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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1908
Page
4
Joseph Silha’s suit against John Troyanek before Judge Langstadt was dismissed after the court dropped the abusive language charge. The dispute centered on statements about Silha’s wife, with the case originally noted as Troyanek filing but later clarified as Silha’s action.
R. P. Stanton manager Jos. Kidder editor announce a new phone for the North Side Advertising and News office, indicating a centralized contact point. The notice lists the office as the source for advertising and news services and confirms administrative changes.
A three year old son of Mr and Mrs F C Bloom of 119 Kane street lurched from a carriage Saturday and struck his head on the curb. He suffered a severe forehead gash but examination found no other injuries and a doctor was summoned.
Attorney John A. Daniels seeks $22.37 plus interest from the current owner or city for a tax certificate used on Edward Stickler’s woolen mills property on the north side. Daniels bought the certificate unknowingly tied to church property amid ownership changes.
Leland Wagner infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Wagner, 806 Goula street, died at 5 yesterday morning after a lingering pneumonia. Funeral is set for 2 tomorrow afternoon at the German Lutheran church with Rev. G. M. Thurow officiating and William Dwyer in charge. Interment at Oak Grove cemetery.
After a lingering pneumonia illness, Grandon Randall, the young son of Mr and Mrs Crayton Randall of 1311 Kane Street, died last evening. The body will be shipped to Mable Minnesota for burial with A and O Sletten in charge of arrangements.
Doctors at the Litchfield Hospital report Rev L L Sanders of this city is afflicted with tuberculosis of the lungs and confined for treatment.
Anton Pederson of Evans and Pederson returns from Vancouver and western cement conventions. Miss Julia McGrath finishes treatment in Somerset. Father Murphy travels to Eau Claire for Rev. A. B. Dunn niece’s funeral. Oscar Gilbertson comes from Prairie du Chien Sanitarium. Mrs. Allen heads to Lansing for business. Dewey Johnson visits from Seattle. John Harrington works as switch tender at east yards. Arthur Holseth takes a job with Kuhn Sash and Door.
The Eagles lodge plans a summer carnival or street fair and will likely act at next Friday's amusements committee meeting. Several carnival firms have applied, offering to send crews if a date is secured. Last year’s arrangements were canceled for various reasons.
Plans for the homecoming on June 23 24 and 25 are rapidly perfected. It promises to be one of the town's greatest occasions with prominent speakers street parades band concerts a big homecoming ball barbecue ball games and other entertaining features for returning residents.
The phrase notes how a clingy girl type increases weight quickly once accustomed to it, reflecting a compact observation about behavior and change over time.
Henry Dolle, a German-born candidate studying for the priesthood, will be ordained in Winona next Saturday under Rt. Rev. Bishop Jos. B. Cotter and will celebrate his first mass at La Crescent church on Easter Tuesday. He is brother to Rev. John Dolle of La Crescent. The event follows solemn adoration services at Rollingstone led by Rev. Father Schmitz and visiting priests from Winona La Crosse and Claremont.
The State of Arizona versus Lesa Sekoa ended in acquittal after a prairie county trial held at West Avenue Methodist church. Key witnesses identified Sekoa, but a late coroner record and conflicting identities led to doubt and a jury verdict of acquittal. A large crowd attended.
A tense exchange unfolds between He and Maude as they debate a father’s reasonableness. She counters with resolve to stand firm, implying a protective standoff within a family conflict.
A beverage team tests a new ginger ale blend emphasizing bright ginger bite and smooth sweetness. Flavor trials compare natural ginger extracts with crisp carbonation to deliver a refreshing, versatile drink for daily use and social occasions.
Commercial telegraphers plan a nationwide strike against Western Union and Postal Telegraph, set to start June 1 if demands from last August are unmet. They seek eight hours, equal pay for equal work, and company provision of typewriters, with actions to spread through United States and Mexico. Roosevelt and labor leaders to receive copies of the resolutions.
A club plans to press telegraph companies over last summer's actions. The national convention of the organization will be held in Milwaukee on June 8.
Anarchists from across Italy clashed with Rapallo townspeople to flee from the resort. A fierce fight left many injured as police intervened to quell the riot and drive the reds from the town.
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