Teachers College Summer Lecture Course
Teachers College will host a summer lecture series from June 20 to July 16 led by Prof. O. O. White. The program features weekly musical, dramatic, and informative events, including the Concordia band from Moorhead, a William Miller concert, the White Hus cars, and performances by Bethahan band, Eagle Plume, and Risse Wright. Lectures cover German affairs and world travel topics, with diverse performers and international connections.
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la Croste State Teachers College
O. O. White
Concordia
Concordia College
Moorhead
Wink
J. A. Holwik
Chas
Norway
Nordmanns-Forbundet
William Miller
Wisenjce
Herbert Pett
Herbert Peine
American Concrvatus of Music
Edward Lewellysidesi
Chiago Symphony Orchesta
Bethahan
Seuss
Risse Wright
Germany
Mier
Timate Cadiera
Schiouls
Juveple
Hitler Youth
Doe Barker Received At Leavenworth Prison
Barker was received at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary after his conviction for participation in the $200,000 Edward G. Grover kidnapping and was to serve a life sentence. He will be held in quarantine before being given work assignments.
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Doe Barker
Leavenworth
Lier
Kitala
Arihin Dovey Barker
Federal Pententiiry
St. Paul
Edward G. Gremer
Bemp
Coon Creek erosion project hailed as Wisconsin model
A Wisconsin tour praised the Coon Creek watershed soil erosion demonstration as a model of coordinated government work. It includes terraces, gully control, reforestation, stream protection, and game patches across 300 farms in La Crosse Monroe and Vernon counties, with 43,400 acres under five year cooperative agreements. The piece notes substantial farmer support, warns of past drainage harms, and highlights trout restoration hopes along with fishing exploits and 1934 wildlife figures.
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Coon Creek
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Monroe
Vernon
Courageous Van Loon family pioneers in Wisconsin saga
Special report traces Dutch immigrant Van Loon family led by widowed mother arriving from Holland to New Amsterdam. Albertus Van Loon served in the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, wounded at Nashville and discharged 1865. Family farm on Amsterdam Prairie, long roots in La Crosse area. members Benjamin Abbie Ward Reinerd Emma William Cullen and others.
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New Amsterdam
Wis
Holland
America
New World
van Loon
Lou
John
Reinerd
Albertus
Paul
Albertus van Loony
United States
Highth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Eagle Regiment
Nashville
Tenn
Louis
Benjamin
Abbie
Ward
Emma
Williams
Cullen
William
John van Loon
la Crosse
Tomah
Co. I
Eighth
Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
Minnesota
William Haage
James
Mary) Mc
Hugh
Empty airframe makes daring Reading takeoff
An airplane with no body on board unexpectedly started during overhaul at Read ing aerodrome. It sped along the ground, lifted off in a blinding rush, then struck a fence as its undercarriage collapsed, but it managed a brief ascent before crashing.
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Self London
Readying Aerodrome
Community Night program opens for school children and bands
Logan Athletic field hosts a Monday evening event with over 650 grade school children and more than 100 high school musicians from Logan Aquinas and Central. G.M. Wiley says the program supports field funds, with grade schools Jefferson Franklin Roosevelt and bands from Logan Aquinas and Central performing in a grand march and concert.
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Logan
Monnday
Business Men's Club
la Crosse
Jefferson
Franklin and Roosevelt
Aquinas
Central
G.M. Wiley
de Logan
Gentral
America
Daigo Ball
Porara Fave
Birle
Pelson
Brades
Dantes
Logan High
Minuet
Virginia Reel
Logan Aquinas
Central Bands
Artist finds work through painting after job loss in Boston
Boston artist Joseph Sharples, once a stationary fireman, turned unemployment into art. Now a member of the Boston Business Men's Act club, his watercolors have earned critical praise as he pursues painting full time after losing his job months ago.
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Boston
Mass
Joseph Sharples
Boston Business Men's Act Club
Anderson to Nominate Phalen for Legion Auxiliary Leader
Grace E. Anderson present secretary of the La Crosse Auxiliary will nominate Catherine Phalen for department president at the June 2 district convention in Baraboo. Anderson and the La Crosse county group endorsed Phalen. The district’s 1925 convention was held in Baraboo, linking past and present leaders as delegates plan to attend from Wisconsin. Nighthawks once were goatsuckers due to an old belief about milking goats and cattle.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Grace E. Anderson
la Crosse
Catherine Phalen
Baraboo
Phalen
Baraiboo
Wisconsin
Wheat Pact Extended as Conference Recommends Continuation
London reports a unanimous decision to extend the wheat framework until July 31, 1936, through the wheat advisory committee. France received an extra 13 million bushels in millable export quota to October 1935.
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London
France
Retired Farmer Seeks Farm Work in Wisconsin
Wausau Wisconsin notices 71 year old Be Morse of Reitbrook township seeks farmhand work. He left his home Monday saying he is tired of inactivity and to farm. He disappeared, previously leaving home seven years ago and was found working on a farm about 30 miles away.
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Wausau
Wis
Wisconsin
C_ Morse
Reitbrook Township
Morse
Here
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Teachers College
Arenz Shoe CO
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Coon Valley
Chet Pieper
Lac Court Oreilles
J. J. Felber
Dick Ray
Herman Tillman
Drummond
Hayward
Hank Wittenberg
George Schnee
Berger
Joe Dubraks
Warren Smith
Bill Miller
Peoria
Hank
George
Leonard Kleeber
Jens Rosholt
Commission
Sawyer County
Herken's
Gladstones
Herken
Main Street
Jonn Gielgud
Vanity
Newburg Building
Main St
Callahan Optical Co
la Crosse, Wis
Joseph Stuber
Floon Covering
North Fourth Shert
Sanitary Electric
Adam Kroner
PEARL
Universal Service
Ford Motor Company
Ford
Genuini Ford Parte
Ford Neighborhood Service
Motor Company
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