Public Works Improvement Plans and Costs in 1911
The report outlines recommended public works for 1911 with an estimated total cost about 138 thousand dollars. It details property shares for curb and gutter, macadam pavement, street railway, and sewer extensions across multiple streets including Wood, Logan, Case, Farnam, and Sixteenth.
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Wood
Logan Livingstone
Kane
Jackson
Mormon
Prize Winners at Poultry Show Impress La Crosse
The La Crosse poultry show at 119 North Third Street closed with high attendance and strong local support. Fred Walvoord Milwaukee won the Doerflinger cup and top S C White Leghorn honors with a 95 point cock, while J E Kircheis La Crosse claimed the Doerflinger pen award. Numerous trophies went to exhibitors from La Crosse and surrounding towns as stock was shipped home.
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North Third Street
la Crosse
la Crosse Tribune
Fred Walvoord
Milwaukee
Wis
S. C
Doerflinger
George Hayek
J. B. Kircheis
R. C. Haynes
Minneapolis
S. C. Rhode Island Reds
J. R. Costerison
Chippewa Falls
O. W. Naas
B. Thiers
Grand Meadow
Minn
John W. Bina
Joseph M. Reuter
C. Frederickson
R. C
Rhode Island Reds
F. M. Symonds
Galesville
H. G. Poehling
S. C. White
Orpingtons
Cc. J. Ferguson
Victory
Pen. M. Pope
Eau Claire
W. H. Pletsch
Lake City
L. W. King
Ss. C. Buff Orpingtons
R. W
Ss. C. Black Orpingtons
William Jacobs
W. OD. Kimball
Pine River
S. C. White Leghorns
Fred Wal
Street Revisions Map Changes Across City Blocks
A plan outlines moves of street boundaries from Ninth to Fourteenth streets in several districts including Redfield Green Bay Twelfth and Thir teenth along with Adams Farnam and Jackson to Johnson routes. The proposal adjusts numbering from Denton to Mormon Coulee road and modifies boundaries on Adams to Denton streets.
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Coulee Road
Caledonia
Hagar
St. Andrews
Loomis
Sill
Gabres
Ninth
Cass
Mormon Coulee Road
Tenth
Market
Green Bay
Farnam
Denton
Park
West Avenue
Thirteenth
Pine
Badger
State
Grove
Fourteenth
Mississippi
Seventeenth
Winnebago
Sixteenth
Johnson
Adams
Hood
Tyler
Redfield
Jackson
Quinine Fails to Cure Colds Says Papes Cold Compound
Adv promotes Pape's Cold Compound as a cure for grippe and severe colds taken every two hours for three doses. Claims no quinine and credits $50,000 research. Lists poultry breeders and sales of various birds and Bantams with locations in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Pape
Rexall 93 Hair Tonic Promises Repair of Falling Hair
Advertises Rexall 93 Hair Tonic as a scientific antiseptic conditioner that fights dandruff and promotes hair health. Claims restoring scalp circulation and nourishment with pleasant scent and two sizes, 50 cents and 1 dollar, with buy guaranteed only if satisfied at The Rexall Store.
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Rexall
Oo. T. Erhart
Fine talk on Mary by Rev. Dr. Congdon at St Marys
Rev. Dr. Congdon spoke to a full St Marys church on Why Catholics Honor the Blessed Virgin Mary. He used reason and scripture to argue the honor due to Mary and noted the Hail Mary mirrors Gabriel by St Luke and the Visitation by Elizabeth. Benediction followed by Rev J J Carden and next subject to be announced later.
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St. Mary’s Church
Dr. Congdon
Archange
Gabriel
Luke
Mary
J. J. Carden
England to defend strikers amid Wales coal strike
London dispatch reports that military authorities disarm the territorials in the Aberdare coal district as a strike worsens in South Wales. The move shocks England and signals a rare use of force in labor unrest, with authorities grappling to maintain order.
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England
London
Aberdare
South Wales
Aberdare Valley Strikes Raise Fear of Civil War
The article argues that loyalty to authorities is failing as militia disarms and a national organization of workers could mobilize against the government. It cites Tony-Pandy where 30,000 strikers threatened to resist regular troops, forcing a disarmament by regulars under war office orders and a district-wide seizure of rifles ammunition and sidearms.
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Aberdare Valley
Aberdare
England
Wales
Scotland
Tony-Pandy
War Office
London to Bombay Five Days Sooner
St Petersburg Dec 12. An international syndicate promotes a railroad through Persia from the Caucasus to Baluchistan. London would be brought within seven days of Bombay, instead of twelve and a half via Brindisi and the Suez Canal, with travel costs cut by at least 20 percent.
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ST. Petersburg
Itif
International
Persia
Caucasus
Baluchistan
London
Bombay
Brindisi
Suez Canal
Charles J Bellamy Dies Springfield Daily News Owner
O. J. Bellamy reports Charles J. Bellamy owner and editor of the Springfield Daily News died early today from Bright's disease in Springfield Massachusetts. He was brother to Edward Bellamy author of Looking Backward.
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Springfield
Mass
Charles J. Bellamy
Springfield Daily News
Bright
Edward Bellamy
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