshments noted. Night yardmaster Joseph Lutiger resumes duties on Milwaukee. Fred Kessler and Christ Meide return from Iowa trip. Timothy Mahoney hospital recovery progresses to home. Mr and Mrs W J Schultze return from honeymoon. Schultze resumes Tribune duties.
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George B. Marvin, Jr
Sparta
la Crosse Valley Baptist Association
Ladies Aid
M. E. Church
Hardy Lawn
George Street
E. Horton
C. Blanchard
Rose Street
Charles Schaefer
James Fox
Dubuque
Joseph Lutiger
Milwaukee
Fred Kessler
Christ Meide
Iowa
Timothy Mahoney
St. Francis Hospital
W. J. Schultze
Mr. Schultze
The
Tribune
Farm Fire at New Albin Destroys Barn and Stock
A blaze at a barn owned by H. Reiser near New Albin Iowa killed 14 horses burned 600 bushels of corn and destroyed farm machinery. Estimated loss about 9000 with some covered by insurance. No injuries reported. cause under investigation.
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H. Reiser
New Albin
Iowa
Milwaukee Road Work Progress Slowed By Labor Strife
Milwaukee rail line at the North Side advances slowly as a walkout and inexperienced labor delay track and yard repairs. Workers shift to pay issues and new crews mix with Italians while Boss Erickson establishes headquarters near Mill street crossing.
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Milwaukee Road
Round House
John Erickson
Milwaukee
Mill Street
Minority Leader Again Honored by Georgia Writer
John Temple Graves lauds Champ Clark as Democratic candidate for Speaker and Mississippi leader John Sharp Williams as the minority head. He praises Clark as a capable strategist and defender of minority rights in Congress.
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John Temple Graves
Atlanta
Champ Clark
Missouri
House of Representatives
John Sharp Williams
United States Senate
Congress
Big Church Again Filled by Flynn
A continuation discusses Church proceedings and warnings from nature with questions about interpreting nature's dangers and potential foreclosures or payments. The piece reflects on calamities and the need to understand natural signals.
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Flynn
Weather Prophet and Chicken Keeper Referenced
A note parodies forecasters and neighbors as the text discusses Rastus who keeps some chickens across the road and a weather man who should predict rainy days. The tone mimics a Southern newspaper voice with humorous regional color.
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Rastus
Health tips from a kitchen table about breakfast flakes
The piece warns against temper and poor health caused by bad foods and air. It promotes E-C Corn Flakes and Egg-O-See Wheat Flakes as wholesome breakfast options made by the famous Egg-O-See process, claiming they digest well and restore a sound body.
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Reader
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Martin Jasperson
Andrew Fortun
Myrtle Ranger
Martin Kellar
C. D. Williams
Court Street
L. J. Martin
Alex Thompson
South Dakota
Rev. Tanner
Minneapolis
United Lutheran Church
C. Hornstad
Christiana
Gertrude Finlen
Chicago
Reitzel’s
Ment
Poplins
Coralesque
Yar
Ing Co
Bright
Ara
Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Jack Dahlgren
Mrs. Woods
West la Crosse
Bride of la Crosse Water Power Company
Fred Dittman
al Eden
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