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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1909

Page

8

September II Goal Promotes Tribune Popularity Race

The Tribune plans a popularity contest with over $3 500 in prizes to be awarded September 11. Eighteen ladies will win and readers are urged to cross the street and vote. The contest manager provides details by phone at 323 and in person, daily standings update, and evening hours for contestant access.

Tribune the Tribune The Orr

District One Con diots of the South Side

A long list of residents and addresses in La Crosse District One appears, including May A Hegenbarth at 923 Market Street and Pauline Keim at 1502 Travis Street, with many others and scattered numeric data. The fragment shows names, streets, and garbled figures, suggesting a district roster or tax/assessment list.

City of la Crosse May A. Hegenbarth Market Street Ethel Olberg Ferry Street Pauline Keim Travis Street Enccwee Secceese Coco Lona Bedessem South Fifth St Eovseseees A. de Bisie Warninger Lalfviegen Tisert M. C Stella D. Hyde South Highth St Cheekanee E. M. Aiken South Fifth Street Myrtle V. Atkinson State Street Ind Oaks Saen Ee Donen Seles Tis Goat Mill Ccc Ccccese Cvccee Florence Branson Cass Street Wannie Bartel South Sixth St Cooseve POR Gee Lilah A. Derr South Sixth Street H. C. Stevenson South Tah Welk Esas Copeen Gertie Kelly Mississippi Street Della Netual North 11Th Street May Peck Amen, Perrin South Gath Street Cciarccese Julia Wenz South Third Street F. J. Killian North Seventh Street Ska Eeiba Beke Klaudia Nelson West Ave Helen Kocimski Bessie T. Nevins Main Street Esc Ssee Occans Ctronesces Cecen Clara Eberle South Seventh St Inotts Zeumie Dittidioen Vine Street Scccee Cccevcce Tig May Gavin King Street Tan i Ee Alma Laurgaera North 14Th St Addine Niebuhr Winnebago Street Elsie Schreiber South 13Th Street Louis Thrun North Tenth Street Fred Goede Louise Maurer South Third St Biweiek Aecas Grace Nicholls la Crosse St Cameron Ave Simon Weeds Enrietta Henzel Johnson Street

Wisconsin Franchises Stripped From Telephone Firms

The Wisconsin Railroad Commission rules that local franchise value cannot attach to telephone property following a Supreme Court decision. Good will value may exist only if more than two competing lines operate locally. The decision keeps rates from falling, even though the firms are earning slightly above a fair return.

Madison Wis Telephone Companies Wisconsin Railroad Commission Marinette Telephone Commission Supreme Court

Militia Marksmen Shine in Camp Perry Trials at Camp Douglas

In Camp Douglas Wisconsin on Tuesday the Camp Perry team competition saw fifteen high scorers led by Sergt Organ and Private Russell. Crippen Hehnken and Huntzicker posted strong showings as the effort produced new range records and a close gap between first and fifteenth place. A drowning tragedy nearby involved D G Rogers found after a launch accident on the Milwaukee river.

Camp Douglas Wis Camp Perry Crippen Hehnken Klinge Huntzicker Sergt. Organ of Tomah Sergt Patzer Russell G. A. Huntzicker Ee: Se. Bis Ve Okks B. Bmd Vkakcs A. E. Shields Gear J. H. Huntzicker R. L. Schilick F. Negler Bs Bees Genet

District Three Wisconsin Territry Voters and Addresses

District Three lists residents across Wisconsin outside La Crosse including Melrose Stockholm Wauzeka Gays Mill Prairie du Chien Galesville Independence Blair Arcadia and others with scattered OCR junk and missing data in the record. The fragment shows names Agnes Andrews Adelf Boorman E Stuckey T N Nelson Mary Vanek Violet Kenyon Juanita Hutchins Clara Bersing and more with unclear numeric markers and garbled characters.

Ella Hanson Blair Wis Mabel Fortune Viroqua Hazel Shannon Westby Petula du Mez Cashton Muriel Ingalls Whitehall Nettie E. Aiken Onalaska Maud Hannah Esperser Myrtle Quinn Galesville Mary Skrough Independence Merrie Church Trempealeau Florence Muir Arcadia Dera Hon Clara Berg Alice Lee Coon Valley Myrtle Smith Mabel Parks Sparta Ossie Link Leon Grace Quiggie West Salem Martha Schuele Norwalk Ry Frances Rice Wilton Cassie White Kendall Pear Newman Elroy Selah Hatch Tunnel City Ruby Smart New Lisbon Josie Campbell Dr. Sorenson Hazel Baker R. H. Collins Gays Mill Millie Vaughn Waureka Martha Steinberg Prairie du Chien Lulu Burns Emma Lecker Frances Galvin Margaret Sheridan Violet Gould Margie Stintzi Bangor Mabel Matteson Gypsy Moore Trempeajeau Minnie Larson Theo Ginke Wauzeka Mayme Nougent Dot Lewis Boscobel Ida Gorman Genoa A. Tullock Victory Myrtle Oliver de Soto Olive Caya Lyoxville Rodie Brush Stoddard Letha Hoyt Chaseburg Bessie Upham Mina Manner Anna Mason Lizzie Murphy Amelia Myer Anna Williams E. F. Permot Clemie Wagner Readcown J. J. Hurlbert Steuben T. F. Shields H. Stecker Bell Center Carrie M. Gilfillan West Sale Hilda Scharner Alma Jessie Reba Alvina Barth Fountain City Cora Berkholtz Soldiers Grove Mabel Halverson Salena George W's C. M. Clark la Farge Ethel Oldenburg Ormvia Elsen Prudy Ambrose Viola Jennie Kaiserman Grace Hufford T. E. Patten L. A. Haskell A. J. Blashfield Cora Hagen Regina Thompson Vera Rose Ella Hegge Marjorie Pierce Alois A. Fix Tomah Jessie Keller Ila Eckstein Cassville Joseph Borgen Myette Robbin Joseph Graw Mayme Cleary Lila Davis Gertie McOmber H. O. Miller Belle Center Sophie Carlson Lulu Mathews Mabel Mitby Mabel Rice Lena Sarney Maud Rogers Agnes Andrews Melrose Adelf Boorman Stockholm E. Stuckey T. N. Nelson Mary Vanek Violet Kenyon Juanita Hutchins Clara Bersing Alvina Cain

Rheinfrank Receives Heavy Gold Medal for Bravery

Milwaukee July 4 1908 William J Rheinfrank awarded a heavy gold medal for heroism saving Bertha Hammersmith and four others from drowning at Blatz park. Medal bears Audacia on baron and George F E McNeill head with McNeill medal inscription.

Milwaukee William J. Rheinfrank Bertha Hammersmith Blatz Park D. S. Rose International Association of Underwriters Wis Hammersmith

Italian consul to investigate strike at Marblehead quarries

Italian consul to be sent from Chicago by the Italian ambassador to Fond du Lac to probe the strike at Marblehead and Hamilton quarries and the Knowles clash. He plans talks with strikers and workers, assures protection, and will check on the wounded striker Frank Giangin. Eight strikers remain jailed in Juneau awaiting trial.

Fond DU Lac Wis Chicago Washington Marblehead Hamilton Knowles Frank Giangin Juneau

Winona Grocers Hold Annual Excursion at Pettibone Park

Three baseball games highlighted the Winona Grocers annual trip at Pettibone park. Results: grocers win 10 4 against butchers clerks, butchers clip grocers 6 4, ladies game ends in a tie. Frank Bartusek wins boys yelling contest and a list of event winners follows with numerous contests and foot races.

Winona Grocers Pettibone Park Frank Bartusek Charles Smith Edith Haase Miss J. Isaacs Carl Schneider Emma Tietz Walter Kaiser Ben Macman Edward Nelson Herman Ski

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