La Crosse Tribune North Side Office File
The listing notes the North Side Office location at 831 Rose Street in La Crosse with address details for the Tribune office.
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North Side Office
Rose ST
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
4
New Morning Local Milwaukee Train Set For La Crosse Route
Milwaukee announces passenger train No 8 to start Monday morning from La Crosse at 6:00 am arriving Milwaukee 1:15 pm and connecting with No 8 to Chicago at 1:45 pm. No 6 leaves La Crosse at 12:30 pm and reaches Milwaukee 7:20 pm. Local runs will relieve east of Portage and serve small towns along the line.
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The
Milwaukee Railroad
Milwaukee
Chicago
Portage
la Crosse
Newsboy Stops Street Car Chaos After Delaying Passenger Run
A street car was derailed on St. Cloud street at 5 PM when a newsboy pushing a heavy bundle of papers toppled them onto the tracks. The crowded bundle forced the car off the rails and halted traffic for about an hour before the car was replaced and service resumed.
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St. Cloud Street
Milwaukee Road Cut Finished Red Wing Hastings Line
The Milwaukee road between Red Wing and Hastings has been shortened by miles as a result of recent work. A large cut was needed to relocate tracks across a bluff and two small towns were removed from the main line.
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Milwaukee Road
Red Wing
Hastings
Trouble in Lake Pepin delays Wisconsin travelers
Joseph Gohres returned from St. Paul in Bob Henry's boat and the party faced high waves on Lake Pepin. they waited until evening to continue. Gohres left at Wa basha and rode by train for the rest of the journey. The piece ends with a remark about anger over a furnace fire going out last winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gohres
St. Paul
Bob Henry
Mr. Gohres
Wabasha
Lake Pepin
Bishop Announces Diocesan Changes In Wisconsin
The Rt. Rev. Bishop Schwebach outlined La Crosse diocese pastorate changes. Charles Fries moves to Summit to lead the church there. several priests shift parishes including Aubendale Bakersville Loyal and Wausau hospital, with Can ner Fries Summit and Rev Kavrez Castle, Rev Peter Wever Waumandee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwebach
la Crosse
Charles Fries
W. J. Fries
Summit
W. Hackner
Aubendale
Bakersville
T. J. Schumacher
Auberndale
August Daugen
Loyal
Vau Galle
Joseph Stenz
Fairview
John Hayski
Cassel
Siegel
FF. X. Orthen
Waumandee
Wausau
John Neises
Dorchester
M. Wernerus
Keysville
Can*rer Fries
John Kavrez
Castle
Peter Wever
North Side Briefs Mention Local Excursion and Visits
Caledonia street M E church Ladies Aid hosts a Saturday excursion with a 2 PM departure and 9 PM return. Woodmen of the World Rose Grove chapter hosts an ice cream social on Reed's lawn 1721 Charles street this evening. Various residents, including Mrs E Dowell and Mr A Anderson, are visiting or returning from trips. Bert Marshall remains post appendectomy in La Crosse hospital.
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W. W
Caledonia Street
M. E
Woodmen of the World
Rose Grove
Reed's
Charles Street
E. Dowell
Kane Street
Wabasha
J. E. Green
Briel Prairie
T. L. Vought
Loomis Street
J. Knabe
A. Anderson
Sparta
J. B. Callahan
Wood Street
Bert Marshall
la Crosse Hospital
Child asks about heaven and moral buttons
One day a boy named Tommy rushes in excited and asks his mother a questions about heaven and what he will use to button his pants there, reflecting a playful, innocent curiosity.
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Tommy
Care of colored garments and stain removal tips
A treatise on stain removal for children's clothing highlights methods for strawberry and fruit stains, rust, ink, wine, grass, and scorch marks. Methods include molasses, alum, salt, lemon juice, vinegar, oxalic acid, ammonia water, and heat or sun, with cautions on acids and bleaching.
Local Retailers Advertise Deep Discounts on Household Goods
Prominent sale notice proclaims cash saves and bargains on fruit jars soda crackers naptha soap and cleaning supplies. Items listed include Van Camp beans canned goods soap brooms and dairy products with prices across multiple package sizes and quantities.
Civic Parade Is Shriners Climax
In St Paul Minnesota the mammoth civic parade crowned the Shriners week festivities with about 4000 in line and over 40 floats. A full dress reception followed at the Auditorium and a grand ball at the Armory, with many Shriners planning to depart Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
Shriners
Y M C A Relay Runners Beat Schedule in Rochester
The Y M C A relay team from New York to Chicago arrived in Rochester at 10 a m, over four hours ahead of schedule. The dash westward continued with few breaks as they pressed toward Chicago.
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Rochester
N. Y
New York
Chicago
Congress reports 1.008 billion in first Sixtieth session spending
Washington July 17 A grand total of 1 008 397 543 56 dollars appears in the summary of appropriations for the first session of the Sixtieth Congress. The figure was prepared by Senate chief clerk Thomas P Cleaves and House clerk James C Courts under the law requiring end of session publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Thos. P. Cleaves
James C. Courts
Senate
House
Reflections on Harm and Restful Mind
A terse aphorism on how speech can harm more than fear of harm and how attempting quiet contemplation often leads to stomach discomfort and unease.
We Don’t Have to Listen to Others’ Troubles Either
A brief remark contrasts airing our own problems with listening to others. It suggests a shared human experience of focusing on personal difficulties rather than daily others’ woes. The tone is reflective and mildly admonitory.
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R. P. Stanton
E.A Bailey
North Side
Lacrosse
la Grosse Cornice & Ceiling Co
State St
D. Jehlen, JR
S. 3Rd Street
Newburg
Famous Police and Fireman
Pearl Street
Peter Newburg
Chas, Fries
Wis
North Side Briefs
Alohls
Lendseed Aoe
Flore
Ants Eesses Nacces
OFS
Eeerree AC
van Camp's
van Camp
Nick Birnbaum
Gillette St
Congress
Anderson Tire Works
Caledonia St. N. la Crosse
Horn
Batery
Tanberg Auto CO
Ila Crosse, Wis
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