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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1911

Page

5

County road rock bids open December 21 1911

Road and Bridge Committee will open sealed bids December 21 1911 at 10 a m for rock material to macadamize town roads near Onalaska Holmen Barre Hamilton Burns Bangor Greenfield Shelby and Campbell bids specify cords of quarried rock No 1 and No 2 crushed rock and screenings with weight per yard and delivery locations. Bonds required. bids subject to rejection. deliver by May 1 1912. La Crosse Wisconsin December 7 1911.

Onalaska Holmen the Hill Midway Holmen Road Boersma Town of Holland House of of Barre Barre Mills Welch School Coulee Road Campbell Salem Road Hartley Ona Maends Farmington Mindoro West Salem Road Lee West Coulee West Salem Ole Gilbertson John Hintgen la Crosse Wis Peter Gullickson Fred Paulson WM. Wolf H. A. Jacobs J. C. Moore Oscar H. Hulberg W. D. Stratman Road and Bridge Committee

County invites bids for traction engine for road work

The Road and Bridge Committee of the County Board will receive sealed bids at the County Clerk's office on December 21, 1911 at 10 a.m. for a traction engine for road work. The engine must be between 16 and 200 horsepower, include a coal bunker and water tank, and be drawn at the rear. The machine's width is required.

County Board John Hintgen la Crosse Wis Peter Gullickson Fred Paulson WM. Wolf H. A. Jacobs J. C. Moore Oscar H. Hulberg W. D. Stratman Road and Bridge Committee

Flynn Plans Winter Campaign Including Possible Johnson Bout

Jim Flynn, en route to Salt Lake City for a December 27 bout with Tony Caponi in Chicago, eyes a winter schedule that could end with a fight against Jack Johnson in Australia. Reports say he is clashing with promoter Hugh McIntosh over matches with Australian heavyweights.

Chicago Jim Flynn Salt Lake City Tony Caponi Jack Johnson Australia Flynn Hugh McIntosh

Jim Crow Cars Demanded in Washington

A bill proposed by Representative Frank Clark aims to require segregated street cars for about 90 000 Black residents in Washington. The measure, introduced in the House on Saturday, seeks separate accommodations on public transit.

Washington Frank Clark Fla

Local residents and visitors flock to La Crosse for business and social calls

A flurry of short notes lists individuals arriving or visiting La Crosse from nearby towns like Milwaukee Sparta Viroqua West Salem De Soto Tomah and Ferryville for several days. People include doctors brides Miss Fay M. Lee Miss Belle G. Soukup Miss Ella B. Tepp and Mrs Anton Papenfuss alongside contract work on the Rugby North Dakota courthouse and a $14000 county land sale to Grant Hoyer.

M. B. Real Milwaukee J. H. Murray William A. Wiggenhorn K. L. Potter S. G. Arnold James P. Lynch Rochester Minn P. Reed Ferryville Chris S. Brudse Viroqua C. E. McMillan Sparta H. M. Perry la Crescent la Crosse Geo. Powell C. Hanson Houston Timothy Rohan Caledonia John Watson de Soto P. M. Northouse Mabel G. Flume L. O. Anderson B. A. Yeomen N. H. Wining H. A. Tullock Genoa Wis Elmer Biihorde Westby Stanley Butts Tomah S. Nelson Fay M. Lee Belle G. Soukup Ella B. Tepp W. N. Coffland Anton Papenfuss North Tenth Papenfuss John Knobloch John Papenfuss Odin J. Oyen Rugby N. D Dorothy Alleman Conrad Mont C. H. Berry Alleman Caroline Stellock Emma Hoyer Dora Hemkes Grant Hoyer

Quick Cold Cure Ad with Laxative Bromo Quinine

An ad offering a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. Drugstore promise refunds if ineffective and notes E. W. Grov and signature on each box. Pr iced at 25 cents.

E. W. Grov&d

McVey Captures Australia Heavyweight Title in Australia

Samuel McVey of California defeated Jack Lester in eight rounds to become undisputed heavyweight champion of Australia. McVey had won the title from Lester last September after Lester took it from Bill Lang, sealing the championship in Brisbane.

Brisbane Queensland Samuel McVey California Australia Jack Lester McVey Lester Bill Lang

Pape's Cold Compound Claimed To Cure Grippe

An advertisement claims Pape's Cold Compound ends grippe and relieves cold symptoms after doses every two hours. It states quinine is ineffective for colds and touts three years of research and a 25 cent price with no after effects.

Pape

Blames Vain Woman For Depraved Fashion

New York women react to calls for a censorship board to judge dress morality. Mrs. Florence Clark Williams of the New York School of Aesthetics denounces modern fashions as degrading and insists designers and vain women are to blame for their depravity. She cites sheer outfits and low cut bodices as examples and advocates tights over revealing attire.

New York O. K Florence Clark Williams New York School of Department of Aesthetics

Me dina Crew Alleged Plot Against King and Queen

London reports a growing belief that the Me dina steamship crew plotted against King George and Queen Mary during the royal voyage to India. Officials say mutiny arose from crew dissatisfaction with quarters. all crew will face court martial. Churchill to address Parliament December 19 attributing blame to lack of proper accommodations.

London Medina King George Queen Mary India Winston Churchill Admiralty

Georgia may vote dry to return to wet column

Georgia may become the first state to switch from dry to wet after yesterday's primaries. Former Governor Joseph M. Brown led the field and hinted he favors direct voter choice on liquor, with Judge B. B. Russell second and Pope Brown third in the local option race. Brown would be Georgia's fourth governor in twelve months.

Atlanta Georgia Joseph M. Brown Brown B. B. Russell Pope Brown

Imagining victory by fighting for wealth and power

The phrase suggests men overestimate force to obtain desires while many chase riches and worry only about how they are earned rather than ethics or method.

Dinner Party for Mr and Mrs George Hensen

Mr. and Mrs. George H. Hensen hosted a 6 o'clock dinner on Saturday for twelve guests at 209 North Fourteenth Street. The pretty pink and white decorations centered on a hand painted bowl of sweet peas with smilax. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hengstler Alfred Au Oscar Klanrud Phillip Pederson and Orland o Hegge. The group concluded the evening with a game of 500.

George H. Hensen North Fourteenth Street Jack Hengstler Alfred Au Oscar Klanrud Phillip Pederson Orlando Hegge

Mrs. Charles Rossow Hosts Friday Afternoon Tea

Mrs. Charles Rossow of 312 Rose Street entertained Friday afternoon with seating for eight, according to social notes.

Charles Rossow Rose Street

Wedding planned for Helen Augusta Shephard and Earl Tiffany

Miss Dorothy Hixon returns from Chicago. Webber Russell visits sister Mrs Whelpley in Chicago. Mr W L Hixon visits mother Mrs G C Hixon in Mankato. Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs Russell Easton Shephard of Billings Montana for the wedding of their daughter Helen Augusta Shephard and Earl Edwin Tiffany, son of Mr and Mrs F G Tiffany of this city. The wedding will be December 27 at the bride's parents home in Billings.

Dorothy Hixon Chicago Webber Russell Robert Whelpley W. L. Hixon Mankato Billings

Tomah Pioneer's Death Sews Local News and Meetings

Webster Kenyon long-time Tomah resident and former county surveyor dies at 81 from cerebral hemorrhage at his McLean Avenue home. Survived by wife and four children. funeral set for Monday at Congregational Church. Also notes December meetings of Farmers Co oper Co Tomah Bay View Club Catholic Foresters County Court actions and guardianships plus local estate matters and a stereopticon lecture series continuation.

Webster Kenyon McLean Ave New York State Wisconsin Old Jacksonville Tomah Kenyon Hal, Schuyler Catherine Hollister Harlowton Montana H. O. Smith Duluth Congregational Church J. G. Smith Farmers Co-operative Elevator Co Tomedk McCaul’s Hall Bay View Club Tuttle C. H. Stevens Order of Foresters Thomas Costello A. E. Olson F. of S John Markle William Kelley Treas Dan Crowley Rev. L. Wurst Peter Comiskey E. Kerrigan George Smith R. B. McCoy Senator Teasdale J. Mosher Isaac Vandervort Charlotte Murray Daniel I. Smith Vandervort Mr. Smith Louis Baumgarten Anna Kren Racine St. Mary’s Catholic E. J. Treat Ruth Lawrence College Appleton H. M. Speckles

Pinex Cold Tablets Offer Quick Relief for Colds

Pinex Cold Tablets provide rapid relief from colds or la grippe with fever reduction, reduced nasal discharge, restored pores activity, and mild laxative tonic effect. No opiates or coal tar depressants. Substitution advised for faster results. 25 cents per box. The Pinex Co. Fort Wayne Ind. makers of Pinex Cough Remedy.

Pinex Co Fort Wayne Ind

Local Social Notes and Temple Sermon Exchange

Friday evening at the Baptist church featured a lecture on nations including Scotland Germany France Belgium Holland and Switzerland. Several Sparta callers and Tomah visitors were listed along with hospital and college visits and a forger cited as insane. WILK TEST BAKER LAW

Baptist Church Scotland Germany France Belgium Holland Switzerland J. C. Enkhausen Sparta T. R. Tabbot Geo. Organ New Lisbon B. Lavin Mauston F. M. Kirst Inperior Ave A. B Warrens Alta Vergie Pond Lawrence College F. D. Pond Wausau Harding R. Hogan Congregational Church J. G. Smith Harry Dillon Mendota McFadden Dillon Ami P. Gilson Tomah Progressive Republican League Milwaukee M. W. Earley W. B. Naylor W. R. McCaul W. E. Nuzum T.S. Kelley Judge Burton Ella B. Zepp Daisy Rice Fay Lee la Crosse Hub Miller Wilk Test Baker Law

Kenosha to Test Baker Law in Supreme Court

Kenosha Wisconsin December 11 1935 motion to quash a petition for a writ of certiorari seeks examination of the city council action transferring the saloon license held by Corr and Leinenweber John C Slater former city attorney and Carr and Leinenweber s attorneys file the motion in the case awaiting Supreme Court review

Kenosha, Wis Kenosha Baker Supreme Court John C. Slater Carr and Leinenweber Common Council Corr and Leinenweber

Hilles Poised as Head of GOP Committee

Washington December 11 The Taft aide Charles D Hilles is expected to be named chairman of the national Republican committee after the Chicago convention met. Will Hayward and Victor Rosewater confer with Taft as L B Moseley of Mississippi also called. Delegates to proxy vote absent Charles H Knight H L Holstein C M Crea Henry B McCoy C H Loose and Imeas B Brock.

Washington Charles D. Hilles Taft National Republican Committee Will Hayward Victor Rosewater Nebraska L. B. Moseley Mississippi Howard Republican National Committee St. Louis Chicago Charles H. Knight California H. L. Holstein Hawaii C. M. Crea Oklahoma Henry B. McCoy Philippines C. H. Loose Utah Imeas B. Brock Vermont

Newspapers Approve McNamara Sentences in England

London reports that English newspapers support the Los Angeles sentences as justified for economy and expediency. They warn of rising tension between capital and labor and a potential class war, suggesting England may drift toward socialism.

London Los Angeles United States England

Horses That Furnish brewery Wagons Driven to Drink

Brewhouse horses used to pull brewery wagons are described as being driven to drink, reflecting harsh conditions and rumour of widespread alcohol use among working animals.

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Maine Baldwin John C.burns Ie Cream and Butter Co Tie la Crosse the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman E. H. Ehlert Knox F.R. Hickisch & Son Ninth and Vine Streets M’vey W. T. Irvine Frank Wininger la Crosse Theater Mrs. Rossow Tomah, Wis Juhasz Majestic Hoeschler Bros Hilles H. C. Evenson Main Street
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