Last Street Car Rails Removed in 1950 La Crosse Project
La Crosse completed removal of all street car rails in 1950 in a city wide resurfacing program. A major storm sewer job in the southern area neared completion, with several streets receiving new safety lights. The resurfacing contract totaled 90,310 dollars for many streets including George to Livingston and Rose to Caledonia. Water main contracts topped 160,000 dollars, with the largest 9,237 dollars across the La Crosse river marsh from Myrick park to St Paul street. Street lighting and sanitary sewer work proceeded on multiple streets under subcontractors from Minnesota and Wisconsin firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Mathy Construction Co
George
Sill
Livingston
Copeland Avenue
la Crosse River Bridge
Monitor Street
St. Cloud
Rose
Caledonia
St James
Pearl
State
St. James
Rose Street
Johnson
South Avenue
Market
Farnam
Adams
West Avenue
Hood
Jackson
Mississippi
Cameron Avenue
Winnebago
Division
Tyler
Denton
Russ Hamre
Cass
Fifth Avenue
King
Sixth
Main
George McKoskey
la Crosse River
Myrick Park
St. Paul Street
Marsh
Phelps-Drake Co
Minneapolis
Hagar Street
Nedland- Alberg Co
Bemel
Kranc
McKoskey
Adams Street
21St Street
State Road
Harold Thill
22Nd Street
Johnson Streets
17Th Place
Mullen Electric Co
Appleton
Fourth
Third
Clinton
Seventh and State
Papenfuss Electric Co
Mathy
15Th
Horton
Weston
Green Bay
Burlington
21St
Hyde Avenue
East Avenue
Losey Boulevard
Kane
George Williams
Palace
Hager
Loomis
Moore
22Nd Drive
George Kathan
Barlow Street
21St Place
Chase Street
17Th Street
Barlow
Travis Streets
Junior Red Cross aids veterans and local hospitals in 1950
Maude Newcomb, director, describes the groups 1950 work including 175 Christmas sets for Tomah hospital and regular aid to La Crosse area hospitals. The drive to enroll 62 of 98 county schools continues, with 208 overseas gift boxes packed in 1950 and a target of 450 boxes this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Newcomb
Tomah
la Crosse
Red Cross
Junior Red Cross
Senior Red Cross
la Crosse Junior Red Cross
West Salem
Cambridge
Wis
Central
Gaw
St. Joseph’s
La Crosse Tribune Masthead Notice
The La Crosse Tribune records its second class mail status as of June 23 1904 at La Crosse Wisconsin under the 1879 act. This is a standard newspaper masthead filing noting postal category and date.
New Year Cheer From Seemann and Local Business
L. H. Seemann urges a confident start to 1951 for La Crosse and the Coulee Region emphasizing community welfare and unity. A Wisconsin man is amused by a wrestling match on TV and knocks out two teeth. SEEMANN LUMBER & COAL CO. offers New Year wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Seemann Lumber & Coal CO
Gillette
Caledonia Streets
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Tay
Ject
Nodland-Alberg Co
Alexandria
Minn
le New
Eva
Carer
Mae
Gohres
Gillette Street
Onalaska Avenue
Glendale
Ward Avenues
Bloomer Truck and Shovel Co
Bloomer
Tribune
Charles
Hayes
Charles, Moore
16Th
No. 1
Peter Nelson and Son
City Hall
Nelson
Oriental Rug Dealer
Barron
John M. Haddad
Prosperi
Voss-Barnett CO
DIAL
Associated Builders of
Bernard Balduzzi
Tony Bruha
F. M. Branson & Son
Mic J. Hengel
WM. Crowley & Son
Peter Nelson & Son
George D. Kathan
Theo. J. Molzahn
F. R. Schwalbe & Son
Riveli Ridg
Clark-Bracken, Inc
Russ Hamre Electric
Russell H. Lavold
Geo. J. McCoskey
Niebuhr Plumbing and Heating CO
George Dial
Harold I. Thill
SAGE
Tomah, Wis
AL Hether
Ted Hutchinson
Papenfuss
Julius W. Zander
Lacrosse Mosaic Tile CO
Electric Supply CO
Charles P. Braun
Farnam Dial
Carl F. Balduzzi
Lorris
Redfield
Edward G. Rohr
West Ave
Carl Scheel
Daniel G. Squier
Avon
Roth’s
Flor-Mart
Art Bollnages
Jackson Dial
Gateway Sheet Metal Shop
Pear
Kalamazoo
Home Appl
Palmer A. Hanson
Priebe Sheet Metal Shop
Travis
Tomah Roofing CO
Carl Balduzzi
Sec
L. H. Seemann
Coulee
Main Street