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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
10
An injured yeoman is rapidly recovering at Boston Hospital after an earlier incident. The update indicates improving condition for the serviceman associated with Minnesota and the Northwest region.
Indiana jurist Judge Samuel R. Artman declares saloons outlaw in response to a controversial question. He argues legal grounds and public safety concerns, urging stricter licensing and enforcement. Local authorities weigh potential reforms as debates intensify across the state.
Rushford Minn August 2 Special Olaus Tagland father of Orley Tagland says his son wounded in the Georgia explosion at Boston naval hospital is rapidly recovering and will likely remain in naval service. He may return home for rest when able. Includes local notices of a band concert and social visits. Mrs C W Gore dies at 63 from apoplexy. funeral at Presbyterian church. Additional note on Judge Artman speaking on saloon illegality in Minneapolis.
A terse remark from the taciturn tramp offers no direct evidence about sawdust or wood cutting. The lack of speech does not confirm whether he saws wood or not, leaving the question unresolved.
A speech warned that acts invading fundamental government principles are unconstitutional and that licenses for opposing businesses may conflict with state principles. After the speech, a collection was taken to support the prohibition committee, and a resolution thanking Judge Artman was adopted.
North Dakota style brief items report Walter A. Petrie injured by a blown manhole at North American Storage plant. Lillie Barnes dies after bicycle fall near Milton. Storvold Thompson pleads guilty to shooting a cow moose, fined $50 plus costs. John Marshall, 10, shot and killed while hunting near Bena. Big Falls railway section opens with regular passenger service to Little Forks. Neil J. McGibbon seeks rabies treatment in Chicago. Red Wing urged to locate a new girls training school locally by state board. William Barnes reports to police a suspected connection to a murderer in Beaverton Oregon.
In Minneapolis the National Dental association decided to blacklist patent medicine makers who refuse to disclose materials used in their products. The action was taken at the convention in the Masonic temple and aims to prohibit these medicines among members of the large association.
Val Lehman the sixteenth year old son fell from a mill wagon and broke his leg. Dr Tenny set the limb and the boy is doing nicely. Mrs Currie and son from Wymer Nev visit the Von Wald family. Mrs A R Zeiller of St Paul visits her mother Mrs Kirtz. Mrs Saple of Butte Mont returns home. Mrs J R Nolden departs for Milwaukee.
In LA CRESCENT, Mr Weiser of Pine Creek owns a feed mill with a pond on Boldt Brothers land. A conflict over the pond dam led to a lawsuit to be called next Wednesday, naming Gus and Emil Boldt. The report notes visiting relatives including Mr and Mrs Hugh Post of Black River Falls and Mr and Mrs Harvey Harris returning to Houston, and Miss Vinnie Cook preparing to depart for Denver.
An Atlanta Constitution note recalls a Georgia writer whose wife turns his life into fiction. The mock tale depicts him being beaten in chapter one, shot sixteen times in chapter three, and lynched in the finale, illustrating ironic revenge in a diary-like literary jab.
Caledonia Minnesota reports county auditor figures showing wolf bounties paid from November 1906 to June 1907. 111 full grown wolves and 45 cubs yielded 1074 dollars in bounties, with 914 dollars to the state and 160 to the county. The item also notes summer school progress, local visits, and community updates including a ball game result and various residents’ movements.
A heavy rain fell Thursday morning. The Misses Lou and Grace Schonhoud returned to their Dodge Center home with Miss Georgia Evanson. A son was born to Dr. and Mrs. Onsgard on July 21. The Misses Agnes Berg and Mifred Berg of La Crosse are visiting Mrs. C. T. Schonlau. Miss Grace Dorival of Caledonia visits her brother G E Dorival. Fred West of Superior Wis visits relatives. Miss Cora Anderson returns after attending teachers training school in Caledonia.
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