C L Rawlinson Announces Poll Hours for La Crosse Area
County Clerk C H Rawlinson sets polling times for the primary election in La Crosse from 6 am to 7 pm and in Onalaska and surrounding towns from 9 am to sundown. The notice is dated August 15, 1906 at the La Crosse county courthouse.
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van Buren Street
John Strange
Algoma Street
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Andrew Jenson
Rollin Street
David W. Emerson
Emerson P. O
Andrew H. Dahl
Westby
Joseph Ammann
Kiel
Edgerton
Julius Howland
Stanley
Henry D. James
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Dodgeville
Snc Reese
First Street
John W. Thomas
Carrer Falls
Martin L. Lueck
Juneau Avenue
Byron EF. van Keuren
New York Avenue
Frank L. Gilbertet
N. Broom Street
Richard Elsner
North Avenue
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Henry J. Neuens
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Herman W. Bistorius
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George Street
Thomas H. Miller
Caledonia Street
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Valentine S. Keppel
Theodore Ritter
Berlin Street
George H. Jones
William C. Peterman
Sags
Charles H. Rawlinson
S, Seventh Street
Eee
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Bert S. Steadwell
William Weimar
Green Bay Street
Christopher J. Burns
Wwe
S. Fourth Street
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Eugene H. Derr
S. Sixth Street
William
Fifth Street
John Vollmar
Pine Street
Louis B . Omerberg
Johnson Street
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Edward Cronon
State Street
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Albin Weverstadee
Farmington
Robert Robertson
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Russell D Smith
Byron H. Valentine
George D. Wright
S, Ninth Street
John F. Doherty
Madison Court
Otto Bosshard
Cass Street
Tames Thompson
Cca
S. Tenth Street
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Edward Scheufler
S. Fifth Street
Samuel A. Johnson
Division Street
Frank H. Aiken
Main Street
James H. Gilfillan
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Whitney Withdraws From Democratic Governor Race
Henry M. Whitney ends his bid for the democratic nomination in Boston. Financiers backing Whitney to beat District Attorney John B. Moran renew efforts to lure ex-Governor Douglas into the contest. Moran's friends say he will stay in and press for victory.
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Lindsey Splits the Democrats
Denver, Aug 24. Judge Ben B Lindsey announces candidacy for governor and triggers furious splits in three Democrat factions. Patterson backs Adams to win governorship with a Republican lieutenant governor to block Adams resigning. Speer Democrats call Lindsey a party traitor as Republicans anticipate Governor McDonald’s renomination. Western Federation of Miners deems both Lindsey and Adams unacceptable over Moyer/Haywood release.
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De Beers to Move HQ to Escape U.K. Tax
Reports say the De Beers Consolidated Mines will relocate its headquarters from London to a city outside England to avoid a 700000 income tax. New York eyed for distribution of large stones while Paris may become center for uncut gems. The Lords ruling on double taxation spurred the relocation plan.
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Want Less Expensive Funerals
Frederick Green, superintendent of a Cleveland cemetery, told the twentieth annual convention of the Association of American Cemetery Superintendents in Detroit that cemeteries should offer undertaking services alongside burials to curb high funeral costs. He argued undertakers often profit three to five times more than necessary and that burial expenses could be reduced.
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