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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1913

Page

2

Social notes from ONALASKA WIS community

Local residents and visitors gather for New Year visits and family time across La Crosse Bangor Janesville Green Bay and other Wisconsin towns. Inns of note include the Mystic Workers annual installation in Woodmen hall and several relatives spending holidays with kin in diverse communities.

Downs la Crosse A. Storandt W. E. Morris Madison Robert Davis Bangor B. Shore Mystic Workers Woodmen Hall Claude E. Aiken Janesville

Indignant Woman Reacts to Chicken Incubator Sightings

A woman expresses persistent anger each time she encounters a chicken incubator while nearby, describing the device as provoking strong irritation. In contrast, bold bulls are portrayed as crafty and dangerous, forcing girls to flee over fences in a rural setting.

Man Slashes Self After Marriage Refusal in Milwaukee

Frank Krzycki Jr., 21, plunged a knife into his right side after being refused marriage by Helen Czerwinski, 17, in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Doctors say the wound is serious but not fatal. The incident followed his vow that the refusal would end the affair.

Milwaukee Wis Frank Krzycki, Jr Helen Czerwinski B. E. Taylor

Caught Stealing Chickens Bound Over for Burglary Trial

In Marinette Wisconsin Alfred Gamlin a 23 year old man was caught stealing chickens from Arthur Chris tenson’s coop at 2 am by two young men returning from a dance. He is bound over to the circuit court for trial on burglary charges.

Marinette Wis Arthur Christenson Alfred Gamlin

Noted editor James Ryan dies in Wisconsin

James Ryan founder of the Appleton Crescent and oldest newspaper man in Wisconsin in years of service died today at age 82 after a year confined to his home. He had guided the Crescent since its early days and was a respected figure in Appleton.

Appleton Wis James Ryan The Appleton Crescent Wisconsin

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement by La Crosse Reader

For months La Crosse readers praise Dean's Kidney Pills amid local use and relief claims. Mrs. T Bramwell confirms public 1907 recommendation and continued family relief from weak kidneys. Ad urges asking for Dean's Kidney Pills by name with home testimony backing and Buffalo company credit.

Dean

Forensic Year Sees Moderate High School Success

The high school forensic year matches the fairly successful athletics year with Guy Jollivette earning second in the state oratorical contest at Eau Claire. Debating societies Wendell Phillips and Lincoln Douglas note limited support but strong talent from Minnie Olson Elizabeth Keiser Elsie Halik and others. Expect improved performance this year under coaches Miss May Dunn and Mr. Homer Leach.

Guy Jollivette Eau Claire Sparta Viroqua Minnie Olson Elizabeth Keiser Elsie Halik Wendell Phillips Lincoln Douglas Will Wagner Jollivette Halik and Webb Webb Halik Galesville Arcadia Ray Mabie Mahoney Wagner Lit Lincoln Douglas Debating Society Euler Witcraft Turner Mabie May Dunn Homer Leach

Dresbach Notes on Local Residents and Visitors

Arthur Dickson buys Woodward residence on Main. Geo Tooley and Misses Eva Abbot and Vira Tooley of Sparta Wis visited last week. D H Baker shipped stock to Chicago Tuesday. Sylvester Sabin back from the west. Mrs French of La Crescent visiting relatives. Peter Holcomb moved into Dresbach residence bought by Mrs Lord. Otto Schwartz and Miss Frieda Heffner of La Crosse guests of Frank and Mrs Zenker. Misses Glenn and School from La Crosse WB U home for vacation. D A Webster and family of La Crescent guests of Edw Schlabach. Mrs L Polzin of Waseca visited Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs O P Chricton Visiting daughter Mrs Frank Tubbs in Independence Wis. Mrs P R Dickson returned from Kellogg Minn. Master John Franzen of La Crosse with grandfather John Nichols. M Morrisey of Minnesota City called Monday. R A Donaldson spent New Year’s with family. R H Dickson made a trip to Minnesota City.

Arthur Dickson Woodward Main Street Geo. Tooley Eva Abbot Vira Tooley Sparta Wis D. H. Baker Chicago Sylvester Sabin Mrs. French la Crescent Peter Holcomb Dresbach Lord Otto Schwartz Frieda Heffner la Crosse Frank Zenker Josephine Glenn Lenora la Crosse W. B. U D. A. Webster Family of Edw. Schlabach L. Polzin Waseca Minn O. P. Chricton Frank Tubbs Independence P. R. Dickson Kellogg, Minn A. E. Smith John Franzen John Nichols M. Morrisey Minnesota City R. A. Donaldson R. H. Dickson

Stephenson Pays Tax on Marinette Income

Marinette Wis Jan 6 Senator Isaac Stephenson paid 4766 dollars as income tax on income from Marinette holdings only. The senator notes he has large industries elsewhere.

Marinette, Wis Isaac Stephenson Marinette

Wisconsin income tax discussion cited by Minnesota panel

Kos suth Kent Kennan, Wisconsin income tax supervisor, told the Minnesota tax commission that the tax did not drive big industries from Wisconsin. He claimed many large industries entered the state since its adoption and that revenue exceeded expectations by about threefold.

ST. Paul, Minn Kossuth Kent Kennan

Colorful Bible Paper Proposal Draws Press Mockery

A publisher’s letter bag at Oxford University Press suggests India paper Bible options with bright purple or orange hues and gold, silver, or colored lettering. The London Standard mocks the idea, noting no medieval breviary had such gaudy color schemes.

Oxford University Press London Standard

Too Heavy and Mechanical Kisses in Houston Post Satire

A humorous fragment from the Houston Post questions weight and size with dialogue about a lawn mower and a joking remark on mechanical kisses among women. The exchange hints at playful social banter and media tone of the era.

Houston Post

Fond du Lac Fire Destroys Candy Plant

In Fond du Lac Wisconsin a fire of unknown origin at Boex Holman Candy company damaged the warehouse at 9 am causing about 50000 dollars in losses. Insurance covers the damage. The blaze enveloped the building in thirty minutes and risked the main factory structure.

Fond DU Lac Wis Boex-Holman Candy Company

Oysters Closely Resemble Milk in Nutrient Balance

Professor Julius Nelson of Rutgers College notes in Leslie's that oysters, like cow's milk, contain all four essential nutrients in good amounts. They have a higher flesh-building content relative to other elements, so diners balance the meal with starches and fats, offering a cost effective alternative to other meats.

Julius Nelson Rutgers College Leslie's

Bank officers indicted in Cincinnati misappropriation case

Nathaniel S. Keith former secretary and Fletcher R. Williams former treasurer of the Cincinnati Trust Company, led by president George B. Cox, were indicted by the Hamilton county grand jury on charges of misappropriation of bank funds. Alleged illegal loans to Ford and Johnson Chair Company of Michigan City Ind now bankrupt are cited. A. D. Martin manager of Ford and Johnson was indicted for publishing a false financial statement.

Cincinnati Ohio Nathaniel S. Keith Fletcher R. Williams Cincinnati Trust Company George B. Cox Hamilton County Grand Jury Ford and Johnson Chair Company Michigan City Ind A. D. Martin Ford and Johnson Company

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the National Bank of la Crosse U. S Geo. W. Burton F. P. Hixon L. C. Colman Geo A. W. Pettibone C. F. Michel Henry Gund Joseph B. Funke Onalaska, Wis Walter Kohler T. G. Aiken W. E. Spreiter West Concord Truman Hanson Lignite N. D Henry Ellis Ida Aiken Ruth Johnson F. L. Aiken Green Bay A. O. Olmstead W. C. Snow Boscobel Mr. Snow Ed. Nelson Long Coulee Mabel Nelson West Carlos Burris Harold W. Dandy Greenville Ill Eugene Horn Lizzie Clark North Bend A. L. Halvorson Clinton Iowa Young People’s Society Norwegian Lutheran Church Ida Lena Wold Catherine Mailer Marie Moos Sand Lake C. A. Veeder Mauston E. E. Harris Homer Anderson Morning Sun B. N. Anderson W. A. Randall Eyota H. T. Richmond Lucile Reynolds Jacksonport Volkert Smith Trempealeau County Grace Riebe Minneapolis Joseph Sagen Gotfred Mosher Rochester C. W. Meyers Meyers Omaha Neb H. O. Mailer Kansas City John Mailer Ed. Harris Flossie Merrill Spring Grove Lacrosse Gas & Electric CO Main St Ment Dresbach, Minn Stephenson Otady Garment Workers Max Pine New York New York Garment Workers S.S.S SWIFT Atlanta
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