Postoffice Clerks Receive Salary Increases in Wisconsin
The Washington announcement states salary increases for Post Office clerks across Wisconsin. In La Crosse four clerks gain raises, each by 100 dollars yearly, with larger bumps elsewhere. total Wisconsin increases vary by city and count, including Green Bay three, Madison five, Oshkosh four, Racine six, Superior five, Milwaukee thirty, and other towns receiving single or double clerks raised.
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la Crosse
Washington
Tscharner
Postoffice Department
Wisconsin
Waupaca
Antigo
Ashlond
Baraboo
Loit
Burlington
Chippewa Falls
Fort Atkinson
Grand Rapids
M4initowee
Merrill
Neenah
Platteville
Portage
Rhinelander
Shieboygan
Sparta
Stevens Point
Stoughton
Two Rivers
Watertown
Waukesha
Wausau
Whitewater
Appleton
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Kenosha
Janesville
Green Bay
Madison
Oshkosh
Racine
Superior
Milwaukee
Bathhouse Robbery Suspect Said to Have Accomplice
Police believe a thief stealing from bathers at the public bath is aided by an assistant who watches for interruptions and signals danger. Many lockers can be opened by springing board locks without keys, and detectives are closing in on the pair.
Denatured Alcohol Delayed in Commerce Start
Treasury notes no change in manufacture terms and denatured alcohol will not enter commerce until October 1 at the earliest. A Washington bulletin to internal revenue officers says regulations will not be distributed before that date and clarifies there has been no change in production terms.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Internal Revenue Officers
Treasury and Revenue Offices
Denatured alcohol market blocked by new tax law rules
The distillery must follow the new legal setup including bonds surveys warehouses and staff duties. Alcohol may be withdrawn tax free only if denatured to prevent beverage or medicinal use until enforcement details are worked out.
Assemblyman Johnson Not Seeking Reelection in Second District
Assemblyman Thomas Johnson announces he will not seek renomination for the Second district seat. He says two terms fulfilled his duty and business reasons compel retirement. W. S. Kaeppie of Onalaska is expected to seek the nomination in his place.
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Thomas Johnson
Johnson
W. S. Kaeppie
Kaeppie
Onalaska
Musician injured after falling through hall hole in city hall
Professor Peterson, a noted musician, was seriously hurt yesterday when he stepped into a hole in the city hall floor as he approached the board of public works office. The hole, left open during rewiring, extended through plastering and was noticed by others who freed him.
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Peterson
Board of Public Works
Snyder and Williams Attend Appleton Liquor Dealers Meeting
C. S. Snyder and John Williams left last night for Appleton to attend a retail liquor dealers meeting.
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C. S. Snyder
John Williams
Appleton
Hartwell praises Denver lodge convention highlights
Ellis lodge delegate F. R. Hartwell returns to La Crosse praising Denver hospitality. He recalls an ideal climate, vast lodge representation, a grand parade with ornate costumes and floats, and a snowball battle featuring snowballs from sixty miles away.
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Ellis
F. R. Hartwell
la Crosse
Denver
Hartwell
Fife
Noffal Road
Henry Learman Charged With Assault and Battery
Henry Learman was fined 10 and costs totaling 1884 in Judge Brindley s court after his wife Sadie Learman said he assaulted her. The incident occurred after Learman returned from work and confronted Sadie who was with another man near Division Street. He restrained her and choked her until police intervened.
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Henry Learman
Sadie Learman
Cameron Avenue
City Hall Rewiring Progress Slow Despite Repairs
Complaint heard in official circles about long rewiring time at city hall. Upper floor remains torn up and largely open while only two workers are on site, delaying progress.
Public Works Bids On Cement Walk Felt Questionable
The board of public works questioned bid figures for a new cement walk on the causeway between the North and South sides. Bids showed Evans Pederson at 0.1634 per sq ft, Breese Aiken Raymond at 0.1634, and Goddard Johnson at 0.16 ⅔ per sq ft. Goddard Johnson’s total was $2,967, while La Crosse Stone offered the lowest total at $2,785, $128 less than the next bid.
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Board of Public Works
la Crosse Stone Company
Evans & Pederson
Breese, Aiken & Raymond Co
Goddard & Johnson
Americans Named Officers of Legion of Honor in Paris
In Paris on July 24 W Henry Cuchard Walter Gay and James Deering were appointed officers of the Legion of Honor, marking an official commendation of their services by France.
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Legion OF Honor
Paris
W Henry Cuchard
Walter Gay
James Deering
The
Legation of Honor
Local patterns offered at low prices in city dealers
Advertises a large variety of patterns at the best prices in town claiming customers report being cheaper than all rivals and inviting inspection to be convinced.
Swartz and Burns Sentenced in Brindley Court
Anton Swartz received 10 dollars and twenty days in county jail for assault. Patrick Burns and Thomas Sullivan faced trial for stealing shoes from the C M and St P railway with Burns given sixty days and then fifty days in the county jail. Henry Learman was tried for assault and battery after allegedly choking his wife Sadie Learman until she lost consciousness.
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Anton Swartz
Brindley
Mr.Swartz
Patrick Burns
Thomas Sullivan
Judge Sets Final Papers Day For Foreigners With First Papers
The circuit court judge designates July 25 as the day for foreigners with only first papers to take out final papers under the old law. The new law raises the fee from 2 to 7 dollars on September 27, and another August date may be set to obtain papers before the increase.
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Fruit
Circuit Court
Rural free delivery expands in Trempealeau County
The Trempealeau county rural free delivery system adds thirty nine routes with twelve new ones starting August 1, serving 95 percent of the rural population. Post offices at Centerville Frenchville Tamarack Hogg Elk Creek Russell Chimney Rock and Lookout will be discontinued.
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Trempealeau County
Centerville
Frenchville
Tamarack
Hogg
Elk Creek
Russell
Chimney Rock
Lookout
Goods Attached in $14 Claim Against George Willsey
A warrant of attachment was issued by Samuel Klaus to recover $14. If George Willsey does not appear before Justice C. W. Hunt on August 13 at 9 o clock, his goods will be attached to satisfy the claim.
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George Willsey
Samuel Klaus
Willsey
C. W. Hunt
Two Bottles Cure Kidney Trouble Says Mt Sterling Man
A. H. Davis of Mt. Sterling Iowa reports a two year kidney complaint was cured permanently after using two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. The product is sold by O. T. Erhart.
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A. H. Davis
Mt. Sterling
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Keefe Conservatory Fall Term Opens In 1906
Mrs J W Ross returns to Eau Claire from visit to cousin Mrs W B Hemphill at 20 Market Street. Numerous city notices include job placements by Superintendent McMullen, steamers Clyde and Hershey carrying lumber rafts, local visits by Peter Johnson Decorah and James Richards South Bend, and ads for Foley's Kidney Cure and Beach's Peosta Soap. The Keefe Conservatory of Music fall term begins Sept 4 1906 with lessons in voice piano violin and orchestral instruments plus reduced rates for early enrollment.
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J. W. Ross
W. B. Hemphill
Market Street
Eau Claire
McMullen
Wisconsin State Free Employment Bureau
O. Colby
Clyde
Peter Johnson
Decorah
Keefe Conservatory of Music
James Richards
South Bend
George Sullivan
A. R. Bass
Morgantown
Ind
Foley
O. J. Erhart
B. Hershey
J. Stein
Black River Falls
Fountain City
Winona
Stevens Point
F. G. Davis
Macon
N. C
U. S
C. Cole
de Soto
Frank Kelley
North Ninth Street
Kelley
Tribune
Keefe Business College
George Powell
H. G. Rogers
Rogers
George Benton
Andrew Boyd
Brownsville
A. O. Colby
R. T. Case
Madison
Baraboo
John V. Hogan
First
Wisconsin Infantry
Racine
Friends
Will Powell
Mary O'Leary
Fountain
A. R. Thrume
Cora Seiler
Chicago
O. T. Erharts
la Crosse
J. D. Welch
Preston
A. C. Tulip
Milwaukee
Busi
Olive Oil Dealer Claims Purest Sylmar Brand Oil
An ad notes Olive Oil has taken the La Crosse agency for the Sylmar Brand California Olive Oil. The seller guarantees purity and flavor and offers the oil at olive growers' price with a 6 percent markup per bottle.
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la Crosse
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