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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1908

Page

8

Wisconsin Dairymen Rally Against Centralizers in IC C Fight

Small dairy interests from Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota and Michigan press a case against centralizers before the Interstate Commerce Commission in Chicago set for September 7. Key figures include J M Olin John Barnes and J G Moore as organizers with backing from Farmers Equity of Wisconsin and state officials in a bid to safeguard small creameries against monopoly pressure.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Minnesota South Dakota Michigan Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago John M. Olin State Railroad Commission John Barnes Supreme Court Interstate Commission Wisconsin Dairy Manufacturers’ and Milk Producers’ Protective Association Federal Bureau of Animal Industry Kansas Nebraska Iowa Illinois Equity Farmers’ Equity of J. G. Moore Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association

Sleeping car man ties up system

A motorman on the Janesville Wisconsin street car line slept at the cemetery end, missing a trip. The service stalled for about a half hour while a searching party located the car, delaying downtown traffic and causing passengers to miss trains.

Janesville Wis Cemetery

Postoffice Safe Blown In Seymour Heist

The Seymour post office was broken into as criminals blew the safe with nitroglycerine and escaped with $100 in cash. Several hundred dollars worth of stamps and papers remained untouched.

Appleton, Wis Seymour

Pickpockets Net 8400 From Train Depot Crowds

Mineral Point reports pickpockets believed to be part of a Janesville gang robbed travelers on the depot platform after the fair, taking about $400 in cash from pockets and causing concern among passengers awaiting trains.

Mineral Point Wis Janesville

Platforms To Be Formed At Sept. 22 Wisconsin Convention

Wisconsin party conventions approach with debates on initiative and referendum as a major plank. W. D. Connor declines again while H. L. Ekern resists leadership, and Sen. La Follette factions vie for control of the Republican apparatus. Democratic plans appear perfunctory with minor leadership jockeying.

Senate Assembly Democratic Party Milwaukee M. H. Manson C. H. Smith Markson Ekern Republican Party W. D. Connor H. L. Ekern W. H. Dick New London Davidson la Follette Prohibition Party

Five year old James deprived of eye use to sleep

A five year old boy named James was temporarily deprived of the use of one eye in order to help him sleep. The report notes no lasting injury and describes the procedure as limited and short term.

James

State News in Brief From Fond du Lac and Surrounding Areas

A collection of brief notes: Fond du Lac discusses forming a ladies auxiliary for the Royal Arcanum on Sept 8. Fox Lake opens Peerless Springs sanatorium under Dr A O B Wingate. Green Bay reports city school age children total 7708, population 23718. Janesville reports murder of ex-resident James H Skelly in Louisiana and a theft of cloth. Kilbourn notes Chicago visitors’ lack of life preservers. Menasha cooks candy burns Miss Vanie Robbins. Jack Truscott sues Menasha Paper for 10000. New London may reduce bond denominations for an electric plant. Plymouth man Jacob Miller injured in altercation with saloon keeper. Port Washington Ozaukee fair scheduled Sept 16 18. Racine half cabbage crop. beets faring well. Seymour post office safe blown. Miss Alma Brauer in charge. Watertown Indian remains found at Whelan nursery. teeth preserved.

Fond DU Lac The Royal Arcanum Fox Lake Peerless Springs A. O. B. Wingate Milwaukee Green Bay Janesville James H. Skelly Lake Providence Millicent Herbert Holme Kilbourn Calvert la Crosse Chicago Menasha Vanie Robbins Jack Truscott Menasha Paper Company New London Plymouth Jacob Miller Rhine Port Washington Ozaukee County Seymour Dittman Alma Brauer Watertown Whelan Nursery

Kidnapped Girls May Be In Racine

Gertrude and Dorothy Biehn, daughters of Jacob Biehn of Somers Kenosha County, are claimed by their father to be in Racine. He suspects Peter Meyers and his son Peter J Meyers of involvement and has asked Chief Baker to search their home. Local relatives aid search and D A Baker now handles the case.

Racine Wis Gertrude Dorothy Biehn Jacob Biehn Somers Kenosha County Peter Meyers Peter J. Meyers Behn Baker Meyers Biehn California R .V. Baker Kenosha County

State announces wide civil service examinations

Madison Wis Aug 22 The state civil service commission announces general competitive examinations for the week ending Aug 29 for stenographer including male stenographers for the legislature Sept 26 for general clerk copying clerk statistical clerk apprentice clerk supervisor of dairy tests woman physician in hospital for the insane deputy fire marshal mechanician and family officer and matron An examination will be held at each county seat Applications for attendant in the hospitals for the insane and home for the feebleminded may be made at any time

Madison Wis State Civil Service Commission

If a man can save money he loses it twice on vacation

Quote reflects a frugal caution about earning and spending during a vacation. It contrasts the idea of saving money with the risk of wasting it on holiday plans. The statement uses a humorous, folk wisdom tone common in historical newspaper quotes.

Notable Home Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Free Cure

Mrs. M. Summers of Ultra Mama Indiana offers a home treatment said to cure rheumatism including muscular and joint forms, sciatica, lumbago and kidney pains. The remedy purports to banish uric acid, loosen stiff joints, purify blood, brighten eyes, and restore overall vitality. Readers are invited to write for proof and free instructions.

Wisconsin shooters place in Herrick trophy event at Camp Perry

Col. McCoy praises Wisconsin teams for strong practice scores in Herrick trophy match at Camp Perry Ohio. Team totals show 1457 in Herrick with Holdridge top slow fire at 46 and Gaartz 44 in rapid fire. Louisiana team aids by spotting bulls eyes as Wisconsin notes late success.

Camp Perry Wisconsin Herrick Winnie Loe Gaartz Huntzicker Behunken Schwandt Ee Crippen Shiells Iptednis LMG Asad Bae Schneller Enslin Pggaoe Col. McCoy Holdridge Ahnert

Wisconsin Governor Proclaims Labor Day September 7

Madison August 22 Gov Davidson issues proclamation designating September 7 as Labor Day urging harmony between labor and capital and urging industrial suspensions to honor the day. He stresses labor creates wealth and that consumers bear labor's burdens while workers and capitalists share in profits and progress.

Madison Wis Davidson James O. Davidson Wisconsin

Wisconsin Labor Day Observance Noted at Madison Capitol

In testimony whereof I have set my hand and caused Wisconsin’s great seal to be affixed at the capitol in Madison dated August 20, 1908. By the governor James O. Davidson and Secretary James A. Frear. The day will be generally observed throughout the state.

Wisconsin Madison James O. Davidson James A. Frear

County buys pants for an Indian

In Free Bay Wisconsin on August 22 Judge Albert Kick an Odema Indian faced an eighteen month sentence for stealing John Joachim's pants. The court, finding no suitable clothing, used county funds to buy a pair of overalls for Kick. Kick appeared in court in Joachim's pants and departed satisfied after the purchase.

Free Bay Wis Albert Kick Reformatory John Joachim Kick Joachim

Two men faced fate in somber boarding house scene

After a ringing bell, two men in somber garb rise and prepare to depart. One asks if the worst will soon be over as they descend to the boarding house dining room for a grim conclusion.

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