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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1905
Page
6
We announce a clearance of high class wallpaper stock and room mouldings with special prices. Also offering painting and interior decorating services at moderate, guaranteed first class quality. Visit to get a quote.
After one year of practice in La Crosse the dentist announces a move to larger quarters over Erhart's Drug Store at Fifth and Main Street. New and modern fixtures will help meet the demands of a first class dental practice. Location effective September 1.
La Crosse loses at home 1 0 after errors by Captain Bond. Oshkosh edges ahead with a seventh inning run as Cole dominates with three singles allowed and no walks. Warner allows four singles and two walks as the score shows Oshkosh 1 La Crosse 0.
Benjamin B Munro aged 92 a former La Crosse resident died at his Waukesha home after a piece of food lodged in his throat. His advanced age left his throat muscles unable to dislodge the obstruction. Mr and Mrs Munro lived in this city in the early sixties and recently marked their sixty fourth wedding anniversary.
The St Paul board of inspectors announces all gasoline and naptha launches and power boats along the river must strictly observe pilot rules set by the U S government. Violators face fines from 50 dollars and up. Law enforcement will be rigidly applied.
Miss Mattie Oswald is visiting her parents in Rochester Minnesota. The note places her travel in midweek and confirms family gathering in the city.
J F Doherty of this city avoided harm when Meyers department store collapsed in Albany New York last Tuesday morning. He had left a barber shop en route to the store and reached the doors as the building fell. Rescue operations were ongoing as he departed. He had just returned from Boston where he was elected a high trustee at the Catholic Order of Foresters convention.
The city of Onalaska loses Aldermen Hourthouse and Stifter as the new law bars railroad employees who are public officials from riding passes. Both men are employed by railroads in Onalaska.
Del Van Scott of Forest in Vernon county was arrested yesterday at Ontario on a charge of stealing a horse from L. Marvin of the former village. He faces a hearing in Ontario after admitting partial ownership of the horse.
W. W. Forbes an elderly resident died last night at his son Frank Forbes home 1109 South Seventh Street. Born in Philadelphia he spent years in retirement. He leaves five sons Frank B John W Walter S Guy O Fred F and daughter Mrs C D Munger all residents of this city.
Miss Nellie Hayter of Galesville was seriously injured when the rope of a swing broke and she fell several feet. She remained unconscious for hours. a physician reported two ribs fractured along with numerous bruises.
A provocative aphorism on capon earnings declares big salaries go to those who earn and demand them. The piece argues that desire and advertising push salaries higher than luck or liberality, asking readers if they “eat capon” by pursuing higher pay.
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