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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1908
Page
7
A regional alliance emerges as Minnesota and Northwest lawmakers join forces over a contentious alimony measure valued at twenty thousand dollars. The move signals cross‑state political alignment on family support policy within the legislature.
John C Cotrell was issued a notice in the deaths shadow for sixteen hours. The fragment references a legal or administrative action involving Cotrell and a prolonged period of inactivity or oversight. No further readable details available.
In Des Moines Iowa a legislative speech on milk purity triggers public concern. The article follows a complex love triangle involving Iowa legislator John C. Cottrell and Des Moines clubwoman Mrs. A. W. Hough, a divorce suit for 26000 alimony, and the fallout affecting public health trust.
Reports from Belle Fourche and nearby towns detail progress on government experimental farm buildings east of the dam, with construction by Nelson and Stewart nearing completion under Supt Jensen, and plans to begin new work in the spring.
Classified items include a small horse suitable for delivery or driving inquire 1232 Caledonia a Buffalo coat sized cheap a front suite of rooms modern furnished or unfurnished 214 South Seventh for rent or sale Miller's farm north of Golf links ideal dairy or truck farm address Mrs J P Miller La Crosse Wis general delivery
Classified notice advertising washing and ironing services with lace curtain work at 923 Farnamee, plus furnished rooms and board at 122 South Street. Includes money to loan from Stevens at 209 McMillan offering diamonds and valuables bought.
Ira Page a brakeman from Grand Crossing on the Burlington suffered a painful fall from a freight train headfirst at Cochrane Wisconsin. His head was bruised and both eyes swollen but he was able to return to passenger No 52 and go home on George Street to rest for several days before resuming work.
Fred Gade aged 74 died in Iowa Falls after being struck along the Illinois Central rails while returning home after dark. Authorities think a backing freight, cut at the coal chutes, struck him, causing skull and rib injuries and internal damage. He formerly lived near Williams in Hamilton County with extensive property and leaves a large family.
A quip notes that when a wife is angry and silent, she cannot demand money from her husband, offering a comfort amid domestic disputes. The line reflects practical tension in marriage and money matters without graphic detail.
An old reflection notes how a woman loses hope of attracting a wealthy fiancé once a man of means shows no romantic interest, suggesting social pressures and gender dynamics dampen a hopeful engagement.
Crookston Minnesota January reports R A Lawrence skated on the Red Lake river when he broke through a thin ice edge. The current swept him into a large open space. An expert swimmer he was exhausted by the cold and strong current and suffered facial injuries from ice. He will be unable to work for some time.
A quoted speaker claims to be involved with Mr. Cottrell, expressing sympathy for another woman and respect for the husband while affirming love for Mr. Cottrell. The fragment evidences personal relationship tensions and emotional conflict.
Rail schedules listed as daily departures with notes for exceptions: daily except Sunday and daily except Saturday.
Southeast railway service bulletin states daily trains operate except Sundays with limited Sunday schedules. Departure and arrival notes reference OC location and B and Q depot operations.
Mr and Mrs A Upland of La Crosse joined Mr and Mrs Schilling for the holidays. Several families from Dresbach Smiths Coulee Sand Lake and West Salem visited relatives in the region over New Year and Christmas including Lemke Meyer and Schilling households. Some residents, such as A Maynard and the Fierce family, reported illnesses or small gatherings with neighbors.
A terse line notes that some individuals avoid paying costs unless compelled by pressure. It highlights stubbornness in meeting financial obligations and hints at a social behavior pattern. The piece underscores accountability and consequences of avoidance in public life.
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