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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1912

Page

5

La Crosse News Briefs Include Local Moves and Events

Parker-Hirt Machine Co. is described as modern. H. L. George of De Soto transacted business in La Crosse today. Rollin Goddard left for Seattle after visiting here. Moccasins Langdon's 429 May. Drayman Guy Krueger mocks over his similarly named fined man. Miss Lucy Cary of Des Moines departed after a visit. Leland Powers to recite David Garrick in normal course Dec 16 with single admission 50c. Joseph Heming of Fargo left after a week in La Crosse. Dr Will Powell on diseases of women. P D Smith of Minneapolis visited then left. Gateway City Transfer Line advertised. phone 179. John Olson returned after Milwaukee business. L P Carpenter of Albert Lea left after days in La Crosse. La Crosse dancing school to host a dance at Linker’s hall Friday. Majestic show today. Judge Higbee and Reporter Harrison left for Baraboo to oversee circuit court. Hand embroidered Christmas gifts at Miss Edna Simonton's 1215 King St. Mrs Bronson, formerly of La Crosse, Sunday visit in La Crosse.

Rollin Goddard Seattle Wash Langdon’s Guy Krueger Edward Cronon Geo. Powell Lucy Cary Des Moines Leland Powers David Garrick Joseph Heming Fargo N. D la Crosse Will Powell P. D. Smith Minneapolis Gateway City John Olson Milwaukee Art Leathers Jay L. P. Carpenter Albert Lea Minn King Street Mm. Bronson Prairie du Chien

CascaRoyal-Pills Advertises Laxative Remedy

Ad claims CascaRoyal-Pills correct laxative effects and relieve constipation. Instructions suggest taking one nightly for a week or two with immediate and gradual relief, advertising prices of 10¢ and 25¢.

Italian wreck in Italy claims many lives in railway crash

Fifteen women and ten men died in a head on collision between an ex train and a freight near Messina and Catania yesterday. At least twenty are listed among the dead with several others seriously injured and receiving hospital care.

Rome Catania Messina

Polish Catholic church in Kenosha dedicated

Auxiliary Bishop Koudelka and many Milwaukee priests attended the dedication ceremonies at St. Kasimir's church in Kenosha Wisconsin as part of the Polish Catholic community event.

Kenosha Wis Koudelka Milwaukee

Helen Gould to Wed Railroader in St Louis

Finley J. Shepard, 45, assistant to President L. F. Bush of the Missouri Pacific and Denver & Rio Grande railroads, announces engagement to Miss Helen Gould. A Connecticut native, Shepard has long served in railroads and is based in St. Louis, where he is active socially and in sports.

ST. Louis Providence Finley J. Shepard L. F. Bush Missouri Pacific Denver & Rio Grande Helen Gould Shepard Connecticut P. L. Shepard Northern Pacific St. Paul Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Los Angeles Bush

Zuppke Named Illinois Football Coach

R C Zuppke, former Oak Park High School coach, signed a three year contract to lead the Illinois Illini football team. Carr and Huff secured his signature. Zuppke, once a tackling dummy at Wisconsin, previously coached in Muskegon and Oak Park guiding teams to coast wins.

Chicago University of Illinois Athletics R. C. Zuppke Oak Park Illini George C. Carr George Huff Zuppke Wisconsin Muskegon, Mich Pacific Atlantic

Cure a Cold in One Day Bromine Quinine Tablets Ad

An advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets to cure a cold in one day. Drugists refund money if it fails. E W Group’s signature appears on each box. 25c.

E. W. Group

Fragmented Old Prophets Echo Through Early Weather Lore

A quirky note recalls false prophets predating modern meteorology and hints at entertainers and baseball fans chasing advantage. The piece juxtaposes a theatrical manager and a sporting enthusiast seeking gains, framed in a historical tone.

Cordelia Weather Bureau

Riverside Park Funds Highlight City Parks Expenditure

The annual report by Park Superintendent J. H. Forrer shows total receipts of 46,243.90 and disbursements of 46,403.25. Riverside Park received 35,882.90, Copeland Park 2,797.97, Myrick Park 1,381.07, Cameron Park 389.23, Burns Park 624.59, and playgrounds 1,663. The report notes Riverside Park cannot be completed next year due to funding, with most work planned for summer 1913 and completion in spring 1914.

J. H. Forrer Riverside Park Copeland Park Myrick Park Cameron Park Burns Park

Konetchys Host Card Party At Hood Street Home

Mr. and Mrs. Andy Konetchy entertained friends at a card party at their home on Hood Street. Guests enjoyed a late hour, lunch, and Mrs. Konetchy won the card game prize. A social brief notes a display of decorated glass at Mrs. E. G. McDonald home on West Avenue North.

E. G. McDonald West Avenue North

Berger Seeks Valuation of New Haven Railroad

Representative Victor Berger proposes a House resolution directing the secretary of commerce and labor to determine the physical value of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad as a step toward possible government condemnation. He argues private ownership harms public interests and aims to set the road's real value minus watered stock.

Washington Secretary of Commerce and Labor New York New Haven & Hartford United States Victor Berger Wisconsin Congress New Haven Road Department of Commerce and Labor Berger

Oil Road Given Up in Gulf Storm Toll Rises

Port Arthur Texas reports hopes for the British steamer Impoco and the barge Hamnut fading after a fierce gulf storm last Thursday. Standard Oil captain G Sand returned with nine crew members lost. If Impoco and Hamnut are lost the death toll could reach forty five.

Port Arthur Texas Impoco Hamnut Gulf G. Sand Standard Oil

Notice of Application to County Court Wisconsin La Crosse

The County Court of La Crosse Wisconsin will hear on January 7 1913 at 10 A M the application of John M Holley administrator of the estate of Sophia S Sones for the final account, settlement and allowance and for the assignment of the residue of the estate. The hearing is at the Court House in La Crosse. John Brindley County Judge signs the notice dated December 16 1912.

State of Wisconsin la Crosse County la Crosse John Brindley

Paris War Strike Fails To Halt City’s Daily Life

Paris reports a weak turnout for the General Federation of Labor strike call though militants attacked a tramway injuring one conductor. Trains and telegraph service ran normally and power plants continued operation. Joseph Smolinsky of 811 Grant Street shows remarkable vitality at Emergency Hospital despite a grave injury.

Paris War Against War General Federation of Labor Joseph Smolinsky Grant Street Smolinsky

Man Conscious After Neck Break Paralyzing Injury

Milwaukee dispatch reports a man is conscious but notes his neck is broken and he is completely paralyzed from head to foot. The brief item records a severe injury with no further details on cause or outcome.

Milwaukee Wis

Also Mentioned on This Page

John C. Burns the Fashion Shop F. A. Reiman Corver Heimbach J. Jensen South Third St Pearl Parker-Hirt Machine Co H. L. George de Soto Hoeschler THE Children’s Store South Fifth and Mississippi Serge Pbc Illinois Irvine’s Jewelers Irvine Victrolas M’t the Bergh Piano CO Forrer New Haven Bodega Freas & Dumke South Fourth Street ROGES Tiffany Signet Reg. Price Rogers Wallace Or Meriden Cutlery Co., Tri Tively Sterling Westingholm Steel Sterling Military H.C. Evenson
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