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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
9
Advertisements seek dining room and kitchen girls at the American House Hotel Bronson and North Western Hotel. A competent girl is also sought. Inquiries directed to the northwest corner of 15th and Cass.
For sale a corner lot 45 by 149 feet with alley access in a desirable area. Cash buyers only. Address A. T. Tribune. Also for sale a nine room house with a good barn and fine water in good condition inquire at 1322 Pine Street. There is a room house with a barn on a large lot plus two cottages on a large lot leaving the city at 1227 Denton.
Advertisement notes that Teamer E. Rutledge can be chartered for excursions with rates and dates available from F. J. Fugina in Fountain City Wisconsin. Also lists home treatment for mothers and daughters by Miss Cecelia Maloney in Meriden, an offer for a young brown spaniel named Mike with a reward, and Dr H. C. Evenson at Doerflinger's for the service.
State of Wisconsin invites sealed bids for two year public printing binding and ruling for legislative and state use. Madison office deadline July 20 1908 at noon. Includes maximum price schedule. bids must meet statutory forms and guaranties. contract setup by Secretary of State.
Notice announces a special term of the Wisconsin La Crosse County Court in probate on August 4, 1908 at ten o'clock a.m. Christine Schmidt, administratrix of Marie Christine Schmidt, seeks adjustment settlement and allowance of her final account and assignment of the estate residue to entitled parties. John Costley, Register in Probate, and Paul W Mahoney attorney for administratrix are listed.
In Fitchburg Massachusetts on July 4 saloonkeepers and brewers join police to reform liquor sales enforcing a one drink per person limit aimed at preventing intoxication. the rule applies to the city and nearby towns.
A boy writes about Quakers saying they never quarrel or fight. He adds Pa is a Quaker, but doubts his mother fits the label. The remark blends humor and childlike observation in a schoolroom scene.
Launch owners plan action at next La Crosse Motorboat Club meeting to pressure pilots of large steamers to show more consideration for smaller craft. They allege steamboat pilots deliberately create waves to unsettle launches, risking capsizing and damaged equipment, despite launches having equal navigation rights under current laws. Local authorities say complaints will be handled, and safety rules apply to both large and small vessels.
O. T. Erhart promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for summer kidney irregularities caused by excessive drinking or overheating. The ad urges immediate attention to kidney health during hot weather.
The Freiberg silver mine in Saxony, in uninterrupted operation since 1168, will close in 1913 after decades of losses. The Saxon finance minister announced the shutdown, with 220000 dollars deficit this year and many state miners to be pensioned.
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