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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1908
Page
7
Osceola Wis July 21 A few months ago Louis Lund of Clam Falls lost his store to lightning. He reopened in a new building but the safe was blown open and $200 was stolen. The cracksmen failed to obtain $1000 tucked in a locker.
The big draw bridge linking Superior and Duluth streets was swung this afternoon for the first time in two years after being wrecked by the steamer Troy. This structure provides the sole means of foot and wagon passage between the two cities.
La Crosse businessman John C. Burns, a Democratic convention delegate, toured 15 light and power plants in Northern Colorado with C H Williams. He praised the Northern Colorado Power company’s vast system serving Boulder and 13 nearby towns and its role powering Denver Interurban rail and industry.
Our method uses live steam to avoid breaking skins and mushy beans. Ovens at 245 degrees bake small parcels until mealy and nutty with whole beans. The process prevents fermentation and gas, yielding a nourishing blend of beans tomato sauce and pork.
The project is controlled by a New York concern with Hallgarten and Electric Properties backing, represented by John F. Wallace. It promises land value boosts and irrigation use through a 2,500 volt line, expanding coal mills, rail power, and streetcar service from Boulder to Fort Collins. The Lafayette plant will power 12,000 horsepower via four turbo generators with 13 000 volt to 44,000 volt transmission and multiple regional substations.
Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield Pennsylvania says he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for two years and spent much on doctors before being cured by Foley’s Kidney Cure. He urges others to try it and offers his testimony. O. T. Erhart.
The Bijou Theatre reopened after a two week close for Saengerfest week and drew large crowds Sunday and Monday. The vaudeville program was among the best the small theatre has presented, with capacity business expected to continue.
Elliott and West lead a bill featuring two part dance acts and eccentric numbers with strong audience encores. Petrick, a singer with slides, and Will H. Field a Hebrew comedian draw laughs, while Rube Welch Kitty Francis & Co stage The Flip Mr Flop burletta now revised for bigger laughs and the Kinetoscope closes the program with short films.
The 25,000 club of Crookston Minnesota has formed a committee to study post road conditions radiating from the city. They will report on practical improvements that can be made to roads in the surrounding area.
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