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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

7

La Crosse County Ag School Plans Fairs and Free Tuition

Prof. Johnson and assistants will visit all area country fairs to drum up interest in the new La Crosse County Agricultural school. The project was approved by county officials and the school board. Open date set for October 11 with no tuition for county students beyond two dollars for books.

la Crosse County Prof. Johnson County Board Publicity Committee Agricultural School Board C. H. Berry County Court House Abel Moore C. Huberg Davis H. @. Hart Implement company

War on oil prices overproduction and tariffs

New York reports an overproduction clash between Standard Oil and 125 patents tied to the oil trade. Officials say prices steadily fall with crude at about 50 cents a barrel and refined fuel near 8.5 cents, aided by tariff schedules lowering duties on imported oil.

New York Standard Oil Trust United States America

Dancer Wounded in Rockaway Theater Skit

Mile. Dali ze, the dancer, suffers a dirk wound during the performance of The Love of An Artist at Rockaway Beach. Mile. Lina, another dancer, seizes a dagger and stabs her. a leather dirk misdirected struck Mile. Daizie in the left breast. She is taken to her dressing room and treated for a serious but not life threatening injury.

New York Mile Dalizie Rockaway Mile Lina Lina Daizie Will Mlle

Pitched Battle Follows Robbery at White Bear Lake

At White Bear Lake Minnesota Henry Paul robbed a bank securing 600 dollars then fought a multi hour standoff with a posse. Larsen died Butler and two others were wounded and Paul was killed during the exchange. The dying man is Wm Butler.

ST. Paul Minn White Bear Lake Henry Paul Ed Larsen Wm. Butler Lake Village White Bear Desperado Paul Richard Gorn John Christiansen Kired Butler

After the quake and the rains Acapulco plight worsens

Mexico City Aug 6 reports say Acapulco residents lack shelter as rains continue and crops burn. Government urged to rush supplies and a warship is sent to the harbor. Customs vaults and state treasury were broken by the quake and money scattered. Post office operates in the open street. No ships have reached Acapulco since the quakes.

Mexico City Acapulco Customs House Chapulcingo

Autos race turns deadly in New Orleans crash

Autos racing in New Orleans injure five, including three women, when two cars collide with a carriage. One occupant, Mrs. Grant C. Lord, is unconscious and may die. Cars are wrecked. one racer fled the scene. others in critical condition.

New Orleans Grant C. Lord

Torpedo Boat Paul Jones Rejoins Flotilla After Reef Crash

A dispatch from Skagway reports the torpedo boat destroyer Paul Jones, damaged after striking a reef south of Seattle, was temporarily repaired and rejoined the flotilla cruising Alaskan waters. Two holes opened in the starboard bow and the propeller shaft bent, with other minor damage.

Seattle Wash Skagway Paul Jones Alaskan

Notable Injury From Unclear Incident At Sea

The report notes injuries sustained after a vessel collision near the roof area as the ship rolled and nearly turned turtle. Several crew members were hurt by the force of the impact and debris following the impant incident.

Mexican Revolt in San Carlos Succumbs to Resistance

In El Paso on August 6 officials capitulated to 400 armed Mexicaans who seized San Carlos, declared a republic, and held local and government officers as prisoners. Demands are withdrawn and rebels return to their farms. Rurales and Governor Creek's envoy remain. Americans face no disturbance.

EL Paso Texas Mexico San Carlos Gov. Creek Chihuahua Orient

Battle Nelson sues hotel over refused accommodations

Battling Nelson, lightweight champion, filed a $10,000 damages suit against the Belle Vue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia for injuries he says were caused by the hotel managements refusal to provide him lodging after a second encounter with them.

Battle Nelson Philadelphia Bellevue-Stratford Battling Nelson

Old Acquaintance and Bill Stiggins in Athens and Rome

A light verse sketch from the Washington Star ponders a famed local social figure Bill Stiggins. The poem playfully contrasts his boastful pride with quirky knowledge of names from ancient lore and distant places. It mentions Theodore Aldrich and a habit of misnaming him Nels. It invites readers to smile at familiar quirks.

Bill Stiggins Bill Pipin Brightenin Theodore Bill Aldrich Nels Jes Socrates Athens Ohio J. Caesar Rome Georgia Ananias Washington Star

First Northwest wireless link links Sparta and St Paul

The Sparta Wisconsin wireless station sent the northwest’s first messages between Sparta and St Paul around 8 o’clock Tuesday night. Major Lambert of the Minnesota guard and city officials exchanged congratulations as the system demonstrated rapid long distance communication for state troops and future detachments.

Sparta Wis St. Paul Claude Smith United States Agricultural Department Lambert Minnesota Artillery Camp Robinson

Miss Annie Sherman Visits Genoa Friends

Genoa Wisconsin notes Miss Annie Sherman of Pierre South Dakota visiting at the homes of Mrs Charles Ott and Mrs Joseph Loefflad. Miss Leonia Adams traveled to La

Annie Sherman Pierre, S. D Chas. Ott Jos. Loefflad Leonia Adams

Dresbach News Notes Local Movements and Visits

Mrs Robt Dickson visits relatives in Minnesota City this week Frances Meguffy and Lewis Donal son join crew of the U S steamer Alert A union Sunday school picnic will be held at Dresden park Friday Aug 6 by Dresbach Dakota and La Crescent schools Miss Margaret Baker and Beatrice Nichols visit friends in Winona Mrs Andrew Lambert and children of Terry Mont visiting town The railroad enlarges stock yards at Dresbach Sam Nagle returns from Rainview G Humfeld moves to La Moille for C M St P railroad job Mrs Jens Hansen is sick Miss Phyllis Nichols visits relatives in Winona Geo Hiller of La Crosse visits Mrs Wm Tyson and daughter Lulu guests of O P Clinton Mrs Clara Maynard Ross Maynard and Chas Jollivette of La Crosse call on Dora ONeill Mr and Mrs C Gunn of La Moille visit relatives R E Snyder spends week at camp.

Robt. Dickson Minnesota City Frances Meguffy Lewis Donalson U. S Alert Dresden Park Dresbach Dakota la Crescent Margaret Baker Beatrice Nichols Winona Andrew Lambert Terry, Mont Sam Nagle Rainview Minn G. Humfeld la Moille Humfeld C. M. & St. P. Railroad Jens Hansen Phyllis Nichols Geo. Hiller la Crosse Wm. Tyson Lulu O. P. Clinton Clara Maynard Ross Maynard Chas. Jollivette Dora O’neill C. Gunn

Toasted Cornflakes and Yello Flavor Preference

A brief note compares breakfast cereals noting Toasted cornflakes appeal due to corn taste and Yello market lead attributed to its strong yellow corn flavor. The statements reflect consumer taste emphasis on corn flavor.

Wiscon fits must hold dairy convention in state

Wisconsin dairymen prominent in National Dairy association councils plan to keep the annual meetings in Wisconsin. They argue the state's prominence as a dairy state and Wisconsin exhibitors will dominate the Milwaukee show next winter, with Chicago previously hosting the event.

Madison Wis dAlthough St. Louis National Dairy Association Milwaukee Wisconsin Dairymen Wisconsin Chicago

Balm of Almond Free Offer For Ladies

A department store advertises a free 50c jar of Balm of Almond for ladies who buy a silk sponge. The promotion runs Monday and Saturday, with sponges on sale at 15c. Balm of Almond is pitched as wind protection and skin softening for refined ladies.

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Main Street Viaevv Gerie Inoen Tory Johnson Dirk VEAL U. S. Government Inspection Sobber Four Inez Warren Bagley A. J. Latimer Rosy Penchi Elsie Pulver Vitroqua Thos. Powers Bessie Stoddard Fred Mundsack Lutheran Church Gamm John Seals Charley Mundsack Verndale George van Vleet P. J. McManamy Glendale Prairie du Chien Nottingham of Louis Laylan Genoa, Wis Dowd Bt arRut Heinie Schlitz la Crosse Theatre Dresbach, Minn MT In Alee Nor Sem Lacrosse Street Hoeschler Bros
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