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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1911

Page

9

McGregor News Briefs Detail Local Visits and Travel

Local residents and visitors are listed with numerous trips and guest appearances. People travel to La Crosse Guttenberg Beloit Chicago Mason City Minneapolis Prairie du Chien and Dubuque while relatives gather for holidays and family events. A note on water power work near Montrose Fort Madison describes tree removal to prevent hull damage as plans expand with hundreds employed.

Ant Ridge J. K. Gray Family Frank Schoulty la Crosse E. Rantson Guttenberg Francis Wilson Mason City Belle Wilson Ruth Hunter Northwood Minn Fredrick Huebseh BB. C. St. John Rob. Freeman Dubuque Currin Raymond Sullivan Kinnier Jacob Lorang Walter Morley Kinsley North Dakota Jacob Kramer William Pearson Madison Wis Annabell Milwaukee C. F. Kramer Los Angeles Cal John Alderson Kramer J. Mershon Kansas City Mary Endres Wm. Gussman Elmer Benton Dr. Thomas Cora Dillabough Waukon Fete Herman Holtz Waukon Junction Henry Bell Fred Clinton Prairie du Chien Emily Orr Monona F. Bergman Water Power Company Montrose Fort Madison Scott I Schee

Timberjacks Sought to Clear Land for Mississippi Dam

Keokuk Iowa Dec 6 according to developments the building of the greatest dam in the world in the Mississippi river here will require five or six hundred timberjacks to clear over 3000 acres. The lake above the dam will flood islands and bottom land now treed. The War Department plans the project.

Keokuk Iowa Mississippi River War Department

Madgeburg Named Pension Agent at Milwaukee

Frederick H. Madgeburg was yesterday appointed pension agent at Milwaukee by authorities in Washington, announcing the new post on December 6. He will handle pension matters for eligible veterans and their families in the region.

Washington Frederick H. Madgeburg Milwaukee

Wisconsin Reports Big 1912 State Aid Road Program

The Wisconsin state highway commission details 1912 state aid work totaling 1,258,834 dollars including 550 miles of road in 500 towns across 63 counties. Bridge work covers 165 bridges in 123 towns and thirty nine counties valued at about 150,000 dollars.

Madison Wis State Highway Commission

Woman Breaks Glass During Palmer Home Breakin

Chicago on Lake Shore Drive woke to screams and breaking glass as a young woman dressed as May Palmer, daughter of Mrs. Potter Palmer, tried to gain entry to a palatial residence. The butler restrained her and police took her into custody for a sanity exam.

Chicago Lake Shore Drive

National Prohibition Party plans nationwide drive

About 300 members met in Chicago to discuss a national prohibition campaign ahead of tomorrow’s executive committee conference. The group adopted a resolution endorsing woman suffrage, and Milwaukee is expected to be chosen as the 1912 convention site.

Chicago National Prohibition Party Milwaukee Wis

Grain rate complaint pits Omaha against Minneapolis

The Omaha Grain exchange notified the Interstate Commerce Commission that the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad favors Minneapolis over Omaha and Council Bluffs in grain rates, accusing discrimination.

Washington Omaha Grain Exchange Interstate Commerce Commission Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Omaha & Council Bluffs Minneapolis

Senator Poindexter seeks to abolish the commerce court

Washington December 6 Senator Poindexter a Republican from Washington introduced a bill to abolish the commerce court. The move comes as part of a broader effort to reform federal judicial structures. The proposal outlines the steps to terminate the court and transfer its functions.

Commerce Court Washington Poindexter Rep Wash

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