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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1908

Page

8

Low Winter Travel Rates From La Crosse Wis to Western Points

Travel bureau announces low round trip fares from La Crosse Wisconsin to Denver and Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden and more with Mountain Pacific Coast specials. Tickets on sale March 1 to April 30 with personally conducted excursions to California via Colorado. D J Shanesy agent C B & Q RR BR.

la Crosse Wis Colorado Utah Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Salt Lake City Ogden Butte Helena Billings Mont Basin, Cody and Worland Wyo Missouri River Pacific Coast San Francisco Los Angeles San Diego Seattle Portland Tacoma Vancouver California Oregon Washington British Columbia Nevada Idaho Arizona New Mexico D. J. Shanesy

Wisconsin Farmers Open Annual Short Course at Madison

Madison hosts the Wisconsin university farm as farmers gather for the annual short course. W L Houser sells Clydesdales at auction, with Criterion bringing 910 dollars amid slack bidding. Enrollment nears 900 as housekeepers conference and horticultural society sessions begin, with talks on dress and health.

Madison Wis University Farm W. L. Houser Wisconsin Houser Criterion Alexander Galbraith Janesville Wisconsin State Horticultural Society Episcopal Church R. J. Coe Fort Atkinson State Board of Agriculture Supervisors Court House Swine Breeders’ Association

Conscience Stricken Rosary Returned to Church

At St Josephs Catholic church in Appleton a solid gold rosary with sterling silver chain was stolen during a November fair. The thief left a note saying they could not sleep and asked the owner be found, and the rosary was found in the church vestibule with other items.

Mother May Give Life for Child in Wisconsin Fire

In Grand Rapids Wisconsin a fire at the Pomainville home caused the servant Martha Gusman to pour gasoline into the kitchen stove. The resulting blaze killed the servant and Dr. Pomainville while Mrs. Charles Pomainville suffered severe burns while shielding her 3-week-old infant who escaped unharmed. The mother lies critically injured in a local home.

Grand Rapids, Wis Charles Pomainvile Martha Gusman Pomainville Caroline Pomainville

KILLED BY PISTOL HE THOUGHT EMPTY

Appleton Wisconsin February 5 Harry Dauterman aged 16 was shot and instantly killed by a 22 caliber revolver he thought unloaded. He was visiting at Henry Haun’s home playing with the weapon when it discharged and struck him in the left temple. Mrs Hall and her son were in the kitchen and found him dead.

Appleton, Wis Harry Dauterman Henry Haun

Crown dental care boastful ad copy

The notice extols a dental office claiming pride in precise work from extraction to capping. It highlights painless service and low charges, asserting they are the busiest in the city and inviting patients to try their services.

Dr Watterson at 115 South Fourth Street

Local notice places Dr Watterson at 115 South Fourth Street in La Crosse for an address listing or appointment detail. No additional context provided.

South Fourth Street la Crosse Walter Goetzinger

Young man stands trial for fatal family shooting in Wisconsin

In Jefferson Wisconsin Frank Papke 19 is charged with first degree murder for killing his father after a family row. His mother supports his account claiming the father advanced with a knife in a drunken mood. Jury selected as evidence supports Papke story and public sympathy appears with him.

Jefferson, Wis Frank Papke Papke

Priest to arrest assault suspect in Janesville

Clara Lamke will be on hand Saturday for the arraignment of William Joyce. Assistant Chief John Brown says Joyce had nothing to do with earlier assaults. Father Goebel claims a crew and awaits District Attorney Fisher’s return to swear a warrant.

Janesville Wis Clara Lamke William Joyce John Brown

Priest Shortage Bites Green Bay Diocese Leaders

In the deaths of the Rev. Michael Sciocelli of Chilton and the Rev. Leopold Garne in Oshkosh, Bishop Joseph J. Fox faces renewed difficulty in securing priests to fill pulpits across the Green Bay diocese.

Green Bay Wis Michael Sci Oell Chilton Leopold Garne Oshkosh Joseph J. Fox

Wisconsin in Brief State Items From Several Cities

Wisconsin brief items report bank organization at North Prairie with M H Williams president and G S Evarts cashier. Manitowoc rejects mayor and alderman salaries while city engineer gets raise. Baldwin post office building damaged by fire with $11,000 stock loss. Oshkosh John Heiss named US meat inspector with duties starting February 1 in Louisville. Superior considers a St Louis River bridge project estimated at 350000.

Waukesha State Bank of North Manitowoc Baldwin M. Nelson & Son Odd Fellows Oshkosh John Heiss Secretary of Agriculture United States Louisville Superior Congres St. Louis Duluth Washington, D. C Wisconsin Vanbuskirk Iron County Casper Harper W. Lebre Werly Grant County William F. Steinforth E. T. Krause Marinette Ministers’ Association John Bensinger Mishicott Palmyra Oklahoma Texas J. H. Gosa M. J. Gosa L. H. Washbourne C. J. Calkins George Lindslay August Koch

Bohemian Society Holds Eighth Annual Ball and Banquet

The Bohemian society of the city held its eighth annual ball at the Bohemian schoolhouse on Tenth and Winnebago. Afternoon games and short addresses preceded a 6 pm banquet, followed by more games in the evening.

Bohemian Society Winnebago

Woman’s self-persuasion on rightness despite wrong

The quote notes the difficulty of recognizing error in one’s own beliefs. It implies cognitive bias where a person subjects themselves to confirmation rather than admit fault, highlighting a common psychological phenomenon.

Roosevelt May Succeed Platt In United States Senate

Washington February 5 Senator Platt of New York viewed as vacating his Senate seat with his 75 years and long career. President Roosevelt is discussed as a possible successor should conditions suit before November legislative choice. Platt’s career spans merchant banking and politics including multiple Congress terms and leadership in national companies.

Roosevelt Platt United States Senate Washington, D. C Senator Platt New York White House Congress Oswego N. Y Tioga National Bank Michigan United States Express Company

Cedar Rapids Joins Saengerfest 1908

Secretary John L. Utermoehl announced from President Theodore J. Behrens that Cedar Rapids Singing society Deutscher Saeagerbund is admitted to the Saengerfest of 1908 sending 16 active members with others attending as nonparticipants. The city also maintains a mixed chorus rehearsing under Prof. Frey at Germania rooms. accommodations pending.

John L. Utermoehl Theodore J. Behrens Cedar Rapids

George Marteau Improves After Illness at St Francis

George Marteau, longtime river boat cook on the upper Mississippi, has improved after a serious illness. He was operated on earlier by Dr. Egan and is now able to sit up at St Francis hospital.

George Marteau St. Francis Hospital Egan Mr. Marteau Mississippi River

Teddy compared to old prophets in Chicago sermon

Rev A C Dixon of Moody church urged reading Roosevelt s latest message calling it a great sermon and likened Roosevelt to Isaiah and John the Baptist as heralds of civic righteousness and a new era of life.

Chicago A. C. Dixon Moody Church Jesus Christ Great Northern Roosevelt Isaiah John the Baptist

Take a Chance to Share Fearlessly in Life

A call to act boldly without fear of taking what belongs to others. The message encourages courage, generosity, and mindful risk in personal and communal life.

Slate hard up gets 232 914 in one day

In Madison Wisconsin on February 5 1930 a flood of state treasury outlays for salaries and capitol expenses occurred with no income until railroads began paying taxes. The Omaha paid 75000 and the St Paul 125000 with half taxes due by Feb 10. Fond du Lac county paid 32914 for school purposes being the first county to pay. Insurance companies are also paying.

S.S.S Swift Specific CO Atlanta SLATE Madison Wis Omaha St. Paul Fond du Lac

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Robert Edeson la Crosse Theatre Wisconsin News Ing L. Houser Rosary DR. Watterson Jefferson Howard A. Talbot Presbyterian Church of Depere Brown County Ministerial Association Sue G. Baker George Baker Warren T. Greenleaf Milwaukee Waukegan Collier Pla i Joseph and William W. Jefferson Arthur C. Aiston Joseph Jefferson Richard Brinsley Sheridan Xylophone Grace Ferrard Wiggs The Cabbage Patch R. E Warren Faust -Daisy Geo. Bartlette Jew P. S Milton Kerr Moving Pictures
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