County Library Centers Urged as Aid to Farmers
A county board meeting Saturday backed a resolution to appropriate 500 dollars for county library centers. The plan aims to support library services in Salem and Tangor and benefit farmers, their children, and small-town residents by expanding access to books and knowledge through local centers.
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Maral Vorheny
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Beard
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Jin Turer
Anita Dynllus
Bangor
Freeatsibrary Beard
Ford Answer Sought on Shoals Project Knife-edge Committee Debate
Report details committee members pressing for Henry Ford to accept a private enterprise development offer for the Shoals project. Witnesses and sources indicate the plan aimed to dispose of properties via a sale to private interests, with some officials supporting it as workable while others warned of language changes and procedural hurdles.
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Pr Vate Enterprise
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Miles
Henry Borrierie
Pyle
Pa Heine Corfiteat
Merl
Regan
Maso
Ford
Denis
Wisconsin men start paper mill on Pacific Coast
Wis men establish paper mill on the Pacific coast under names Weenie Trper AtS company Limited created at New Awearminater. Plant to begin operations near Vancouver and Terby fire meds od Aquierin with initial payroll and output figures announced for October.
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Wisconsin
Pacific Coast
Appleton
Wis
Ats Company, Limited
Marineria
Jana
Poppy Day Net $1535.81 as 18000 Poppies Sold in La Crosse
Poppy Day on La Crosse streets raised 1535.81 after selling over 18000 red poppies. The event extended to 10 pm Saturday with most downtown residents wearing the emblem. 1500 poppies remain to be offered Tuesday for sale for grave decorations.
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la Crosse
American Region Committee
Commencement Day Arrangements At La Crosse Normal
The thirteenth annual commencement exercises at La Crosse Normal school set for June 7 at 9 30 am in the auditorium. Rev C Rowlison to give the commencement address on Sacred Callings How Shall We Answer Them. Baccalaureate by Rev Robert O Winter on June 4 at 4 30 pm. Various closing events include exams, Senior Vaudeville, steamboat excursion, Junior Senior Banquet, art display, class play, and physical education demonstration. ABSHINGTON
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la Crosse Normal School
C. ©. Rowlison
First Congregational Church
Rav
Robert O. Winter
Christ Eriscipal Church
Winona
Ning O
Disabled Veterans Elect Officers In City War Meet
The Disabled Veterans elect officers in Brant Forks with members Bentley, Nelson and Stanley Level as adjutant and treasurer, plus Pear Sylvie as commanlee. Miller dies at Wie Lome. William Pallock head of Pallock Milling and Mevalee company, reputed oldest millweight in the United States, dies.
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BRANT
Pallock
Wiliam Pallock
United States
Wie Lome
Memorial Day fund faces shortfalls after appeals
Some recipients for Memorial Day fund grants have fled, prompting an urgent appeal from the final committee. The group plans to make a personal plea to raise additional money to cover pending needs.
Tariff Battle on Steel Wires Faces Senate Fight
The Senate debates the tariff bill with focus on steel wire, rope, and related products. Delegates resist proposed increases while committee revisions proceed. A 25 to 35 percent ad valorem system is discussed, and further redactions may occur before final passage. In a separate note, Otto Steinen, veteran trapper and army scout, dies in Los Angeles.
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Ir Pa
Senate
McCumber
Sen
Ate
House
Committee
Los Angeles
Calif
Otto Steinen
Army
Arizona
New Mexico
Morse release shown as due to illness in 1911 record
Department of Justice released its Morse case record showing Charles W. Morse was freed on reports from reputable physicians and army surgeons that he suffered a serious illness. The disclosure followed a stormy Senate debate over Daugherty and Morse, with civilian doctors offering differing views on Morse's condition. Major Baker cited arteriosclerosis and renal disease as incurable, while civilian physicians warned confinement stress affected Morse's weight, and life expectancy remained short without extreme care. The petitions cited included thousands of signatories from many professions.
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Senate
House
Athinta
Charles W. Morse
Department of Justice
Morse
United States Army
United Stat
Daugherty
Brefore
Carayey
Emocrat
Arkansas
Watson
Ceoreda
Taft
Department AP Justice
Department of Jnsues
David Baker
Army Medical Federal
Fort McPherson
Ala
United States
W. H. Johnson
Atlanta
W. S. Hikin
Davis
Marshal Johnson
Bright
Wickersham
J. Calvin Weaver
James A. Finch
Bovamnors
Memorial Day Road Dedication Marks County ObReresence
Memorial Row along Onalaska road north of the city will host a 4 PM dedication ceremony for La Crosse County Memorial Road. A tree for each soldier from the county who died in the world war has a tablet showing the donor organization and an ornamental poppy. Twenty nine groups have bought and planted trees. The program features America by the North Side band, invocation by Rev Lief Evans, address by Louis Robinson, band selections, flag planting by organization presidents, and benediction by Rev E B Dixon.
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Onalaska Road
Ammerica
North Side Band
Lief Evans
Louis Robinson
North Side Bend
Dixon
Memorial Row
la Crosse County Community Council
la Crosse Womens Club
Catholic Women's Teague
la Crosse Teachers’ Club
la Crosse High School
la Crosse Mothers’ Lib
Women's Relief Corp
Twentieth Century Club
la Crosse Business Women’s Club
Caledonia Street Methodist Sunday School
Holmen Home Makers’ Club
Midway Ladies’ Aid Society
Campbell Home Makers’ Club
French Island Home Makers’ Club
Shelby Community Club
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Service Star Lesson
Daughters of Norway
Sons of Norway
Knights of Pythias
Qualaska Women's Club
Society of Vikings
First Methodist Church
Webster School
Home Makers’ Club
Sons of Veterans Auxiliary
McKinley Relief Corps
Daughters of American Revolution
Holmen Post
The
American Legion
Imposing Military Parade Tuesday Draws Large Turnout
The Memorial Day parade set for Tuesday will be the most impressive turnout in city history. Public and parochial school children will march, with units forming in squads by 8:20 a.m. and the parade starting at nine. Oak Grove and Catholic cemeteries will host services with G A R prayer, music, and Taps, led by Marshal J. M. Holley and sections marching through State and Market streets.
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126Th Field Artillery
Chhildren
State Street
Third
West Avenue
Oak Grove Cemetery
Main
Vine
120Th Fla
Oak Grove
J. M. Holley
Eighth
State Streets
Market Street
Catlin- Hie
Oak Grove ¢ Cemetery
Onder
Heenan A. Rupp
Charse O
H. F. Zernec
J. I. Ward
F. A
Grand Army of the Republic
Escron Fool
Gald Star
Charles J. Waché
Boy Scout
Wilson Colwell Relief Corps
Willa McKinley
Charles J. Weigel
la Crosse
Rey Scovis
St. Joseph's School
St. Mary's School
St.James' School
St. John's School
Trinity
St. Michael's Orphanage
Hemin
Rupa
Burns' Park
LF. Zernecke
Big Sawmill Blaze Destroys Stevens Lumber Plant
Rhinelander Wis Fire of unknown origin completely destroyed the Stevens Lumber Company sawmill, one of the region’s largest and most modern. Valued at 75000, it was partly insured and its owner former Senator W W Stevens could not say if it would be rebuilt. The plant had burned previously years ago and five years ago in earlier incidents.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Stevens Lumber Company
W. W. Stevens
Boy Mine Official Freed Of Treason Charge By Jury
Charlestown W Va Associated Press Billy Blizzard a boyish mine union official was freed of treason by a Jefferson County circuit court jury after six hours ten minutes deliberation. Crowds cheered in the courtroom and on the street as adjournment neared, with Blizzard and his wife praising the county.
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Charlestown
Associated Press
Billy Ablizzard
Jefferson County
Blizzard
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