Sokols to Hold National Meet in La Crosse
The Sokols organization plans to host the next national meet for the Catholic Gymnastic Union of America in La Crosse. More than 600 athletes are expected in 1928, with events on land and river to showcase lacrosse and athletic competition, aided by local chamber and Advertising Club support.
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Sokols
la Crosse
Ic Tian Ist
Catholic Gronastic Union of America
Omaha
Convention Bureau
Chamber Oft Commerce of
Wisconsin
Wlad
Ta Crosse
Middle West
Mississippi
Bell Funeral Thursday for George G Bell Pioneer Auto Leader
George G Bell died at noon yesterday. Funeral at 2 30 Thursday from North Eighth Street residence with Rev Knutson officiating. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery. Born 1863 in La Crosse, he pioneered auto repair here opening the first shop in 1903. Survived by wife Sulin M Peter, one daughter Mrs Matt Cameron, and other relatives. He later worked as a pattern maker for La Crosse Tractor and was a member of the local engineers group.
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Matt. Cameron
Ar. Bell
Bell Machine Company
James Company
Bell
Tames
la Crosse
Local Engineers’ Organization
Lenroot Holds Lead in Wisconsin Senate Race Amid Slow Returns
Wisconsin primary returns show Senator Irvine Lenroot with an early edge over James Thompson for the Republican U S Senate nomination while Wilcox and Blaine fight for second in a tight governor contest. Early totals from Milwaukee and other counties indicate Lenroot ahead outside Milwaukee with Wilcox leading in some areas but Blaine gaining in others, as multiple congressional and state races remain unsettled with incomplete precinct counts.
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Irvine L. Lenoot
Lenroot
Thompson
McHenry
The
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee
Wilcox
Roy P. Wilcox
Eau Claire
John J. Blaine
Boscobel
Blaine
Betus
John M. Nelson
Madison
James G. Monahan
Darlington
Joseph W. Beck
Viroqua
John J. Esch
William H. Stafford
Victor L. Berger
Clifford E. Randall
Kenosha
Henry A. Cooper
Racine
Charles D, Rosa
Beloit
F. C. Adams
Waukesha
Irvine L. Lenroot
James Thompson
la Crosse
A. C. McHenry
W. H. Stafford
Victor Berger
Racine Racine
Wis
Seaman
Hull
Dithmar
Nittemore
Senator— Lenroot
cougtressman—Cooper
Randa
Adams
Rosa
Walworth
Senate
Revergor
Titkemore
Dima
Congress
Cooper
Ranall
Bosa
Riley-Yount
Assembly
Eido Ridgeway
Elkhorn
Rock
Corn Picke
Ridgway
Perri
Rock Coutts
Alexander Matheson
Edwin G. Fifield
Lenreot
Brown Green Bay
Brown County
Seapan
Tittemore
Ani
United States
MuVenry
Rock Janesville
Rock County
Cirtemore
Yull
Dichmar
Dane
Thompson Madison
Dane County
Mcffaury
Janesville
Rundall
McHenry’s
Oshrosit
Winnebago County
Ditmar
Trull
Pulden
Comings
Everett
Harrington
Cobban
Ball
Thitner
Tor Tohnson
Leviten
Morgan
Kannehere
Lecreot
Deanhardt
Tampert
Perry
Wickert
Konrad
Larson
Mathesony Gbs
Buebsing
Jones
Miller
Pommerening
Bas
Thrés
Theiumn
Florian Lampert
Osh
Calumet County
Green Lake
Marquette
Fond di Lac
Manitowne
Winnebago
Young Edwin Delivers Calf Message in Grant County
A seven year old boy on a Grant County farm relays his father’s instruction to inform a neighbor a calf will be ready tomorrow and that it is a bull calf. The episode shows rural practices of selling calves at a few days old and the boy’s earnest delivery.
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Little Edwin
Grant County
Indianapolis
Diphtheria Risks From Nasal Infections Highlighted
Health guidance warns nasal diphtheria is common among children and can occur without throat involvement. Mild cases may show only chronic nasal discharge, while malignant forms spread to the middle ear and cause toxic effects. Paralysis can follow nasal diphtheria as the poison affects heart and nerve tissues through nasal membranes.
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Welch
Schamberg
Lost Treasure in No Min's Land Unearths Dice Tale
A patrol lieutenant confronts a dusky private rummaging groundward with a torn tale of a hand lost in battle. The exchange reveals sympathy from the officer and the private’s insistence that luck, not pity, explains his quest to find replacements by gambling with dice.
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No Min's Land
American Legion , Weekly
Unfortunate Comparison In A Humorous Parable
A fragmented excerpt jokes about misinterpreting the saying work like a dog. It imagines a day spent digging, gnawing bone, tailing to come in, begging to enter, and sleeping to avoid fleas, citing The Concordia as the source.
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Auxili
Winters Concedes Beck Nomination In La Crosse Race
In La Crosse the campaign turmoil over the Esch Beck contest ends with a statement from Frank Winter, Beck’s backer, noting a bitter uphill fight and misrepresentations that could not be corrected in time. The liquor issue shaped the results, with La Crosse County dry and the district broadly split. Esch’s defeat is framed as part of broader anti prohibition sentiment and the Beck Cummins law gaining approval elsewhere.
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Pape
Winter
Beck
Frank Winter
LA Crosse
Fsch
Int Crosse County
Ta Crosse County
la Crosse County
Esch
Fseh
Beck- Cummins
Esch-Cummins
District politics and renomination outlook discussed
The text notes that if terms of the bill had been understood in time, Mr. Esch could have been renominated despite adverse elements. It mentions outside parties opposing him, an organization defeating him outside the district, and asserts Esch will not spend time on party chores as the district and people he served have suffered more than he has.
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Seb
Eseh
Wil
Teopit
National Amateur Golf Tour Results and Clashes
Bobby Jones of Atlanta eliminated Frank W. Dyer of Montclair five and four. Edward P. Allis of Milwaukee and Oswald Kirkby of Englewood were all square at the home green when the match went to extra holes. W O Fawnes Jr. of Oakmont defeated Robert A. Gardner of Chicago two and one. Thomas D. Armour of Scotland, the French champion, eliminated Philip Carténot of Shinnecock four and three.
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Roslyn
N. J
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Frank W. Dyer
Montclair
Edward P. Allis
Milwaukee
Oswald Kirkby
Englewood
W.O. Fawnes, Jr
Oakmont
Robert A. Gardner
Chicago
Thomas D. Armour
Scotland
Philip
Carténot
Shinnecock
Experience Will Tell and Jenkins Married Years
A brief dialogue notes Jenkins as a good listener and mentions he has been married for years. The exchange expresses familiarity and casual commentary with a playful tone.
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Jenkins
Mrs G J Miller Dies At La Crosse Home
Mrs G J Miller aged six died at her home 1115 South Thirteen Street at 9 40 this morning after a long illness from cancer. Survived by husband and four children including Mrs Josie Storer Viroqua Mrs Adé Allen La Crosse Byron and Chester Miller La Crosse. Brief services will be held at the residence at 7 30 this evening with the body later taken to Viroqua for interment at Rush Hollow Cemetery, miles from Viroqua.
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Minnie Schwertfeger
Pheodore Schowertieser
Green
Bay Steeet
Mel
Charles Schaefer
Chicago
William Fegen
Ella Stapleton
Amanda
Hasit
Ernest
United States
Fort Des Moines
Ts Moines
Iowa
Charles
Fred
Max
Henry
Theodore
G. J. Miller
Josie Storer
4Dé Allen
la Faree
Byron
Chester Miller
la Crosse
Viroqua
le Crosse
Southeastern
Rush Hollow
Miles
Virogim
Back of Him First Class Scout to Tenderfoot
Dialogue fragment shows a Scout mood of boasting and a quick exchange about lending money. A rough scene features a Tenderfoot asked for $100, a denial, and a reference to a bank stake and a borrowed sum, implying tension or humor in a camp or story setting.
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Tenderfoot
John
No. F
Sud
Star An webress Opinion Piece Not Surprised
A fragmentary note discusses Star An webress as unfazed by astonishment, claiming she accepts events as they come and is praised by others as if she were a two star figure authored by Cartoss Magarin.
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Cartoss Magarin
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