Eastern Star dances to begin Friday at Mason Temple
City notes a first dance party planned by the Eastern Star for next Friday evening at the Mason Temple. A fast launch design by Gardener of Winona completed a Fountain City to Winona trip in 20 minutes 5 seconds downstream. ELK invitations for a Saturday night stag by the BPOE club are issued to members. Cashton saloon keepers vote to raise whiskies to 10 cents with a $50 fine for undercutting. A 14 year old Ruth Pederson was injured by a brick thrown by a boy near Sixth and Ferry. The Alpert riverboat reached the levee then moved to government works. the era ends with a sailor remark.
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Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Gardener of Winone
Fountain City
Winona
Cashton
Unio
Ruth
Japan's Dilemma in Treating Foreign Subjects
The Japanese government faces a hard choice as it seeks equal treatment for its subjects within the international community. If negotiations fail, Japan may be forced to use force, a move that could threaten the nation’s very existence and shape its future policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United States
Japan
Adelbert J Roberge Weds Grace Cleveland Lord
A quiet Presbyterian manse wedding in La Crosse united Adelbert J. Roberge and Mrs Grace Cleveland Lord with Rev John K. Fowler officiating. Only relatives attended. After the ceremony a supper followed and the couple began their new life at 412 South Seventh Street.
Village visitors seek substitute cricketer for lunch
The arriving visitors, short by ten players, scan the village for a stand‑in. After a long search a rustic youth volunteers, admitting he is no batsman or bowler yet promises to be a first class substitute when lunch arrives.
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Vol
Faith Sees Glory of Charade at End of Way
A reflective line on faith recognizing beauty without restraint. It frames belief as capable of containing itself without barriers, suggesting inner virtue aligns with freedom. The wording evokes a contemplative mood about faith and expression.
Landing Day Dinner for Knights of Columbus Held Oct 12
The annual landing day dinner of the Knights of Columbus will be held Saturday October 12 at the Hotel Stoddard. Several prominent men have been placed on the program for speeches.
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The
Knights of Columbus
Stoddard
Artemis Club Plans Rest Room For Teachers and Lecture
The Artemis club held its regular meeting on Tuesday October 9. It voted to prepare the Artemis room as a rest room for lady teachers attending the Western Wisconsin Teachers Association convention. The group also agreed to join the Twentieth Century club to invite Judge Lindsey to lecture on his famous Juvenile Court.
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Artemis Club
Cooking and sewing classes announced by Yy. W. Co. A.
Two cooking classes are organized under Miss Angell on Tuesday and Miss Elkinton on Thursday with the Thursday session at 7 30 pm. An English class for foreign speaking girls meets at 7 45 pm. Sewing with Mrs G C L Baldwin opens Friday Oct 18, with waists and house dresses to be made. Social and extension committees plan the Halloween party on Oct 31. Board meeting Friday at 4 pm.
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Yy. W. Co. A
Association
Hallowe'en
Board of Directors
Local social notes recount region visits and returns
Miss Myrtle Goddard returns from Chicago where she visited friends on the way east. Mrs. Mary Eaton and Mrs. Mary Shadbolt, after a summer at Minnetonka, have come back to the city. Mrs. T. J. Seymour and daughter, Mrs. Hoban of St. Paul, stay with Mrs. C. A. Millington. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyslop return from Black River Falls after a three week visit. Mrs. Mary Noves of Milwaukee is visiting friends in the city. Miss Eunice Fales of Dubuque is_guest of city friends.
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Myrtle Goddard
Chicago
Mary Eaton
Mary Shadbolt
Minnetonka
T. J. Seymour
Hoban
St. Paul
C. A. Millington
Alex Hyslop
Black River Falls
Mary Noves
Milwaukee
Eunice Fales
Dubuque
Pfund
D. C. Sprague
Caledonia
HB. F. Keeler
State Street
F. N. Enecsson
Aurora
A. M. Brayton
Main Street
la Crosse
August Yoke
New Albia
Minneapolis
M. O. Whitney
Prosper
Minn
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. F. Lapitz
Whitehall
Mary
George Powell
Otto Dumke
John Kindley
Detroit
Edward Lassing
Winona
Toland
Carrie Merriam
Caleninla
W. E. Barber
K. B. Jefferson
Sparta
Woodmen Hall
H. Donalson
Mabel
H. L. Chatterton
Seattle
E. J. Hulp
Newark
N. J
H. J. Doran
Racine
F. B. Scott
Freeport
Henry E. Jones
Tampa
Fila
Foley
QO. T. Erhart
J. J. Piffin
Fairmont
G. D. Lenemann
E. A. Borman
Rockford
Justice McCarthy
Will Powell
B. B. Blythen
Rochester
C. Erickson
Mabe
R. Lawrence
New Westminster
B. C
John Wagner
Red Wing
J. O. Smith
Beckman
N. D
Charles N. Gounders
Mirs Lenn
Larson
O. T. Erhart
T. J. Mullen
Wabasha
F. Collins
Apple
Ton
O. N. Hendrickson
Saganac
Mich
Ray Gillins
Austin
J. H. Cowen
Pabasi
N. Y
Clyde McAudy
de Soto
G. J. Becker
Spring Grove
W. G. Williams
Frank W. Leahy
North Eleventh Street
Ed. Delday
F. Zahnog
Ripon
John Becker
Eau Claire
E.wishbuskee
Bridgeport
Alf Transberger
Schlitz
F. O. Berg
Berg Piano Company
B. H. Lawrence
H. J. Beckwith
Pittsburg
Kaw
Ole Storey
Fred Aitken
Daisy Cole Brodt
D. L. Cole
Reclaiming Fastern Lands and Eastern Drainage Prospects
Discussion runs from West waterworks and dam projects to Eastern swamp drainage aims. Sacramento meetings boost irrigation zeal while Baltimore plans support for reclaiming swamp lands from Maine to Texas. National Drainage group and local associations push drainage of the Dismal Swamp Everglades and similar ventures, with private investors reporting returns.
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Friends of Irrigation and Reclamation
Sacramento
United States
Baltimore
National Drainage Association
Maine
Texas
Everglades
Atlantic
Knickerbocker Club Members Discuss Action
Turned down, Gotsa Golde spoke anxiously that his name was raised last evening at the Knickerbocker club. L'Oignon confirmed the matter and said the secretary was instructed to purchase six quarts of blackballs for members.
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Gotsa Golde
Knickerbocker Club
L’oignon
Ladies of The Maccabees Hive 49 Meeting
The Ladies of The Maccabees Hive 49 meet at Travelers hall Friday at 8 p m with a business session through 9 and a social from 9 to 10 30 Initiation urged for all members and notable business on the agenda The note closes with a reflection on turning woes into humor as an art.
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Ladies OF ‘the Maccabees, Hive
Travelers Hall
Brakeman Lee Staats Injured in Freight Car Fall
Lee Staats of 1633 Avon Street, a Milwaukee Road river division brakeman, fell from a freight car at Wabasha Tuesday night and sprained his ankle. He was brought home. Dr. Egan attends him and expects several weeks of layoff.
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Lee Staats
Avon Street
River Division
Milwaukee Road
Wabasha
Dr. Egan
Foley's Honey and Tar safe under pure food law
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung trouble is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. O. T. Erhart endorses it as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Crystal Theatre Dispenses Souvenirs After Show
Last night the Crystal Theatre handed out souvenirs to patrons. Men received a petty shirt set while women were given two spoons of artistic design. A repeat distribution is scheduled for this afternoon and evening.
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The
Crystal Theatre
Bosshard Moves His Law Office to Bank Building
District Attorney Otto Bosshard moved his office from Fourth and Pearl streets to the Batavian bank building. The firm of Skaar and Bosshard dissolved January 1 as Bosshard began his third term as district attorney.
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Otto Bosshard
Fourth and
Pearl Streets
Batavian Bank
Skaar
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Reitzel’s
DR. Watterson
Heileman Cafe
la Crosse Buffet
Webb’s
Freas
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Lee
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