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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1913

Page

5

High School Play David Garrick A Huge Success

The high school class play David Garrick, performed last night, drew a large audience and earned praise for its humor and performances. Cyrus Minshall as Garrick showed notable acting, with Ada played by Miss Elinore Schweizer and Chivy by Henry Otten praised for naturalism. Desmond coached the production, and Winnifred Forbes and Try Marshall sang a duet while Henry Evjen sang a solo.

David Arrick Henry Otten Chivy Elinore Schweizer Ada Ingot Cyrus Minshall David Garrick Trick Iss Winnifred Forbes Try Marshall Henry Evjen High 1

Names in a Aged Society Document

A list of individuals including Simon Ingot Kenneth Dickens Squire Ching Henry Otten Joe Colman Mr Browne Harry Young Mr Jones Raymond Merman Theodore Edwards George Garrick’s valet NPI ih Suns blac Harold Bryant Ada Ingot Elinore Schweizer BERG BORTIR Louise Brown Miss Araminta Brown Helen Dyson.

Simon Ingot Kenneth Dickens Squire Henry Otten Joe Colman Browne Harry Young Mr. Jones Raymond Merman Theodore Edwards George, Garrick NPI Harold Bryant Ada Ingot Elinore Schweizer Berg Bortir Louise Brown Araminta Brown Helen Dyson

Teach Concentration Early for Child Mind Growth

The text argues parents should teach concentration of the mind as soon as intelligence buds. It states a child’s mind sets its bent before schooling, with cradle education shaping future mental strength. If pursued, mankind’s mental force could quadruple in one generation.

Montenegrin National Dress Noted for Bright Colors

Description highlights Montenegro's national dress with a colorful array and a distinctive cap as headgear. The piece emphasizes the garment's picturesque appearance and traditional appeal.

Montenegro

Bridge Sign Bans Unaccompanied Cattle at Haarlem

An inscription near Haarlem, Netherlands, warns that cattle not guided by a drover are forbidden to cross the bridge. The sign reflects historic measures to regulate livestock movement and prevent stampedes or damage on the crossing.

Haarlem

Personal visits and events fill city as several guests arrive

E O Sunn of Westby and G H Andrew and wife of DeSoto visit friends in the city. Oscar Peterson of Steuben returns home after a brief trip. Many locals register at hotels for business. Dance events at K P hall and Linker hall feature Kreutz orchestra. Keefe Business College reports over 100 diplomas awarded in recent term.

E. O. Sunn Westby G. H. Andrew DeSoto Lewis Guthrie Soldiers Grove Wis Gateway City Trir. Co M. Barham Feryville Oscar Peterson Steuben Edward Olson Coon Valley K. P. Hall N. A. Galstad Brownsville Minn Charles Conway Pierre S. D G. Burns Prairie du Chien Linker Hall Kreutz Albert Thums F. J. Bolles West Salem Oscar Morterud F. R. Garvey Gays Mills T. E. Paradise Hannibal N. Salton Bangor Nels Kolm Holmen J. C. Frazer Sparta Harry Dell Animal Industry Washington, D. C U. S Leo Larson Waterloo Iowa L. Larson King St Keefe Business College

Review of University Regiment in Madison Commissions Officers

In Madison on May 30 the university regiment was reviewed before President Van Hise the governor and state officials. Sixty five officers received commissions from the president including Eugene C. Noyes as colonel, Archibald R. Taylor as lieutenant colonel, J. O. Elsom as lieutenant colonel and surgeon, Converse Wurdemann as major First Battalion, E. J. Walker as major Second Battalion, and E. G. Teschan as major Third Battalion along with sixty captains and lieutenants.

Madison Wis van Hise McGovern Board of Regents University Regiment Eugene C. Noyes Marinette Archibald R. Taylor Barron J. O. Elsom Converse Wurdemann Milwaukee E. J. Walker Oklahoma City Okla E. G. Teschan

Superstitions That Survive Across Ages

A brief survey notes enduring beliefs tied to historic figures. It cites the death of Emperor Maximus tied to dog howls and links Ponce de Leon and De Soto to quests for youth and a city of gold. In Brazil, locals expect Don Sebastian to return and watch the skies on windy nights.

Maximus Ponce de Leon Florida de Soto Brazil Don Sebastian Africa

Origin of Present-Day Games

The piece traces modern games to ancient northern roots for bat and ball, with tennis from the east and ring games and throwing games from forest regions where spears were common. It argues all games originate from early human experiences shaping civilization and salvation.

Notice of Probate Hearing in La Crosse County

Notice is given that at a special term of the County Court in La Crosse County on June 24 1913 at ten o'clock A M the application of Math A Jostad will be heard to admit to probate the last will and testament of John Larson Alseth deceased of the Town of Onalaska. Dated May 29 1913 by order of the Court John Brindley County Judge.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Court House City of la Crosse Said County Math A. Jostad John Larson Alseth Onalaska John Brindley

Hold Fast Motto Echoes in Wartime Hardship

A stark wartime maxim urges perseverance as soldiers and civilians endure siege conditions. The quote emphasizes staying firm in adversity while seeking practical means to loosen a firm grip, signaling resilience under pressure.

Cardui praised in Nashville woman’s life-saving letter

Mrs. Kate E. Weaver of 1715 Cockrill Street credits Cardus, a women’s tonic, with restoring her after a three year nine month illness. She says her brother from Dallas funded six bottles, improving by the second bottle, and she recommends Cardui widely. The ad urges readers to try Cardus and send for the home treatment book.

Nashville Tenn Kate E. Weaver Cockrill Street Dallas Texas Cardus

Norris Prepares Action Against Coffee Trust

Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska says his push against the coffee trust has cut the price by four cents a pound. He plans a resolution directing the attorney general to sue the valorization syndicate. Herman Siebcken leads the trust and Brazil’s coffee dominance is cited as the global market factor.

Washington George W. Norris Nebraska Coffee Trust Valorization’ Syndicate Herman Siebcken Department of Justice Valorization” Committee Brazil Valorization’ “Syndicate

Stringing Pearls and Materials for Finite Pearl Trade

The passage discusses using silk strands for stringing pearls and contrasts the quality of beads. It notes artificial beads with limited luster like white marbles and mentions Roman pearls manufactured long ago. It emphasizes threading Orient pearls on silken strands suitable to their form and appearance.

Man's Preference Quotation Cited in Verse Fragment

A quotation from S. C. Nethersole appears about youth and aging in a brief literary fragment. The line contrasts kissing a pretty mouth with admiring a clever brow, attributed to "Wilsam."

Wilsam S. C. Nethersole

Hofweber Family Fetes 50th Birthday at Mill Street Home

A social gathering honored Mr. Peter Hofweber Sr. on his fiftieth birthday at 127 Mill Street. Guests included Peter Hofweber Jr Delphenick Jos E Hofweber Schwabenbauer P J Koblitz Charles Wenzel Mrs Charles Schierl Mrs Wenzel Miss Maud Koblitz and H Hagen. Refreshments were served and the evening was enjoyed by all.

Peter Hofweber Mill Street Charles Wenzel Charles Schierl Wenzel Maud Koblitz H. Hagen

Hart and Colwell Wed in Trempealeau Home

Fred E Hart of this city and Olive Colwell were married at the bride’s Trempealeau village home on Wednesday. Hart is the eldest son of Mr and Mrs H E Hart and an employee of the Y M C A. Colwell is the youngest daughter of Willet Colwell. Rev James Deans officiated. The couple will return to La Crosse to reside at 1303 Green Bay Street.

Fred E. Hart Olive Colwell Trempealeau Village Mr. Hart 8. E. Hart Miss Colwell Willet Colwell James Deans

Milwaukee Spiritualist Leader Visits City for June Stay

Miss Louise Loebel of Milwaukee secretary of the Wisconsin State Spiritualist Association travels to the city and remains until June tenth. She is hosted by Mr and Mrs Mc Farlin at 602 South Fifth Street and will assist in the spiritual meetings during her stay.

Louise Loebel Milwaukee Wisconsin

Edna Thomas Hosts 10th Birthday for Miss Edna Thomas

Mrs C A Thomas entertained eight little girls for Edna Thomas birthday. The dining room featured cut flowers small flags and a large cake with ten candles. Favors were candy baskets with tiny silk flags. Guests included Mildred Tompson Madaline Lee Mary Finch Evelyn Smith Dot Murray and Hilder Nustad.

Curtis Couple Host Bridge Night at Four Tables

Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Curtis entertained guests with a four-table bridge gathering on Wednesday evening. The event showcased social hospitality and venue warmth as players enjoyed competitive games and light refreshments.

Bridge H. M. Curtis

Recital by Mrs. R C Whelpley Impresses Parents

Mrs R C Whelpley hosted a pupils recital at her home on Wednesday afternoon for the parents. The scholars showed great progress and reflected credit on their instructor.

R. C. Whelpley

Miss Ellen Hixon to Tour Europe This Summer

Ellen Hixon arrived in New York to bid friends farewell before sailing June 7 to Europe where she will tour major countries and cities. She will join Mrs Sherman in Paris after graduating from Miss Spence's school in New York. Mr Alex Paul of Watertown Florida visited the city on a westbound trip. Mary Crosby travels to Angus on Red Cedar Lake. Mrs A D Becker and son Rollin return home to Preston Minnesota after visiting Mrs Becker's parents.

Ellen Hixon New York Europe Sherman Paris Miss Spence Alex Paul Watertown Fla Mary Crosby Angus Red Cedar Lake A. D. Becker Rollin

Children Overcome by Heat at Drake Stadium Event

Fifty public school children collapsed from heat while seven thousand pupils performed Folk Dances at Drake stadium before ten thousand parents and friends. A near riot erupted as parents rushed guards to reach their children. Scores of cars rushed the stricken youngsters home.

Des Moines Iowa Drake Stadium

Time Is Kind A Reverie From Barnaby Rudge

A reflective meditation on aging and time noting that Father Time can grant a gentle aging to those who have used years well. It honors hearts and spirits that stay young despite gray hair, framing wrinkles as quiet marks of a well lived life.

Barnaby Rudge

Oyster Watchwork Quip Sparks Witty Exchange

Huxley compared an oyster to a watch in a remark about complexity. Bert replies that both wear down quickly, noting a brisk, humorous exchange about fragility and intricacy.

Bacon Huxley Egbert

Among Women Fashion Quips Spark Social Media Buzz

A witty line notes how encounters in refined dress reveal perceived social gaps. The quip suggests dress distinctions influence impressions and self-image in social circles.

Ungallant Statement from The Gate Openers

A quoted epigraph by K. L. Montgomery links mischief and petticoats as coexisting since birth, suggesting playful hesitation in social manners. The line appears as a literary aside underscoring wit and gendered charm within the work.

K. L. Montgomery

Concentration Grounds a Man's Best Duty and Privilege

A reflection that a person excels by focusing on a single strong pursuit. The author argues that narrow focus allows a man to outperform others in one field, making it both his duty and privilege to concentrate his efforts.

Doctor's Advice Column Offers Homemade Cures and Pills

A physician answers reader questions on relief for tickling coughs stomach trouble and headaches. Suggestions include mentholaxene cough remedy pills triopeptine hyp nuclane iodide pot sarsaparilla and various tonics with instructions to mix or take at meals. The column invites further free advice by mail from Dr. Lewis Baker.

Lewis Baker College Bldg College Ellwood Sts Dayton

Freshmen Cap Day Celebration at Wisconsin Campus

University freshmen celebrate cap day with a lakeside picnic and cap burning on campus. The farewell to the dinks will be sung around the pyre and the night shift parade runs from 11 to 12 p m on the lower campus.

Madison Wis Lake Resort

Reverence in Lasting Friendships Cited by Phelps

A daily thought attributes deep human bonds to a thread of reverence, quoting Austin Phelps on friendships that endure through respectful regard.

Austin Phelps

Unpleasant Term Cited in Court Language

In Lippincott's legal brief, the phrase "Ten dollars and costs" is noted as a harsh or unpleasant term used in judgments. The remark highlights the small monetary sanction paired with court costs, reflecting on ceremonial phrasing in legal notices.

Lippincott’s

Notice to Creditors in Martin Thoreson Estate

Wisconsin probate notice in La Crosse County grants Isa bel M. Thoreson letters of administration for the Martin Thoreson estate. Creditors have six months from May 6, 1913 to present claims for examination and allowance. A hearing to examine and adjust claims is set for November 11, 1913 at 10:00 A.M. in the La Crosse courthouse. Page date May 6, 1913.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County Martin Thoreson Greenfield Isabel M. Thoreson Coon Valley Wis la Crosse John Brindley

University adopts rule banning mixed housing for students

The University of Wisconsin trustees moved to bar housing of male and female students in the same residence during summer sessions. Dean Lois K. Mathews may grant dispensations. Fraternities with women chaperones cannot rent to both genders. only married couples may share a house. Fraternity profits of 200 to 300 dollars monthly are at risk.

Madison Wis University of Wisconsin Lois K. Mathews

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