City Barber Licenses Revoked Over Unsanitary Shops
Two La Crosse barber shops had licenses revoked after state board findings of unsanitary conditions. Harry Evjen, who withdrew from the union and charged ten cents for shares, and Bronson Potts at 528 South Third Street were cited for unsanitary practices and equipment issues. Papers were delivered to county officials today.
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State Board of Barber Examiners
la Crosse
Harry Evjen
Evjen
Bronson Potts
South Third Street
Children Pour Gasoline Into Stove Sparks Explosion
Friday afternoon at 2226 George Street children, while Mrs Roeder was away, tried to start a fire by pouring gasoline on live coals. The explosion blew off the stovepipe and damaged furniture, but no one was injured.
Death of Mrs D Sherbane at Winona
Mrs. T. J. Felzer learns of her mother Mrs. D. Sherbane death at 79 after two weeks illness in Winona. Survived by two husbands, three daughters Mrs Flannigan Rush City, Mrs T. J. Felzer La Crosse, Miss Sherbano Winona, and son Edward Sherbano. Funeral in Winona with Rev. Father Galager officiating. interment in Winona. Mr T. J. Felzer and family to attend.
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Winona
Galager
T. J. Felzer
Atlantic Monthly Sold to Syndicate
New York, April 7. Ownership of the Atlantic Monthly is set to pass to a syndicate, with S. S. McClure gaining complete ownership of McClure's Magazine and the McClure company. Houghton, Mifflin & Co. will transfer the Atlantic Monthly to a group led by Ellery Sedgwick of D. Appleton & Co.
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New York
Atlantic Monthly
S. S. McClure
McClure’s
McClure Company
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Ellery Sedgwick
D. Appleton & Co
Congressman Heflin linked to on streetcar shooting
In Washington on April 7 an operation was performed on Thomas McGreary, a New York horseman wounded when Representative Heflin of Alabama fired at Thomas Lundy on a streetcar ten days earlier. McGreary remained slightly wounded but developed tetanus and was believed dying.
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Washington
Thomas McGreary
New York
Representative Heflin
Alabama
Thomas Lundy
McCreary
Lawyer Proclaims Honor in Courtroom Exchange
A lawyer tells the judge that people who know him see no mean cause in him, while his opponent retorts that the learned gentleman never lends himself to a mean cause and always gets cash down.
Evening Social Notice Incomplete Reading
A fragmentary line notes entertainment in the evening by Misses Helen Black and Helma Olson, indicating a social event featuring these two individuals.
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Helen Black
Helma Olson
Carroll Taken To The Asylum
Charles Carroll of Charles street, committed to Mendota Saturday by Judge Brindley, was taken to the asylum yesterday.
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Charles Carroll
Charles Street
Mendota
Brindley
Active Campaigns Run in North Side Alder Elections
In compliance with the law the saloons in the wards where elections are held today are closed. Active campaign work is ongoing in aldermanic races as voters prepare to cast ballots.
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North Side
North Side Illness Toll and Local Notices
Joseph Hentschel, the North side butcher, is gravely ill at home. F C Bloom has started fireman duties on the C B Q and left for St Paul. Families plan moves, visits, and returns. several residents travel or recover from injuries. Court Olympia Foresters hold a Friday April 10 event at Woodman hall on Rose street with refreshments.
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Joseph Hentschel
North Side
F. C. Bloom
Kane Street
St. Paul
Colman Avenue
C. S. Thomas
Loomis Street
Marion Kelley
Selma Severson
Julia Ingerson
Nellie Nelson
River Falls
C. C. Nelson
Northside
North Dakota
Hayden
Milwaukee
Rose Hatz
Bangor
Florence Overshaw
V. P. Triplett
Cassville
Olympia
United Order of Foresters
Woodman Hall
Rose Street
Latin skin cream and fat powder delight on glass
A quick look at the glass reveals joy after using Latin skin cream and its accompanying fat powder. The items promise a smoother appearance and confidence, with users noting a pleasing finish and ease of use.
Progressive League Elects Tomorrow at North Side Meeting
The North Side Progressive league plans a large turnout for tomorrow night as officers for the coming year are to be elected amid a crowded field of candidates. The group may also consider the issue of discontinuing flagging at the Mill Street crossing, but members offered no comment.
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North Side Progressive League
Mill Street
Ladies Society Event At Norwegian Lutheran Church
The Ladies' society of the Norwegian Lutheran church will be entertained Wednesday afternoon in the church basement by Mrs. Peter Nelson and Mrs. Joseph Noem. The same event is planned for the Young People's society as well.
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Ladies’ Society
The
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Peter Nelson
Joseph Noem
Young People’s Society
Diplomats Watch Austria's Sarajevo to Mitrovitza Railway
Diplomats and powers debate the fate of Austria's railway project from Sarajevo to Mitrovitza amid rumors of mobilization by Russia and Turkey. Germany supports the plan through ties with the Ottoman sultan, while Russia opposes and would seek compensation if the line proceeds.
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Sarajevo
Austria
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Washington, D. C
Mitrovitza
Bagdad
Czar
Championship Still In Doubt At Local Shoot
At the C. B. and Q. Gun club championship shoot held Sunday W J Winters and William Layland tied for high honors each breaking 46 pigeons of 60. They will meet next Sunday on the quarters to decide the title. Only those with real faith can teach it.
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W. J. Winters
William Layland
Primary in Michigan yields varied mayor wins and dry counties
Detroit reports results from Michigan elections showing fifty five mayoral races. Thirty eight counties declared dry. Gov. Warner defeats Theron W. Atwood in the primary reform fight while Atwood carries his own county. The remark about promoting bad to good echoes in political commentary.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Warner
Theron W. Atwood
Atwood
Harry Evjen to Leave for West
Caledonia barber Harry Evjen sells his shop to H G Mills of Mount Sterling and will depart for the west soon for health reasons. Mills will take possession late this week. Evjen plans time away to improve his health before returning.
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Harry Evjen
Caledonia Street
H. G. Mills
Mount Sterling
Mr. Evjen
West
Advertising Pays and Clocks That Don’t Run
Advertising pays as surely as clocks keep time, argues the Tribune ad agent. He compares merchants who advertise to well wound clocks and cites Carnegie and Marshall Field as proof that visible ads boost business. He urges readers to place newsy ads with clear prices in the Tribune to reach 6,000 readers and grow their trade, offering contact by phone 323.
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Andrew Carnegie
Marshall Field
The
Tribune
the Tribune
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Doerflinger
Jewelry
Harry Evjen and
Bronson
Potts
Felzer
George Street
D. Sherbane
Syndicate
Lacrosse Tribune
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton Jos
Kidder
Carroll
North Side Briefs
Lizzie Butch
Preston, Minn
Oscar Roberge
Warwick
S. C
Miss Pearl Laughlin
Charlies Street
Chicago
Progressive League
Church Entertainments
Austria-Hungary
HERTE
Rm, Meo
Covina
Urbey
Danu
Adriatic
Dardanelles
Macedonia
Baron Ahrenthal
Gotzinmin
TYLE
C. Gotzian & CO
St. Paul, U.S. A
Nels
South Fourth ST
Geo. B. Frederick
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