Contests Offer 3500 Dollar Vote Sweepstakes At Tribune
The Tribune announces a Vote Contest offering 3500 dollars in awards. Contestants gain votes by clipping coupons, securing subscriptions, and keeping track of district numbers. One year subscriptions yield 16000 votes. adjustments from month to year add votes. Contest ends Sept 11 at 10 am with daily standings and evening hours for access.
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District One Residents Listed in La Crosse Address Directory
Directory entry details many named residents across La Crosse district one with street addresses including 3006 Le Comme Ble 200 and 1615 Ferry Street. It lists dozens of households and extended families, with numerous Wisconsin towns referenced for mailing and residency.
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O’ la Crosse
Ees Wiebelin
Ethel Olberg
Ferry Street
Gsertha Iverson
Cameron Ave
Eae Demme
Agnes Erickson
Sr Sr
A. Hegenberth
Geese Mberte
Geuth Gevemth
Stern Core
Jennie Duttlefsen
Vine Street
E. M. Aiken
South Fifth
E. C. Harzar
South Eight
Louise Maurer
South Third
Sane
F. J. Killian
North Seventh Street
Celeste Rupp
Adams Street
Henrietta Henzel
Johnson
Bessie T. Nevins
Main Street
Market Street
Laura Ferris
South Sixth Stret
Rae Edith Woolley
South 16Th St
District Three Wisconsin Voters List Noted Residents
District Three covers Wisconsin outside La Crosse. Listed residents include Ella Hegge Cashton 19145 votes Adell Boorman Stockholm 16815 Lizzie Murphy Sparta 16679 Letha Hoyt Chaseburg Muriel Ingalls Whitehall 13125 Cora Berkholtz Soldiers Grove 11220.
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Ella Hegge
Cashton
Wis
Wits
Adell Boorman
Stockholm
Lizzie Murphy
Sparta
Letha Hoyt
Chaseburg
Muriel Ingalls
Whitehall
Cora Berkholtz
Soldiers Grove
District Four names and residents listed in Tribune survey
A long list appears detailing District Four residents and addresses connected to The Tribune coverage. Names include Ruth H. Cooper, Grace Hart, Tina Anderson, Mrs. John Durr, Meta Kerndt, and many others across Minnesota and Iowa.
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Ruth H. Cooper
Lansing
Iowa
Ee Grace Hart
Hokah
Minn
Tina Anderson
Houston
John Durr
McGregor
Meta Kerndt
Sarah Weida
Caledonia
Mattie Weber
Ed O’brien
Maude Bathrick
Rushford
Anna Langlie
North McGregor
Anna Hulihan
Winifred Langum
Preston
C. A. Ross
Augusta Yohe
New Albia
Lye May
Bowe
Ccwcs
Lola Kirkpatrick
Sven Mary Lichter
Marion Bergman
Irene Dorival
Irene Horne
Lena Zick
la Crescent
Florence Haberstad
Lanesboro
Min
Louise Woolley
Minnie Glasrud
Spring Grove
Inga Anderson
Louie Peterson
Harmony
Louise Halvorson
Clara Tone
Hazel Schild
Esther Rix
Ellen Burke
Winnie Baldeman
Katie Koll
Edith Kramer
Margaret Walter
Oscar Tolefson
Emma Grettenberg
Cora Tommerasen
Mabel
Hannah Johnson
Motorman Survives Four Suicide Attempts
Physicians at St. Louis City Hospital treat Davis Eichengo a motorman who yesterday during a moment of despair after an accident attempted suicide by swallowing glass and match heads drinking shoe polish and turning on gas. he remains in critical condition today.
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ST. Louis, Mo
City Hospital
Davis Eichengo
Monkey Shuffle Delays Telegraph Office Messengers
A pet monkey tied to a Jay Street building rung a wall ring and pulled buzzer handles, disrupting the North American Telegraph messenger call boxes. Robert Swenson, assistant manager, led a downtown canvass to locate the source as Jocko entertained himself with the operator cues before the box was removed.
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North American Telegraph Company
Robert Swenson
Jay Street
Hawley Commission Company
Swenson
Jocko
Man assaulted after bicycle collision on South Second
Gotlieb Goll was knocked down by a bicycle rider on South Second street, pushed by a boy and then beaten in a clash with F. K. Luedke. Goll appeared in county court on an assault and battery charge, pleading not guilty as authorities plan to arrest the other participant.
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Gotlieb Goll
Goll
South Second Street
F. K. Luedke
Luedtke
Fo ley's Honey and Tar Cures Summer Cold, Hay Fever
Batesville reader A S Nausbaum writes that a severe summer cold with hay fever symptoms interfered with business. After trying several medicines a doctor's prescription failed to help, Fo ley's Honey and Tar quickly cured him and his wife has had the same success.
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A. S. Nausbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Tracking Down the Child Stealers in New Orleans
The vigilance committee begins a search of the Italian quarter for two Viviano children abducted last Monday in St Louis. Italian detectives suspect Callogero Giandusas and Peter Turissi are the same leader of both kidnap gangs. Public effort escalates after the Lamanas murder and a large reward remains.
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Vigilance Committee
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Viviano
St.Il Louis
Callogero Giandusas
Peter Lamanas
Peter Turissi
Judge Paterna
Lamanas
Turissi Giandusas
Giandusas
Clothing Team Hands Noxalls 6–0 Defeat in City Battle
La Crosse Clothing Company blanked the Noxalls 6 to 0 as Peterson pitched dominantly for the Clothing team while Nonstad was hit hard. Only one Noxall reached third, Nesham and Exel combined for four strikeouts, and the Clothing squad moves toward the city championship with a 7–1–1 record in nine games.
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la Crosse Noxalls
Peterson
la Crosse Clothing Company
Nonstad
Noxalls
Nesham and
Exel
Noxall
la X Clo. Co
Noxalle
Nelson
Noffke
Denver Flood Causes Major Damage West of City
Flooding west of Denver on Sunday caused extensive damage estimated at 150000 dollars. No lives were lost though a large number of persons were affected by the rising waters and rising dangers in the affected region.
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Missing children found among crowds watching crater rush
Reports say several kids who were missing were located in sightseer crowds as floodwaters rose five feet in the stricken districts. Residents faced renewed fear amid rising waters and ongoing damage.
Governor's Guards Picnic Planned at Liede's Park
The La Crosse Governor's Guard association schedules its annual outing at Liede's park beside the La Crosse and Southeastern railroad on Sunday August 22. The Third Regiment military band from Viroqua may join the guardsmen, with excursions run from Viroqua over the Southeastern road. Committees are named to arrange details.
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la Crosse
Governor’s Guard Association
Liede’s Park
la Crosse and Southeastern
Third Regiment
Viroqua
German societies invited to public event and military units
The German societies of the city and local military companies have been invited to participate. An general invitation is extended to the public to attend.
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Foley Urinoparative Promises Digestive Relief
An advertisement for Foley's Urinoparative claims it stimulates the stomach and liver and regulates the bowels to positively cure habitual constipation as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Burdette Improving After Critical Illness Report
Burdette the famed preacher humorist in Redondo is reported to be greatly improved after days of despair. Doctors believe a complete recovery is now possible and his condition has shown marked progress.
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Redondo
Cal
Robert J. Burdette
When a Bookkeeper Falls in Love Balance Blues
A humorous item notes a bookkeeper who falls in love and faces balance troubles, likening his romantic turmoil to the typical troubles of a fallible cashier. The quip links finances and romance with comic contrast.
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Readstown
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R. No. 3
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Rose Street
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