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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
7
WANTED For U. S. Army able bodied men 21 to 35 citizens of the United States of good character who can speak read and write English. For information apply to recruiting officer at Hotel Grand La Crosse Wis. WANTED Blacksmith Ten Mile House Mormon Coulee Good place.
Help wanted at 525 King for a dining room position requiring experience. Also seeks a girl to assist in general housework at the same location.
Multiple sale notices list a 5 hp wood sawing machine, Kleist studio negatives, a well bred colt and buggy, a 940 lb black horse, a house for rent, a red touring car in good condition, a gasoline launch with 3% hp engine, a Buffalo coat, and various contact details across Barron and Onalaska Wisconsin.
Classified page lists property offerings including dairy or truck farm potential north of Golf links and multiple rental rooms. Entries cover furnished rooms with heat gas private family post office area cottage flat and general inquiries to local addresses in La Crosse Wisconsin.
Between 16th Street and Main Street a small black tie lost a brooch and a finder will receive a large reward. Return to Tribune for reward.
Fort Dodge Iowa report on Lizzie Ritchey aged 90 marrying her childhood sweetheart Robert Cochran of Fort Dodge in New Bethlehem Pennsylvania. Cochran a 75 year old pioneer builder who previously wed Ritchey in youth and later lost her. she remained true, and now they unite as the romantic climax of a half century.
A new Moroccan sultan, Mulai Haffid, is installed after Mulai Aziz is deposed for courting European manners and financial troubles. A deputation traveled from Fez to outline ascent conditions. The publication features Fez landmarks, the sultan, the deposed monarch, and the American consul's Fez office.
A St. Cloud man with hair a foot long and a beard of similar length, resembling Rip Van Winkle, was found living in a hut about fifteen miles from Big Lake. He claimed to hail from St. Cloud and appears nearly mad, suffering from some terrible sorrow.
Albert Lea Minn Jan 24 Judge John Lovely remains gravely ill from partial paralysis and deteriorating mental and physical faculties. Friends fear a recurrent hemorrhage could end his life at any time as he stays bedbound and intermittently able to rise.
A. R. Applin fled the Fergus Falls county jail after being allowed to bring in wood for exercise under a deputy’s supervision. He was charged with stealing a mail sack from Staples station and taking its contents. efforts to locate him have so far failed.
Railway timetable notes trains arrive and depart from Uw and Q depot daily except Sunday with Sunday operations listed as c Sunday calls.
The text advertises the Green Bay and Western line as a popular route linking Green Bay, Winona, La Crosse, Stevens Point, Minneapolis and Lake Michigan cities. It mentions car ferries and summer and winter service to New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Detroit and other points with J A Jordan as general manager.
Police Officer Henry Becker was shot while attempting to arrest a burglar and died later at Strahles hospital with three bullets in his body. Two suspects were arrested, one in Cable and one in Foley. a mob demanded lynching as authorities guarded the jail. Several robberies and thefts are linked to the case as police search for a third suspect and police units spread across nearby towns.
The Lincoln Douglas Debating Society at La Crosse High plans a February 7 minstrel show described as the greatest bargain in city entertainment. The second rehearsal at the high school showcased new songs by Prof. Bizee Yawnee and a cast expected to draw large crowds. tickets will go on sale soon.
La Crosse Mortgage and Loan Co at 322 Main Street offers loans to salaried people on furniture pianos horses and wagons with no removal and no publicity.
A unnamed man stole four wood measuring tickets from the desk of Wood Measurer Weber after drinking lightly. He was caught with the tickets in his overcoat pocket when searched by Weber. Police took him to the station for sobriety and questions.
Attorney General Bonaparte reported yesterday that the government plans to sue E H Harriman challenging the legality under the anti trust act of Union Pacifics purchase of a controlling interest in the Southern Pacific and related lines. The move hinges on details disclosed in the July merger commission report.
A figure of over 27 000 women in New York express support for their husbands while challenging the notion that a husband is merely a convenience. The stance reflects debates on marriage roles and economic independence.
The Congregational church members in Armogr NorthWest have about decided to erect a larger worship space. Pledges total $5,000 with $2,400 to be advanced by the National Church Building Society. Marshalltown Ja Harry
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