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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1920

Page

9

Wisconsin Historical Society Takes Burrows Estate

The Wisconsin Historical Society is set to receive the estate of George Burrows former Madison senator. The will provides an income of 2000 annually to a widow and allows variation for a life tenant. Burrows died about two years ago leaving no children and the estate settlement proceeds to the historical society. His Chicago residence and life interest will revert to the society.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Grate Historical " Society George Burrows Asta Pratt Burrows Gould Tvo Reading Historical Society Chicago Seviecy Ducias Lay Newt Lakeswood Fustories) Society

Badgers At Front Porch Of Harding In Marion

Wisconsin veterans and marching crowds greet Senator Harding as Badgers parade through Marion. Leaders acknowledge the supporters while veterans reenact Civil War images, the scene described with pride and historical nostalgia.

Harding SY Robert Allen The la Crosse Tribune Leadere Press Marion Wisconsin Reveille Max E. Biresach Lie Corps Ald Brigade Harding Smite

Freckles and Friends Parade at Senator Harding Event

A large Wisconsin crowd greeted Senator Harding with a monster parade and speeches near his home. Wisconsin supporters sat in front rows while other states produced noise and a red robed leading figure. Harding addressed attendees before the group disperses for election day.

Inisha Tumor Wisconsin Harding Pittsburg Pennsylvania Badgers

Beauty Culture Hints For Hair Care And Shampoo

A practical tip advises using a food product mixed with hot water as a homemade shampoo. Dissolve two teaspoonfuls to create a sudsy liquid that coats the entire hair, dissolves dandruff oil and dirt, and leaves hair fluffy, heavier looking, with improved luster and softness. The method aims to promote scalp health and hair growth.

Madison Names Ryan as Possible Judge Sanborn Successor

Madison Wis Oct 19 names have been suggested as possible successors to the late Judge A T L Sanborn of the federal court. William Byrn of Madison is the leading local choice with Bernard B Goggins of Grand Rapids also mentioned. President Wilson will appoint to fill the vacancy. Ryan city attorney of Madison is a noted Democrat. Goggins declined a prior railroad commissioner offer, A G Wolfe of La Crosse is also mentioned, and friends of Ryan plan to press his case early. A note adds a remark on snakes being useful for controlling grain-destroying rodents.

Madison Wis A. TL. Sanborn Federal Court Nadison Bar William. Byrn Bernard B. Goggins Grand Rapids Wilson Ryan Wisconsin Goggins A. C. Wolfe A. G. Wolfe Ta Crosse

Body of murdered boy found in woods in Coburg

In Coburg Ontario George Albert Hines aged two was found dead Monday in the woods. A coroner’s jury ruled the child was murdered. Albert Hines the boy’s father and a shell shocked Canadian soldier is held on a charge of attempted something not fully clear in the fragment.

Woods Coburg Ontario George Albert Hines Albert Hines

Child Dies in Suspected Self Harm Incident Inquest

A child’s death is under investigation after authorities report a possible self inflected cause. Olay Hines recently returned from Niagara Falls claiming a lapse of memory and that he did not know where his son was.

Olay Hines Niagara Falls

Canadian prospectors use airplane to reach remote sites

Two mining prospectors in Canada employ an airplane to access the most inaccessible localities in a short time. The method enables rapid travel that would otherwise take weeks, marking notable success in their mining operations.

Canada

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