Fine program arranged for the Baptist meeting in Bangor
The sixty fifth annual La Crosse Valley Baptist association meeting at Bangor will feature speakers Dr A ueGrana superintendent of Baptist Pork for Wisconsin and Miss S Crawford missionary to Indians. The program covers Monday to Wednesday with devotional sessions, business and a ministerial symposium. Key speakers include Rev W Stewart moderator and Rev W J Osborn pastor of the Bangor Baptist Church.
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A. ueGrana
Wisconin
S Crawford
la Crosse Valley Baptist Association
Bangor
W. S. Stewart
la Crosse Valley
la Crosse
Banteer
Ontario
Whitehall
W Rers
Necedah
Hustier
Blark R Falls
Mlair
W. J. Osborn
C. Oxborn
Wisconsin
Toxteth A. le Grand
Lartsaneh
Harward
Oye
Tf Osborn
G. Ebert
Ron
Thesday
Riges
Crawford
Cameron
Assaca
Fae
M. Doherty
Belgngus
Kiluealion
C. A. Bord
Christ
Boy
Yalke
Lhaw Cner
Wyndapone
A. Baya
Fines Imposed In Whitehall Liquor Cases
A wave of liquor case penalties was issued in Whitehall with multiple fines. Individuals including Henry Schneider, Pure Sabatta, Henry A Gulhem, Julians Wehl, and Felix Weslic faced fines and short jail terms, while others were remanded or penalized for payment defaults. A jury trial resulted in convictions for Anton Sabetta and John Klinek, with sentences and further custody actions noted.
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Henson
Aresinn
Tewebay
Develoyr
Sheviee
COPE
Olea
Ena
Huleedh Altel
Yas Fuageserd
Henry Sehneider
Ain
Puree Sabatta
Wil
Henry A. Gulhem
Julians Wehl
Velix
Fiscap Weslic
Larsoi
Mars
Toelin Kreserk
Starays
Anton Sabetta
John Klinek
Memorial Day Observance Urged to Honor Nation’s Veterans
Blaine calls upon citizens to observe Memorial day on Tuesday May 30 to honor the dead and living who served in all wars. He urges floral tributes on graves of soldiers and veterans, recalls Civil War survivors, and stresses national ideals and gratitude across generations.
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Blaine
Mathson
Wis
May Jr
Blaine Sacurdey
F Jacus
Ware
Thaeir
Success of Tobacco Pool Assured Says Marketing Official
Madison Wis The response of tobacco growers to the proposed Wisconsin tobacco pooling plan has been satisfactory and the cooperative marketing organization is practically assured Foster denity commissioner of markets said Saturday Farmers representing more than percent of the Vernon county tobacco district the second largest in the state had contracted to dispose of their crop through the pool and progress was also reported in two other northern districts Meetings in Dane county district are set for May 31 at London Cambridge Pine Grove Hope and McFarland state department of markets officials to attend
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Wis
Muthern
Wisconsin
Co-Operative Marketing Organization
Pil
F- Foster
Vernon County Tobacco
Dune County
Dane County
London
Cambridge
Piadini Grove
Hope and
McFarland
State Department of Markets
Market roundup shows gains across autos steel and tobacco
New York stock session closed with American Woolen and textile shares firm on earlier advances. Studebaker and Sumatra Tobacco led rail and leather sectors higher while aviation and chemical groups strengthened. hogs and cattle mixed as grains and potatoes moved little in Madison and Chicago areas.
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Groun Studerbaker
Mchi Petrateam
Resublic
Lan
Sumners
Aniennaas
Alcoho
Famous Players
Ola
Lake Brig
Wein
Ing Seconnd
Strang
Bales
Republic Tron
Studebaker
Pawl
Chicago
Pac
Ching Copper
General Asphalt
General Electric
General Motora
Hy Insp International Int
Marine Pid International
Invincible
Kelly-Springfeld Tire Kennesolt
Copper
Vaoulaville
Kashy Mexican
Petroleum Miami Copper
Middle tSates All
N.Y
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Cera
Southern Pacifier
Southern Rail
Bingbaker Corporat
Sy Terbeceen Texan Co
Nates Steel
Utah
Willys Myerland
Chicago Wheat Prices Drift After Mixed Trading
Wheat futures traded unevenly with local and commission buying offset by cautious selling. May contracts opened lower, recovered late as short covering supported prices, deliveries showed sizable interest while overall close remained unsettled amid scattered activity and steady tone in July.
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Herah
Cory
Real Estate Transfers List Highlights Local Property Deals
Real estate transfers show multiple parcels changing hands with sums ranging from 400 to 3 500 dollars. Transactions include Frank A and Ference ML Chore, Thomas W Riley and Mary to Frank Wellandt, and Josiah J Pettineill trustee involving Milliard T Mosher estate. Weather outlook notes fair conditions across the Great Lakes region for the coming week with moderate temperatures and occasional unsettled southern portions.
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Ference
Thomas W. Riley
Mary
Reiley
Frank Wellandt
Sleater
Anderson
Josiah J. Pettineill
Milliard
Mosher
Sente Whertson
Josint I. Dettingill
Inte Milliora
T. Mosher
Herman Puent
Hosely
Washington
Retina
Great Lakes
Misissippi Waller
Woman Divides Time Between Two Husbands in Flint
Mrs Lota Spayer, 25, a night patrolman husband Anthony Spayer and day worker Henry Méhueh, was arrested in Lansing on two warrants for bigamy. She was brought to Justice Court for arraignment after neighbors grew suspicious of a two shift arrangement. Officers say she aided in the search and investigations.
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Flint. Mich
Lota Spayer
Anthony Spayer
Henry Méhueh
Lansing Saurday
Biganty
Canrr
Spayer
Lansing
Rebuck
Sparer
Robuck
Blame Driver for Automobile Crash in Racine Wisconsin
Sephus Hoyer, proprietor of a Borer, was arrested Saturday on first degree plans, following a jury verdict. Frank Borer, a Chicago resident, killed in the Milwaukee road crash near Racine. Bail set at 500, case adjourned to May. Several others in car returning from a Milwaukee South excursion.
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Racine
Wis
Sephus Hoyer
Wits
Verdtier
Cnvener
Priday
Frank Borer
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
Om Tree
Bartenders Face Scrutiny Over Alcohol Seizure In Hotel Bar
In a case before Judge Fowler, Mrs. Henry Schroeder oversees bar property while Oscar Schroeder runs the saloon. Proceeds allegedly short, glasses of liquor confiscated from near the rinsing sink as district attorney cites licenses at risk. Fire cited as cause in unrelated U.S. incident.
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Schroeder
Reid
Henry Schroeder
Oscar
Eugene Schroeder
Oscar Schroeder
Poppy Day Big Success In La Crosse
A warm sunny day powered Poppy Day organized by the American Legion to aid disabled World War I veterans and their families. Leaflet sellers stood at street corners and reported at noon that funds would be raised, with many residents wearing red poppies.
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la Crosse
American Legion
Eagles Campaign Opens Old Age Pension Plan in La Crosse
The Milwaukee Eagles push an old age pension proposal. Mayor Bentley backs fraternal influence, while Harry Togan details unit-plan signatures for 10,000 supporters to present to the state legislature. La Crosse organizers plan to distribute cards starting Monday. Bees will not swarm without their queen.
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CG. A. Lytton
Bentley
Harry Mr Togan
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Aerie Tolt
Milwaukee Eagles
la Crosse
Mr. Dittman
Polar Bears Meet in La Crosse for Scout Insignia Tonight
Veterans of La Crosse Scout units gather for annual reunion and the presentation of the rank of scout commissioner to G Burns. The event features knot-boarding, first aid, and drill contests, drum corps practice, and a public reception inviting parents and the community.
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Russia
la Crosse
Cf la Crosse
Wyeqing
Cary
Pa Croske Clovbing
Nermal Stichtorjin
Scont
Poly
Tobe Batns
Scout Movement
la Creser Council
Oere
Kepps
Thrausl
Scouts of la Crosse
Bur Yeetiis
Senna
Polar Bears reunion in Detroit draws WWI veterans
Detroit veterans of the Polar Bears reunite through Wednesday, joining units like the 339th Infantry and 310th Engineers from Detroit and Des Moines. Memorial services for fallen Archa Angel front veterans led by Senator Townsend set for Sunday, with a first business session Monday.
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Mich
Eterava
Russia
339Th Infantry
310Th Engineers
Smithh Ambulance Corps
Pielé Trospiral Company
Sailars
Olympia
Des Moines
Eagle the Sey
Navin Field
Archangel Front
Charles B. Townsend
Wisconsin marks 74th anniversary of statehood
Governor Blaine notes Wisconsin became a state 74 years ago with Congress creating the state on May 2, 1848. He urges newspapers to review Wisconsin's progress and plans for a Harman jubilee as the state eyes its diamond anniversary in 1023.
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Madison, Wise
J. J. Blaine
Wisconsin
Congress
Catholic Churches in Russia Exempt from Church Order
The Associated Press reports that an agreement with Soviet Foreign Minister Tchicherin exempts Russia's Catholic churches from a church order. The church will not have requisitioned treasures for famine relief and will instead receive payment equivalent to the value of offices from the Vatican treasury.
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Russia
Moscow
Associated Press
Anl
Tcchitcherin
Catholic ‘Churches of
Vatican
Legion Poppy Day Dance At Yeomen Tonight
Legion hosts Poppy Day closing dance with Clark's Regadour Orchestra at Yeomen Hall. Tickets are selling fast at the Bale's club and Bath's Cigar Store, with proceeds aiding sick and disabled veterans. event billed as a major city affair.
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Legion
Yeomen
Toulatrs
Be Bis Amerigin T Legion
Bales Club
Bath
Clark
Regadour
Caraway Presses Attacks on Attorney General Daugherty
In a Senate session Senator Caraway charges the Justice Department used secret service agents to shadow lawmakers. He questions Attorney General Daugherty over the Morse pardon case and the $500 allotted to investigate war frauds.
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Washington
Daugherty
Senate
Arkansas
Department of Justice
Secret Service
Watson
Morse
Atform
Congress
Comgress
Mhem
Pope Pius Protests British Holy Land Mandate
Cardinal Gahal secretary reports on behalf of a Catholic group in the Lisehai Telegraph protesting Britain's mandate for the Holy Land. The note criticizes the policy and calls for reconsideration amid international tensions connected to the region.
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Pope Pius
Britain
Holy Land
Aparri
Ineva
Gahal Secretar
Yur League of
Lisehai Telegraph
Prar
TeTals Agginet
Unclear OCR Chronicle Sparks Rural Land Debate
Fragmentary text reports a press note about land division and an official informing a nearby party. References to individuals such as Anat Walter Wash and Patrick appear, but many names and events are garbled, leaving ambiguity about the dispute and its outcome.
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Dentat
Trumue
Fent Oy
Gudyreneois
Anat
Walter Wash
Abbarevele Paliveman Fitepatrick
Rerebel
Erik Wash
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