Wisconsin Legislature Opens With Long Governor’s Message
Madison January 6 The Wisconsin legislature begins sessions next week and will feature a lengthy governor Davidson address nearly sixty pages. The message endorses industrial insurance in a non compulsory form, built on input from the labor bureau and Justice R. D. Marshall. Col. O. G. Munson contributed much of the writing.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Davidson
la Follette
Railroad Commission
State Bureau of Labor
Supreme Court
R. D. Marshall
Col
O. G. Munson
Reception at M Funk home honors Mrs Funk and family
A pleasant informal reception was hosted yesterday at M Funk's Main street home by Mrs Funk Miss Funk and Miss Nannie Funk. Despite a storm a good crowd attended and the bridal table remained a centerpiece of beauty. Mrs Doherty served salad and Mrs Schaettel oversaw coffee with assistance from Miss West Iss Louise Gund and Viola Doerflinger.
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M. Funk
Main Street
Schaettle
Mable West
Iss Louise Gund
Viola Doerflinger
Marriage Announcement for Bellevue Robbins Couple
The marriage of Helen Josephine Bellevue and Walter Alexander Robbins will be held Tuesday morning January 12 at the Congregational church. The ceremony is private with only members of the contracting parties present.
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Helen Josephine Bellevue
A. Bellrue
Walter Alexander Robbins
F. W. Robbins
Congregational Church
Wisconsin Legislature Opens Amid Speakership Battle
Governor Davidson’s message and looming caucuses dominate opening of the session. Key races center on speaker candidates M J Cleary and George E Scott with Bancroft and others in play. Clerk races in both chambers, party gains, and initial committee setup shape the weeklong start.
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M. J. Cleary
Blanchardville
George E. Scott
Barron
la Follette
Levi H. Bancroft
Richland Center
Davidson
J. EB. Thomas
Waukesha
Wallace Ingalls
Racine
L. W. Ledvina
Kellnersville
E. W. Leroy
Marinette
Senate
W. W. Powell
Milwaukee
Fred Wiley
Morrisonville
Powell
Frank Andrews
Bloomer
Grant County
W. W. Jones
Platteville
B. J. Castle
Madison
the Land Commission
R. E. Smith
Plymouth
Secretary of State
Assembly
Superior Health Chief Rates City Healthiest in State
Superior officials assert the city is the healthiest in the state citing last year’s 408 deaths from a 40 000 population for a 1 2 rate. Appleton reports a laudanum poisoning corrected by rapid physician antidote. Hayton man loses left forearm in corn shredder. Janesville cattle condemned by state veterinarian Clark near Clinton and on William Grunzele’s farm in Center. Palmyra struck by a falling object.
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Superior
Appleton
E. H. Healy
Hayton
Fred Woelfel
Janesville
D. B. Clark
Jones
Clinton
William Grunzele
Center
Palmyra
Rexall Mucu-Tone Guarantee for Catarrh Debility
A Rexall advertisement offers Mucu-Tone as a catarrh cure claiming it cures debility by purifying blood and rebuilding tissues. The program guarantees a cure or no charge for the medicine, with two bottle sizes priced 50c and 1.00, by O. T. Erhart at 431 Main Street.
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O. T. Erhart
Main Street
Personal notices of locals and arrivals in La Crosse Tribune
The column lists residents traveling visiting and returning from trips. It notes Miss Cecilia Maloney leaving for Chicago with Miss Alice Stack, Dr. Will Powell and Dr. George Powell in the medical field, Mrs. Abe Garrow and relatives visiting Alma, G. W. Bunge from Madison, Dr. C. M. Cody joining Dr. Farrand, Albert Wolfe and family from Madison, Chares Seewheizereft to Milwaukee for billiards, and Olaf Olson from Milwaukee staying with A. R. Thompson along with several others returning from trips and visits.
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FORD
the Tribune
Will Powell
Catharine Connelley
Gertrude Hosmer
Viroqua
C. Potter
Gateway City
Fourth and
Jay Streets
Farrand
McMillan Bidg
Albert Wolfe
Madison
George Larsen
Clinton Street
South Ninth Street
Chares Seewheizereft
Milwaukee
Olaf Olson
la Crosse
A. R. Thompson
Holmen Bank Receives Charter Opens for Operations
A new State bank at Holmen Wisconsin has received a charter and begun operations after stock books were examined by State Bank Examiner M C Berg. Local notices include upcoming meetings of La Crosse county officials Elks Lodges Knights of Pythias and regional agriculture and law firm consolidations.
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Holmen
Wis
M. C. Berg
Poor Commission
la Crosse County
John E. Hauser
David Aiken
Fritz Schroder
Court House
ELKS
Linton Lodge
Knights of Pythias
la Crosse
Post Office
Toll Report Endorsed in La Crosse Bridge Decision
A committee argues tolls on the La Crosse bridge remain a sound business choice, noting $50,000 to $735,000 annual impact and questioning tax increases of $6,000 yearly to residents if the bridge were free. The report thanks Mayor Anderson and Capt. W. A. Thompson for help.
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la Crosse
Minnesota
Anderson
W. A. Thompson
RE. S. Hebberd
Frank G. Roth
Adam Kroner
Saloon Crackdown Amid War Hears Violent Fatalities
Reports describe the Corliss War declared against eight local saloons. Dr J L Valentine the board president issued warrants for J P Olle a hotel owner and a saloon operator. He warned licenses would be revoked if Sunday closings were not observed. A separate incident notes William Stocklauer 21 killed felling a tree at camp 12 near Laona.
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Henry Steele
Corliss
J. L. Valentine
J. P. Olle
Camp 12
Laona
Fie
Themakings of a cigarette are ten the unmaking of the user
A compact aphorism notes how the process of making cigarettes can harm the smoker. The statement contrasts production with personal cost, implying addiction and health decline as the price of tobacco use.
U S Express Officials Meet in La Crosse Banquet
United States Express officials gathered in La Crosse for a corporate meeting with department heads and route agents from Chicago Milwaukee Minneapolis Madison Sioux City and La Crosse attending A dinner followed at Hotel Stoddard after a day of business discussions
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United States Express Company
la Crosse
Stoddard
T. E. McDonnell
Chicago
F. R. Lindsay
C. W. Smith
E. B. Eddy
F. B. Sherwin
J. S. Westlake
Milwaukee
J. J. Fitzgerald
Minneapolis
J. H. Johnson
Aberdeen
S. D
H. M. Tusler
Madison
F. C. Evans
Marion
C. A. Benninger
Sioux City
J. E. Jaeger
W. J. Smith
E. W. Tate
P. Kerrigan
A. G. Eddy
Farmer Credits Grape-Nuts For Digestion and Health
A farmer, troubled by two years of chronic indigestion, reports relief after reducing starch and using Grape-Nuts with cream and Postum. He claims a 6 pound gain in four weeks, clearer brain, stronger nerves, and better sleep. The letter is from the Postum Co. and promotes the product as a reason for wellbeing.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance elects officers and directors
The Shelby Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance annual meeting elected directors F J Brown Joseph Foellim Peter Kienholz Henry Freehoff S J Miller John E Lemke D F Miller Jacob Schumacher and W J Dawson. Officers chosen were Henry Freehoff president Peter Kienholz secretary and W J Dawson treasurer. Secretary’s report shows forty six losses totaling 6255.14 with nearly 4 500 000 in total insured value.
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Shelby Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company
F. J. Brown
Joseph Foellim
Peter Kienholz
Henry Freehoff
S. J. Miller
John E. Lemke
D. F. Miller
Jacob Schumacher
W. J. Dawson
Foley petitions bankruptcy against Pierce county laborer Conroy
John E. Foley of Emlsworth Wisconsin files before Clerk of Court to seek bankruptcy for Joseph Conroy a Pierce county farm laborer. Judge Sanborn orders bankruptcy and refers matter to Referee in Bankruptcy Baldwin. Read Tribune want ads.
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John E. Foley
Emlsworth
Wis
United States District Court
Harrison
Joseph Conroy
Pierce County
Sanborn
Baldwin
Tribute to Col Vilas at Dane County bar memorial
Friends of the late Col William F Vilas gathered in the supreme courtrooms for memorial exercises under the Dane County Bar Association. Judges Bashford and Jenkins spoke while Pliny Norcross and Neal Brown represented county and state bars. Justice Joshua R Dodge addressed the supreme court.
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Madison, Wis
William F. Vilas
Dane County Bar Association
Bashford
James G. Jenkins
Pliny Norcross
Janesville
Neal Brown
Wausau
The
State Bar Association
Joshua R. Dodge
Supreme Court
Carry Supplies Free of Charge for Italian Quake Sufferers
La Crosse agent for United States Express Co announces free delivery of clothing and money contributions to Italian quake victims, limited to ordinary package size. Also notes expression “Two heads are better than one” from a kissing bee.
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John C. Burns
Green Houses Schaffer & Ellers
la Crosse Floral Co
27Th and
Cass ST
ICE Cream & Butter Company
N.S. Bottling Works
Rose Street
Manufacturers’ and Jobbers’ Association
Irvine
Sterling
W. T. Irvine
Main St
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Wisconsin News
Lacrosse
F. L. Holmes
L. M. Sturdevant
C. E. Shaffer
John C. Miller
Isaac Stephenson
Cameron Frazer
Menominee Falls
City News
Morrow
Sontinental
Henry N. Boehm
Mgr
New York
Chargo
COROS
U.S. Express Coo
Farmers Company Elect Directors
Tribune
Col. Vilas
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