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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1910
Page
12
Dry weather in the west and northwest worsens locomotive woes. Water supplies run low in drought regions, complicating boiler treatment with digestive tonic compounds and causing leaky joints. Engines lack trim in zero weather, leading to water-hauling by rail or use of city water.
Gladys May McCune, aged three, daughter of Mr and Mrs A McCune, died today from scarlet fever in the city. Her parents are noted mourners as the community mourns the loss of a young child.
McCune of 1009 Charles street died at her home at six this morning after a brief illness of scarlet fever. The funeral will be private.
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yehle of 1427 George Street died at 11 30 Wednesday and was buried in the Catholic cemetery at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Rev Trimm of Portage visiting north side friends has left for Trempealeau to visit relatives. Mrs Mary Riley of 1540 Prospect recuperating from pneumonia. Alta Tippery returned home from Lansing after guestship. John Sutherland of Reedstown visiting the A Johnsons at 924 Rose Street. August Freimarck of Galesville was in the city calling on friends. W Yates returned from weeks in Texas. J J La Rue visiting friends in Texas. Hans Amundson ill but improving. Oscar Semingson ill with typhoid fever now able to be about. T M Liddell Milwaukee railroad foreman left for Sparta to inspect the roundhouse. Herman Olson of Onalaska visiting St Paul. Painters at Milwaukee depot north of the city will paint the water tank and foreman’s office after depot work. W J Koepcke of Milwaukee confined to home by sickness. No games at Combination alleys last night. Herman Singer visiting Waukon then returned home to the north side. L and O Paulson of Elroy guests of Bert Nelson of Nelson Clothing. George Koepcke returning home from Milwaukee. QO and T Leland visiting north side relatives have gone to Beach North Dakota to farm.
Two cousins, sons of J Miller of Caledonia street and Yehle/Miller lines, were born within hours Thursday morning in North La Crosse. The Yehle couple’s infant died the same day and was buried yesterday afternoon.
The Mystic Workers elected officers at last evening's meetings. G. Fletcher was chosen prefect, Mrs. Riscor monarch, Frank Geisenheimer banker, and Mrs. G. Fletcher secretary.
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The Franklin club debated the Coupon Ballot with both sides presenting arguments. The jury upheld the new ballot, citing lower costs and reduced complexity, while listing officers elected at the meeting: Dr. A. R. Kempter president, C. L. Alleman presiding, D. L. Wartinbee secretary, George B. Marvin treasurer.
State association advocates air schools for consumptive children, broader registration, and stronger government control of anti TB campaigns. Speakers urge law enforcement, municipal support, and a sanatorium network to treat incipient and advanced cases, with funds redirected from losses to a statewide effort.
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