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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1906
Page
8
Karl Durrhammer of La Crosse filed intention papers to become a U.S. citizen. He must be a resident for six years under the naturalization law.
Miss Clarabell Farnham of Fenimore Wis travels home after a Wisconsin Business university visit in the city. Charles Granke of Hamilton Mont returns from a visit with his mother Mrs Caroline Granke at 1412 Caledonia street. Peter Larson of West Salem visits his ill father at John Bergoust’s on Avon street. Conductor James McCarthy of the Milwaukee road’s Southern Minnesota division is ill at home on Caledonia street. Dr Early formerly of Burlington now with the Galesburg division visits the city. Mr and Mrs S L Anderson who stayed with Mr and Mrs C W Simcox of Rose street leave for Washington to visit the former’s mother.
A West Salem letter promotes a book about Queen Vashti a noble cow and her descendants. It details milk and butter yields in various generations and urges purchases as Christmas gifts with options by mail or express. Endorsing testimonials from educators breeders and humane advocates appear throughout the note.
Sweater Spooner of Wisconsin pushes a senate resolution directing the judiciary committee to report on the constitutionality of prohibiting the interstate transport of commodities produced by child labor. Senators Beveridge and Lodge back bills arguing constitutional validity and expect Supreme Court support if case reaches it. The aim is to have the committee report before the current session ends.
The Brookyln Rapid Transit company ordered five steam turbines of 10 000 kilowatts each with 50 percent overload capacity totaling 25 000 indicated horsepower per unit. Equal generators accompany the turbines. total cost about 2 500 000 dollars.
Dr. R O Early the Chicago Burlington & Quincy railroad medical examiner visits Galesburg Illinois. He formerly served at Grand Crossing and is here as a guest of friends.
Contractor A. O. Colby began finishing the rewiring of the city hall yesterday. The work will be completed shortly.
Boston archdiocese plans a major observance for Archbishop Williams on April 27 marking his eighty five years. A committee of prominent laymen will work with priests to plan the celebration highlighting his long service as priest bishop and archbishop and his high standing with Rome.
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