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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1908

Page

7

Old Line Life Insurance Company of America planned in Milwaukee

A million dollar firm to be known as the Old Line Life Insurance Company of America is being organized in Wisconsin with Milwaukee as headquarters. Stock is being sold and organizers’ names are not public. Rupert F. Fry is the manager. state approval is claimed and a local trust company will act as trustee until operations begin under the law.

Milwaukee Wis Old Line Life Insurance Company of America Wisconsin Rupert F. Fry

Mystery Fire Damages Fair Store in Fond du Lac

Fire of unknown origin struck the Fair store on South Main street in Fond du Lac Wisconsin causing about 22000 in loss insured. Manager I Rosenblatt left the building minutes before the blaze and says no signs of fire when he departed. Other sufferers include M K Fitzsimons Sons 1500 and A G Dana 100 with 1500 for the building.

Fond DU Lac Wis South Main Street I. Rosenblatt M. K. Fitzsimmons & Sons A. G. Dana

When a Man Has Money, Society Sees Him Childish

A reflection on how savers are judged, scoring social misreads of thrift. The remark implies prudence is mistaken for immaturity, shaping attitudes toward personal finance and restraint.

Homecomings Draw Former Residents in Wisconsin Towns

Wisconsin towns plan homecomings with former residents invited. In Black River Falls July 21 to 24 includes a soldiers day parade with mayoral addresses. Portage hosts September 1 to 4 with city and county fair coordination. Manitowoc schedules August 25 to 28 with county fair ties and wide invitations.

Black River Falls Wis J. J. McGillivray J. A. Watrous Whitewater Spring Brook Park Manitowoc

Factory Worker Rescues Girl in Swift Rock River

Jefferson Wisconsin July 14 Mary Green ten daughter of Philip Green was saved from drowning by Cheeky Biden a factory employee. The boy dived into the swift Rock river near the mill dam to rescue her just as she sank for the third time. Adams Fuchs a local retail furniture dealer also narrowly escaped death when his horse threw him in a runaway accident yesterday.

Jefferson, Wis Mary Green Philip Green Cheeky Biden Rock River Mill Dam Elden Adams Fuchs

Wisconsin State News In Brief

State rundown of WI items: Coe names Milwaukee to Grand Haven route with travel by steamship then Grand Trunk train to Toledo for $9 round trip. Delavan library turned over to city with $23,000 expenditure and $5,000 endowment. Outagamie district institutes set July 14 15 16 at Medina Sugar Bush and Shipeton. Exeland post office established Lydia Bowman postmaster Keyser closed mail to Morrisonville. Eugene Mooney dies after live wire shock. H E Patten named soil chemist $2 000 salary. A Bruchler son dies after hot water burn. Schmidt children Paris green poisoning critical. State rate commission surveys water plant. Schools install $8,590 heating. Motorcycle caused runaway injuries to Mrs E V Benjamin. Julia McKenna dress catch fire but saved. Fire damages $26,000 stock at Fair store Fond du Lac. Old Adams house may be replaced by hotel in Green Bay.

Kaukauna Outagamie ‘County Medina Sugar Bush Shipcton Washington, D. C Exeland Lawler County Wis Lydia Bowman Keyser Morrisonville EAU Claire Eugene Mooney H. E. Patten Dane County Agriculture Department Wausau J. Bruchler E. V. Benjamin Julia McKenna Ernie Johnson Fond DU Lac Main Street Green Bay Adams

Van Camp's Beans Promises Crisper, Easier Digestion

A promotional appeal extols Van Camp's canned beans over home baked varieties. It urges readers to ask neighbors about quality, cites taste and digestibility advantages, and describes baking in steam at 245 degrees, packed in small parcels for thorough heat penetration.

van Camp

McFarland Welsh Ready for Third Bout on Labor Day

Los Angeles July 14 Packie McFarland agrees to a third meeting with Freddie Welsh for Labor Day at Jim Jeffries arena likely a thirty five round affair. McFarland could not arrange a bout with Gans or Nelson. Jeffries criticizes refereeing and will not officiate the next match.

Los Angeles

Wisconsin league transfer plan scrapped by President Moll

Milwaukee attendance failed to spark interest and park owners fretted over 25 percent gate receipts as Green Bay defeated the Reds in a revived stand, while Rockford reporters praised the league’s rough, entertaining play and Madison scribe says losing brings no dishonor.

Milwaukee Moll Green Bay Madison Sporting

Rockford Uses Blexrud in Prolonged Ball Game

In a one score ball game, Rockford wore down Blexrud until he finally received his green papers. The game featured heavy endurance and a decisive late push by Rockford to seal the win.

Rockford Blexrud

Man from Mansfield Credits Foley’s Kidney Cure

Ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pa., reports two years of poor health from kidney and bladder trouble. He spent much on doctors without relief and credits Foley’s Kidney Cure with restoring his health. He urges others to refuse substitutes. O. T. Erhart.

Ira W. Kelley Mansfield Foley O. T. Erhart

Artist Lars Haukanes Paints Historic Farm

Artist Lars Haukanes, based in the Lienlokken building, has returned from the Whitehall area where he painted a historic farm scene. He also sketched other works to be finished later. He previously painted likenesses of John Gund and Rev. Sagan to be unveiled at the Lutheran hospital.

Lars Haukanes Lienlokken Building Whitehall Mr. Haukanes John Gund Rev. Sagan Lutheran Hospital

Wool Brings Good Price at Roberts Wisconsin

Over 43,000 pounds of wool were sold here to Chicago buyers, representing the Society of Equity stock. Native wool brought 18 1/2 cents per pound while western wool sold for 15 cents.

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