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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1908

Page

4

Wisconsin to Spend Heavily on State Institutions

The Wisconsin state board of control plans major spendings this year at charitable and penal facilities. A binder twine factory at the state prison in Waupun will cost 125000, while the Green Bay reformatory adds 1096009 for a guard, school, and dining block. Bids for a Delavan deaf school dormitory and a Janesville blind school music building are expected soon, with costs ranging from 35000 to 10000. Concrete sidewalks and cellar floors at Sparta also receive 1000.

Madison Wis State Board of Control Waupun State Reformatory Green Bay State Penitentiary H. C. Koche& Son Milwaukee Green Bay Reformatory Ferry & Clas School For the Deaf Delavan Howland Russell School For the Blind Janesville Board of Control Sparta

Linen passes down through generations in quiet exchange

A cautious exchange about an ancient set of table linens valued at over two centuries. The vendor assures the buyer and promises discretion, noting the linens look like new. The Philadelphia Inquirer’s brief captures a moment of family memory and trust.

North Side News Busy Local Health and Job Updates

The La Crosse Tribune notes several residents facing illness with la grippe including Manager and Mrs. G W Marshlander among others. Workers like W J Spafford and John Jensen change jobs to James Foundry and James Foundry respectively. Hugo Hemstock takes a month’s vacation at Lavaque grocery and Nels Ruud returns from West Salem. many residents report recoveries and routine travel.

Mar John Garret Caledonia Street Hugo Hemstock Lavaque Rose Street Nels Ruud L. E. Lavaque West Salem

Royal Neighbors Entertain North Side Lodge at Woodman Hall

The North Side lodge of the Royal Neighbors held an evening entertainment at Woodman hall. A woman lecturer described Hawaiian habits and life. Master Ambrose Coughlin's song drew repeated recalls, with Miss Warren singing and Miss Mourning on piano. The event closed with a dance.

Royal Neighbors Woodman Hall Hawaiian Islands Ambrose Coughlin Miss Warren Miss Mourning

Dog Poisoners Active on North Side

Reports say dog poisoners are at work on the North Side with Mrs. Fierce of Gould street as a recent victim. Her dog died after poisoning, previously another dog was shot by Officer Yehle, and yesterday the second dog fell ill and is believed poisoned.

Fierce Gould Street

Cat Bites Owner After Tail in Door Incident

H L Partridge suffered a facial bite when his pet cat, angered by a door snagged tail, latched onto his cheek. The injury was minor with only a small cuticle loss and no serious harm reported. Special notice asserts Foley's Honey and Tar remains compliant with the National Pure Food and Drug Law, free of opiates or harmful drugs, recommended for all ages.

H. L. Partridge Mr. Partridge Foley O. T. Erhart

Finger Crushed Delays Work For Local Boilermaker

Charles Coster of 502 Caledonia street, long employed as a boilermaker's helper at the Milwaukee round house, suffered a painful accident Sunday when a heavy locomotive side rod slipped and crushed his finger. The injury will require several days off work.

Charles Coster Caledonia Street Milwaukee Round House

Fresh bottled cream at Stuber Bros grocer

North Side briefs note fresh bottled cream received daily at Stuber Bros a reliable grocer successor to Durland and Valentine. Also mentions Mr W V Sheets visiting his daughter Mrs F C James at 2308 Loomis St who is slowly recovering from la grippe and Mr George Nerberger at 2337 Loomis St confined at home with la grippe.

J. Sagear Prospect Street W. J. Spafford George Street James Foundry S. Ladne Wood Street John Sagear Wm. Sagear Brice Prairie John Jensen Stuber Bros Durland and Valentine W. V. Sheets Rose Street F. C. James Loomis Street George Nerberger F. West

Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription

Describes the uses of Golden Medical Discovery as a potent alterative tonic improving mucous surfaces including nasal passages throat and stomach. Favorite Prescription is billed as a strong gentle tonic for women, aiding strength regulation of functions and reducing pain. Both medicines are glyceric extracts from native American plants and sold by medicine dealers. pills Pierce's Pellets are also recommended.

Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Golden Medical Doctor Pierce

Simple Remedy For La Grippe Coughs

An advertisement extols Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe cough remedy that not only stops coughing but strengthens the lungs to prevent pneumonia. The product is sold in a yellow package with a note to avoid substitutes and credits QO. T. Erhart.

QO. T. Erhart

Northwestern Saengerbund to use temporary building

At a La Crosse club meeting the Northwestern Saengerbund was set to be housed in a temporary structure after discussion showed erecting a permanent auditorium too large a task. A plan for a temporary facility was approved with the aim of securing a suitable contract.

la Crosse Club Saengerbund

Committees Seek Public Help for Temporary Auditorium

A plan to build a temporary auditorium proceeds with three committees led by J L Utermoehl A A Bentley R B Gelatt and William Panke to solicit subscriptions and finalize site and finances. A $15 000 guarantee exists with aim to reach $25 000. timber costs estimated at $3 000. hearings on site petitions ongoing.

J. L. Utermoehl A. A. Bentley R. B. Gelatt William Panke

How She Shopped Peachy Shopper and the waiting crowd

A vivid Chicago News column follows a serene shopper choosing ribbons from many colors while a hungry crowd jealously queues. The narrator recounts the pushy demand for samples before the final bite.

Chicago News

House of Joan of Arc Still Stands in Orleans

In Orleans France a 500 year old house once inhabited by Joan of Arc remains intact awaiting its fate. Reports suggest it could be moved to New York City's Central Park for exhibition as Washington’s Mount Vernon and Grant’s Tomb appear on the vaudeville circuit.

Joan of Arc Orleans France New York City Central Park London Washington Mount Vernon Grant

Market Price List Waypoint January 28 1908

Readable lists of prices for fruits oysters produce and vegetables with multiple entries. Items include apples N Y Baldwins choice wash ben Davis, oranges navels fancy and choice, cranberries Jerseys Wisconsin, potatoes cabbage strawberries celery flour mill products and poultry. Also notes quoted by various firms and storage eggs meat and dairy prices.

John C. Burns N. Y Wisconsin Ile Srouigg Hawley Com. Co A. B. Moll Blue Point Adnan Crewe der Heck Groen

Chicago markets report wheat oats hogs and cattle prices

Chicago open high low close for May and July futures in wheat oats hogs and pork with current bids in Minneapolis and Liverpool markets. Hogs mix steady to lower with bulk near four to four and a half dollars. cattle and sheep mostly steady.

Miner & Co Chicago Minneapolis Liverpool

Market outlook hints at cautious wheat buying

Chicago market shows a friendlier stance to purchases with better cash business by millers and exporters though export is denied. Prices in Chicago New York and Liverpool are close, reserves data fuels bullish talk, and May wheat at $1 is seen as a buying base with potential profit amid a sagging opening.

Chicago Southeast New York Liverpool

Liverpool cables opening and crop price changes noted

Market bulletin lists Liverpool cables opening with wheat and corn price increases. It reports carrot and wheat figures 63-22, corn 394-2, oats 272-15. Last year wheat 16, corn 701, oats 209.

Liverpool

Indemnities Trade in Regional Wheat Futures and Livestock

A moderate indemnities session saw Jackson Marfield and Kidston lead tps purchases on wheat, sold by Bartlett Frazier and others. Ware Le land Barrell and Snynaker headed down buyers, with Pea vy and Shearson selling. Hog receipts estimated 33,000 with 6,258 left over. cattle 5,500 steady. sheep 15,000 strong.

Jackson Marfield Kidston Bartlett Frazier Ware Leland Barrell Snynaker Peavy Shearson

New York Miler & Co Promotes Positive Account Adherence

The firm states that lasting profits come from sticking to the favorable side of the account. This stance emphasizes disciplined financial strategy and consistent outlook for investors.

New York Miler & Co

Jealousy Theme In A Whimsical Verse From Nashville American

A playful verse notes envy among farm and celestial imagery. A cat and fiddle, a cow leaping the moon, and a green flying machine swoons as a satirical fable from the Nashville American.

Diddie Diddle Cat Nashville American

No Time to Live: Busy Men Strive to Make a Living

A reflective line notes that some men are so absorbed in earning a living they have little time left for living. It underscores the conflict between work and personal life without detailing any specific individuals or events.

S.S.S HE Swift Specific CO Atlanta

Hog Prices Rise on Market Today

The live hog market advanced this morning by 25 cents per hundred, bringing prices to 3.75 to 4.00 dollars. Old hens sold at 6 and 7, while young chickens moved to 7 and 9 cents per pound as provisions declined.

Joley’s Idea Cure Urges Early Kidney Trouble Action

An alarm about kidney disease notes its insidious danger and warns that early treatment can correct irregularities and prevent Bright’s disease and diabetes. Endorsed by O. T. Erhart.

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