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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
4
James O Hara of Chicago was hurled from Milwaukee early Tuesday on fast mail No 56. Found by Portage crew with severe scalp wounds and other bruises he was treated and continued home. Companions dispute whether he fell or was pushed during a curve. Doctors expect a full recovery.
Locals report travel and visits across Minnesota and Wisconsin as Arctic Ice and Fuel plans move to Lemmon South Dakota. Patrons enjoy performances at the Tabernacle Baptist Sunday school picnic and Scandinavian songs by Helga Sandberg with Libbey and Trayer's singing.
Mrs John Wheeler and Porter Wheeler of West La Crosse left yesterday for a two weeks visit with friends at Milwaukee. John Wheeler of West La Crosse is confined with rheumatism. The body of Mrs E Coy will be shipped to DeSoto for interment tomorrow afternoon. Undertaker William Dwyer handles arrangements. Louis Zoeller of Chicago visits his parents a few days. Mrs Gunda Johnson entertains her niece Mrs Nelson of St Louis for a few days. Charlies Fullerton formerly employed...
Katharine Dwyer age 16 died suddenly in Cashton on Saturday of diphtheria. Undertaker William Dwyer announced the death to his brother James Dwyer yesterday. Katharine was buried the same afternoon and was one of Cashton’s most popular young ladies with many grieving friends.
District Attorney James Thompson seeks a warrant for W. S. Fleming a former local representative of the Washburn Crosby Milling Co of Minneapolis. Fleming is alleged to have vanished in May with 209 to 300 dollars of the company funds collected locally. Fleming left with his wife sending a telegraphic message to Frank Kohn of the Jefferson Exchange to ship his belongings.
Samuel R. Titus, solicitor for the Rock County Advance, who had been missing since June, has been located in Beloit where the Advance is published and reports indicate he had not met with any mishap.
The fragment hints at discussions on a pre existence theory and notes there were many rab bits years ago. The readable text suggests historical debate without clear attribution or dates. No specific figures or organizations are identified in the accessible lines.
Residents and storefronts on Mill Street show rapid upgrades as the North Side Progressive League probes conduct. Sidewalks are being rebuilt, J G Manke’s blacksmith shop receives repairs, and several nearby houses get new paint. The committee plans further action and will report at the league’s next monthly meeting.
Audiences applaud the airdome for a superb new bill this week calling it the best ever. Reviews praise the act lineup and overall performance with strong word of commendation from attendees.
If fine print is hard to read or headaches occur it signals vision issues. Do not delay visit an optician for proper glasses. Iris Irvine, Graduate Optician, advertises best glasses at moderate prices and claims many have found relief from defective vision.
A new Yello toasted cornflakes cereal invites tasters to enjoy a stronger corn flavor. Advertisers claim the product is better than rival brands and emphasizes a distinct, delicious taste.
Hugo Colorado July 28 The Glidden tourists left for Oakley Kansas after a day of varied adventures. White No 10 a Glidden contestant and the American Simplex in the Detroit cup race both had perfect scores but faced penalties. The White leaked a lubricating pipe and the Simplex was penalized for a slight repair.
Two hundred girls at Rosenblatt and Co shirt waist factory walked out over a talk ban. Forewoman points to sign declaring who is boss if asked for details.
Mrs Loraine B Dickson, recently taken ill at the Cameron house where she has stayed a week, will be moved to a place for rest and quiet. Charles B Dickson, former proprietor of the Hotel Law, is with his mother, having come here days ago.
William Russell, a former express man now with Montague Cracker and Candy, found a pea sized pearl while clamming up river Sunday. The pearl's value is not yet set but is probably worth several hundred dollars.
City learns of Joseph Markwart, formerly of the North Side, hurt Tuesday morning in a mower incident. His hand was badly mangled and amputation feared necessary. He lived on the 900 block of Oasis Street and recently moved to a farm near New Lisbon after trading property.
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