Joseph Ridge Road Nears Completion In La Crosse County
Tens to the state highway commission show that significant projects will be completed this season in La Crosse County. County forces work on a bituminous magnum road on State Trunk Highway 83 near St Joseph's Ridge. Surface work has begun, and about seven miles of road may be surfaced with twenty miles total. The Freichsland bridge over the river is closing for a dangerous condition. a new steel structure will replace one span and extend up to Ginata, enabling steamers to run further.
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State Highway Commission
la Croste
Couty
Enis Tinic
St. Joseph's Ridge
Johns
Ya Crosse County
Tat Crosse County
Ginata
Pity Briefs Yeomen Hall starts tonigl? at 30
A cluttered item list mentions Yeomen Hall opening with imines tonigal starts, Miss Ales Hye reported Wl at her tom wk to2t Caledomnia street, Wes Hinde a 4 tudder in the Barre Milly school, and a forthcoming big stresses sale of Burrows. The ad packet includes phone numbers, business notices, and local events from The Linker Electric Co to Halloween decorations and a stock show report.
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Yeomen Hall
Imines
Tonigal
Wrte
Ales Hye
Caledomnia Street
Wes Hinde
Barre Milly
Siress
Burrows
Clumbing
Sehram
Purdenson
Charles Street
Eesti Pomps Iiisto
Topaire Secur
Paramount Kodak
Tamount
Clut Oise
Adolph
Knutsen
Roekband Puesday- Pelday
Flory
Vine Lo
Lids Vine
Underwood
Wisconsin Campaign Rallys Drag In Lenroot Blaine
The Wisconsin political scene centers on Lenroot and Blaine with mob parades and speeches at Prairie du Chien and Madison. Debates are proposed on the League of Nations as factions rally labor leaders and independent candidates to back Thompson Blaine and Lenroot.
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Charles Tee Bryson
Hearst
Chicago American
Cnnolld
Paul’. Reinseh
Trinity of Wisconsin
Senatey
Lenroot
Bryson
Reinseh
China
United States
Wilson
Japan
Cox
Franklin Roosevelt
Wilson League of Nations
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Coulidge
Wisconsin
Wisin
Deli Oy
Blaine
LA James Thonp- Follette
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Tay Follette
G. Knutson
la Grosse
State Senate
Te Brace Federation of Labor
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Vane County
Iairman
Federation of Labor
Thompson
Progr
International Association of Machinists
Washington
Nickerson
Irvine
Tenront
Prairie du Shion
GETS
Lenront
Metteal Opera House
Ct - Ar
Lenvont
League of Nations
Republcan
John P. Hume
Thurman
Bse
Tarey Sauthoff
Tan Grady
Portagie
Hogen School Plans Readied For Two New Buildings
The Hogen School, wrecked by a recent fire, prepares to construct two new facilities. Local grower Melvin Brye from Washington visits the city as Mrs. Wa. Drake returns from Region Barbor Midh. and transacts business with Continental Casualty Insurance in La Crosse while passing through Chi erga. The Hoover Suction Cleaner advertises itself. Linker Electric Co. advertises at 114 No. 5th St.
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Torris
Newburg
Manningy Whalen Co
Pric. von Alumbing
Iver Wantses
Holmen
Draestehay
Linker Liedtrie Co
Sun St
Seaton
Urilst
KW. Anderson
Milwaukee
Austin
Minnesota
Sunrise
This-Manning-Whalen, Co
Gus Loether
Idukee
Steknees Corie
Hallowe'en
Tasbee
le Crosse Vie
T Toure
Whanerdumy Fos
al Uresse
Rollr Bros
Thone
Korte Husineas Callese
UMS
Ilim Nelson
Ontario
Canada
Armory Han
Dango
Sat
Pre Lester
Masul
Ferrie
Iite
Public Utilities
Newark
Ftor
Panam
Bemedat i South Mwetica
Tiure
Perris
Hallowe'en Greetings
Tmoecorajk
Baal Heksagy
Arange
Gateway City Master Co
Trilas
Ruud
Ronh
Tieson
M Ax
Soldiers Tre Co
Peter Nelson
Ragiuwe
Linker Electric
Morgan to speak in western Wisconsin next week
William J. Morgan Republican candidate for Attorney General will tour western Wisconsin next week after appearances in Lake Michigan shore towns. His first key meeting is set for Madison Monday night with William Langer, then stops include Manitowoc and several other towns across the region.
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Wiliam J. Morgan
Lake Michigan
Madison
William Langer
Torney
North Dakota
Mirlivon
Mt. Morgan
Terabe
Grand Rapids
Stevens Point
Marshfield
Au Claire
Chippewn Falls
Mendinto
Mor man known to Valders friends in hometown visit
In Valders in the evening, Mr Mor man sees many old friends near his former farm and first teaching post while preparing to enroll in a low course at the university to advance his education.
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Valders
Mr. Morman
The Dangerous Highbrow and Education Debate
A fragment discusses the claim that writing quality can exceed formal education. It cites a New York News comment by L. T. and notes magazines of the time praising or critiquing education’s role in literary selfhood. The passage reflects early 20th century attitudes toward schooling and writing.
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L. T
New York News
General Biddle to retire from U S Army post
Brigadier General John Biddle, honored for guiding American troops in World War I, will retire December 1 after forty three years of service. A West Point graduate from 1861, he served in the Spanish American War, commanded engineers, led for duties in France, and held positions including superintendent of the Military Academy and assistant chief of staff. He currently commands Camp Custer, Michigan.
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Washington
John Biddle
Agand
War Department
Biddle
Porto
Wvas
West Polar
Engineer Corps
United States
Biddley
Military Academy
Comemand
France
Regular Army
National
Amr
General Biddle
Camp Custer
Michiwen
First Lifeboat From 1802 In Yorkshire Described
The first lifeboat ever made, crafted in Yorkshire in 1802, aimed to save lives at sea during storms. A poor shipwright invented it and Parliament granted him about $6,000 as a reward, per reports in the Houston Post summarizing Wells Balanced Census notes.
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Yorkshire
Wells
Riz Houston Post
Upcoming Events and Lectures Across Town
A schedule listing October through January programs includes lectures on World Conditions by Mrs. Margy Hardy Armour, church talks, the Mothers' Club event at the High School Auditorium, and a Rescue Mission Sunday. Additional items cover the Normal Lecture Courses, a reader by Professor Dunnis, a world impersonator, and music study club engagements at various churches and theaters.
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Chamber of Commerce
Margy Hardy Armour
Daviel W. Casey Dircelwe
Mothers’ Slub
Rescue Mission
Iyrna
Shariow
Soprang
Banaar
Caledonia St
Methodist Vhurch
Dunnis
Wid Prenigey
Harionse Miesen
Abraham Lincoln
Congregational Church
Ceci Buzlatch
Midna Gungar’ Peterson
Larosse Theater
Laces'’ Aid Society
North Presbyterian Church
Thio Nedd Ceurwouky
Bruno Steindel
Bopusigwsly
Allen McQuhae
Crosse Theater
Itr
Frederick Landis
Success Depends On Hair Color For Salesmen
George W. Hop, King, general sales manager of that Columbia Graphophone company of New York, told the Executives' club of Chicago that success in salesmanship partly depends on hair color. He advised sending a black haired man south and a brunette north to improve results, warning that advertising is only fifty percent and personality makes up the other half. A poor clerk behind the counter can destroy the best advertised route.
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Cbicago
George W. Hop, King
Columbia Graplophone Company
New York
Executives’ Club of
Chicago
Gestroy
Danger Lies In Bulk Liquor In The Consumer Era
Report highlights the challenge of concealing liquor in large quantities unseen by authorities. The article notes how bulk supplies reach consumers and the difficulty in hiding such volumes amidst growing attention to enforcement and public safety.
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Chicago News
Ordinary Events at Normal School Chapel and Club Meetings
Rev. C Hawrison spoke to students on Over the World 3 Rim during Wednesday chapel. Florence Worth hospitalized with appendicitis leaves friends hoping for a speedy recovery. Tennis club regroups for upcoming tournament while social events attract many students. Watchinsons affairs grow more popular and ex servicemen receive bonus checks. Normal season tickets for the torture course distributed among students. Women’s league executive committee met Thursday morning.
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C. Hawrison
Congregational Church
Florence Worth
Women’s League
Hell 2
Shursday Morales
Pastor Landlord Shot by Tenant in Chicago Apartment
Police question tenant Sestro after he shot and killed pastor Frederick G Ruff of Memorial Church in Bers Park, Wes. The tenant, a coal company manager, says he mistook the preacher for a burglar as authorities probe tenant landlord tensions and recent tenant complaints about rent practices.
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Chicago
Frederick G Ruff
Memorial
Bers’ Park
Wes
Lid W. Sestro
Sestro
Ruff
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