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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1910
Page
6
Derr Awarded Government Contract for Dam Repairs
E. H. Derr has been awarded a government contract to repair wing dams near Homer. The project includes furnishing rock and other materials and will run through the winter months. Derr's bid totals $5,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Derr
Homer
Mr. Derr
Chicago garment strike settlement hoped by civic committee
A Chicago civic committee including Mayor Busse and union and employer reps says a plan to end the garment workers strike has been agreed and will be voted on by strikers. Details on the closed shop and pact terms were not released. Mrs. Raymond Robins urged newspapers not to declare the strike settled until final decisions are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Raymond Robins
Woman's
Dearholt Helps In Inquiry On Tuberculosis Campaign
The article highlights Dr. Dearholt and Dr. Brown leading a tuberculosis education drive. It notes long office hours, funds available from bank accounts, and fears stamp funding may be cut by postal rules. Praise for dedicated volunteers contrasts with criticism of administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brown
Dearholt
Dr. Dearholt
Post Office Department
Red Cross
Concensus
Odd Fellows Elect La Crosse Valley Lodge Officers
The La Crosse Valley Lodge No 149 convened on Thursday December 15 to elect officers George F Falk was named N G Herman N Cohen Y J Gutman was elected secretary and Charles Werner treasurer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Valley Lodge
George F. Falk
N. G. Herman N. Cohen
Y. J. Gutman
Charles Werner
Cure Stomach Troubles With Pape's Diapep sin in Five Minutes
This ad explains stomach indigestion as fermentation of undigested food and promises relief by taking one 22 grain Tri angular Pap es Diapep sin from a pharmacist. It touts quick aid for sour stomach, fullness, belching, nausea, and other related symptoms.
Ice harvest to grow harder with more workers expected
Local ice dealers warn next summer’s ice harvest will demand more labor as they shift to multiple deep sections along Black river due to a low water level. Prices are expected to stay about the same as last season. Arctic Ice and Fuel Co has paused cutting after Tuesday until thicker ice forms, noting sections near six inches thick in places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River
Arctic Ice and Fuel Company
Life Is Life a Means or an End Questioned by Y Speaker
Prof. E. D. Long, newly at the state normal school, earns notice as a public speaker. He will address the men at the Y M C A tomorrow at 3 30 p m on Is Life a Means or an End. The talk is open to all city men and follows Esch's talk to about two hundred men last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Long
New State Normal School
First Baptist Church
Association
Esch
Skovgaard
Germania Hall
Storgren
Miss McClung
Max Bruch
Skert
Alice McClung
Normanna Society
Voice
Isidor Tippman
Public Library Robbed of Cash
Burglars entered the public library overnight and stole about $6 to $7 from the cash drawer. Police were notified and are investigating. Authorities suspect local youths familiar with the building. they do not believe the Fashion Shop burglars are involved.
Flyer Retains Nerve After 100-Foot Fall
New York financier and sportsman Augustus Post plunged about 100 feet in a wind gust near New Orleans yesterday but retained hope, planning a second flight today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Augustus Post
New York
Wendling Faces Jury In Murder Trial
In Louisville Kentucky Joseph Wendling stood through the final trial arguments and instructions over the Alma Kellner murder case He toured the crime site with the jury including St Josephs church altar scene the church cellar furnaces and the schoolhouse cellar remains scene witnesses say Wendling appeared calm and unconcerned despite the grisly details
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Wendling
Commonwealth
Barbers Union Approves New Weekend Schedule
Barbers vote on a revised hours plan effective January 1. Shops will close at 10 30 p m Saturdays and 9 p m on nights before a legal holiday. On holidays shops open 7 00 a m to 10 30 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbers’ Union
Boss Barbers
Lester Garder Breaks Shoulder in Express Accident
Lester Garder a Wells Fargo messenger from Aberdeen South Dakota suffered a severe shoulder fracture when a pile of express articles toppled onto him. He was brought to the city to recover with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J L Garder while awaiting medical clearance to return to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Garder
Wells-Fargo Company
Express
Aberdeen
S. D
J. L. Garder
U S Mate Killed in England Fall Sums Minnesotaa Death
A cablegram from the Atlantic fleet reports Charles Bauer chief boatswain on the U S S Minnesota died December 1 at Gravesend England from a skull fracture after a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Washington, D. C
Gravesend
England
Charles Bauer
U. S. S. Minnesota
Bauer
City to Drill Six Test Wells in Marshes Northeast of City
Professor Charles S. Slichter of Madison Wis sent by the state railroad commission to test city water drills six wells in the marshes northeast of the city five along a line from the Copeland well to the rubber mills and one south of the La Crosse river to gauge depth rock gravel and water type. He will return for a thorough underground water survey to see if the entire city supply could come from a well system. Work starts at once and will continue through winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S. Slichter
Madison
Wis
State Railroad Commission
Slichter
Copeland
la Crosse
Mrs. Mary Garrity Among the Dead
Mrs. Mary Garrity longtime city resident and former Houston county resident died Thursday at her Minneapolis home from a complication of diseases at age 50. She had been ill several months. The body will be taken to Hokah with funeral in the village tomorrow at 10 30 from the Mumpy home. Surviving are three children three sisters and one brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Garrity
Houston County
Minneapolis
Hokah
Telephone firm seeks option on city hall sites
The La Crosse Telephone company has secured options on two properties north of city hall while city council members weigh plans for a larger city hall and a new engine house. Local sentiment hints these negotiations may preempt a future sale or city expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Telephone Company
Aged Mary Leveille 104 Laid to Rest in Wabasha
Mrs. Mary Leveille aged 104 died in Wisconsin after recalling frontier visits and surviving the New Ulm Indian massacre. She was born Mary Lloyd in Prairie du Chien, married John Leveille in 1865, mother of seventeen with three surviving, funeral held at St Felix church in Wabasha with Rev Max Worth officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Bull
Loomis Street
Wabasha
Mary Leveille
New Ulm
Minn
Wisconsin
John Leveille
H. W. Funk
Menominee
Nat Edward
Eau Claire
Charles Mason
Reading
California
Max Lloyd
Muskegon
Mich
St. Felix Church
Max Worth
Quarreling Wife Ends Life in Danville
Mrs May Ellsworth shot and killed herself during a violent quarrel with her husband in Danville Illinois early today. She knelt with her hand on the head of their seven year old son as the tragedy occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville, Ill
May Ellsworth
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