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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1905
Page
4
Notice filed in La Crosse Wisconsin noting second class matter status dated June 22 1904 under 1879 act. It lists Payne and Young Kago 948 Marquette Building New York City and 105 Potter Building as special representatives for the matter.
A Milwaukee Free Press editorial portrays the Appleton watch factory deal as a cautionary tale on bonuses. It argues the failure came when citizens refused to fulfill contracts, while a canning plant left town and General Electric prospered in Schenectady after public backing.
The Tribune laments harsh criticism of Police Chief Byrne and notes calls for a Fire and Police Commission inquiry. It asserts long service may hide departmental wrongs and questions possible leaks or serious misconduct within the force.
The text reflects a wary stance on accusations against authorities and warns against discrediting legitimate investigations by individuals opposed to law and order, emphasizing the need for careful handling of legal processes.
Frank Powell, a lively public official, promises a faster move when the council acts. Supporters call him charming while critics question his foxiness. The council committee and a grand jury would likely call for a quicker verdict based on engineering department records.
Olaf Olson will soon exit the county asylum after a sanity ruling by Dr. F C Sutter. Attorney James Thompson, administrator of Olaf’s late sister’s estate, plans to brace for potential requests for funds. Olaf’s behavior stems from prior troubles, but authorities hope release will lead to productive citizenship. Also noted is the Quincy steamship’s new steam steering gear by Captain Killeen and George Galloway, improving control and safety for pilots on the upper river and reducing gear failure risk.
A Vinegar Hill themed verse captures rioting, praise, and mock heroics amid city life. The piece rails at corruption while celebrating local characters and hill humor, including a satirical portrait of the Scribe of Vinegar Hill and citizens with city and county ties.
Critics condemn a surge of low cost business programs claiming they flood the country with underqualified bookkeepers and stenographers while undermining professional standards and training quality.
Monroe reports the Green County Old Soldiers association elects J. B. Treat as president W. B. Hawthorn e as vice president M. T. Gapen as secretary W. W. Chadwick as recording secretary and D. S. Young as treasurer all based in Monroe. Burlington Lincoln Ice Company of Chicago begins work on a large icehouse at Brown's Lake to replace the one that burned. Superior a labor famine hits as many men leave for the Dakota harvest and railroad work.
The body of Paul Tol dman aged 10 was recovered a half mile from the accident site in the Rock River. The drowning occurred after he fell into the river while near the water. Local authorities announced the recovery and extend condolences to the family.
Peter Ellis was wounded below the knee by a set gun while hunting near Atkinson, Michigan, and died from blood poisoning. The incident occurred in Iron River, with Ellis later succumbing to the injury.
Fox Lake resident Richard Kolitz aged 28 died after accidentally firing a shotgun in his buggy. The incident described as a self inflicted head wound. authorities report no foul play.
Hudson hosts a city street fair and carnival this week as thousands of visitors join the celebration. The event showcases local vendors, entertainment, and community spirit across the main streets.
The article records Governor Folk of Missouri denouncing the grand jury discussions as harmful to the city. He calls the accusations of disgracing the town strong and emphasizes the seriousness of public discourse on municipal matters.
The C M St P Ry offers excursion tickets at low rates for fairs including La Crosse County West Salem Sept 4 to 8 Mans ton Juneau County Fair Sept 4 to 8 Chippewa Falls Northern Wisconsin State Fair Aug 28 to Sept 1 Hamline Minnesota State Fair Sept 4 to 6 Milwaukee Wisconsin State Fair Sept 11 to 15 Lanesboro Street Fair Sept 11 to 15 Viroqua Vernon County Fair Sept 18 to 22 Rates sale dates and limits available at the ticket office.
Reduced rate excursion tickets to the County Fair at West Salem Wisconsin on the North Western line available September 4 to 8 inclusive. Return until September g inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago & North Western Ry.
Exhibition travelers can ride the North Western Line to Chippewa Falls at reduced round trip fare. Excur sion tickets valid Aug 27 to 31 with apply to Chicago and North Western Ry agents.
Beginning Sunday July 16 The Burlington will run cafe observation cars on No 49 going north at 8:09 a.m. serving breakfast and luncheon and on No 50 going south at 12:14 p.m. serving luncheon and dinner.
A proverb hints that many small efforts accumulate into a large yearly gain. Spotting one needed item can spark answering the overall value by year end, yielding a surprising total.
Promotional piece claims nine of ten bookkeeping or stenographic jobs in La Crosse go to W B U graduates. It argues the school supplies most Gund Brewing employees, guides on education sought by employers, and promises higher salaries for graduates, urging visits to compare offerings.
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