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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1909
Page
8
Interest builds as a major competition continues with notable female participants. Organizers report rising spectator turnout and increasing media attention highlighting performances and potential records.
The Tribune invites nominations for a popular voting contest in La Crosse Wisconsin open to all. Nominations may be by self or friend with no cost to nominate or vote. Subscriptions secure votes and standings update daily with evening hours available for inquiries.
A compiled district list shows residents on Market Street Travis Street South Fifth Street and many others in La Crosse with addresses and numbers. Names include Nora Nelson Pauline Keim Lona Bedessem Stella Hyde Mrs. L. L. Brown and more.
A list of individuals from Iowa Minnesota and Illinois counties appears with names Ruth Cooper Julia Carin Ed O'Brien Irene Horne C A Ross Lola Kirkpatrick Mattie Weber Louie Peterson Minnie Glasrud Neva Bakewell Irene Dorival Anna Langlie Tina Anderson Winnie Baldeman Meta Kernat Mary Lichter Marion Bergman Edith Kramer Clara Tone Esther Rix Matilda Helle and scattered numerical figures resembling vote totals or tallies. The fragmentary text suggests a public notice or election slate with candidate names and incomplete numeric data.
A damaged OCR fragment provides only partial readable text. It mentions scattered letters and symbols not forming a clear event, name, or place. No coherent reportable facts are preserved, leaving an unreadable or speculative item.
A La Crosse servant girl voice contesting scarcity claims says workers are overworked, housed in cramped rooms, and underpaid. She urges hotelkeepers to hire male staff and pay union wages, arguing conditions here and in Seattle are harsh for domestics.
In La Crosse the express employees of four companies rank among the busiest this year with seven wagons continually in use. They keep up with trains and roads delivering express shipments into the city from outside points as they issue travelers money orders and self identifying money orders.
Myrtle Strauber age year old daughter of Earl Strauber of Ackley was badly lacerated by a leopard at the Rockwell county fair. The animal seized her near its cage and inflicted gashes about the throat. Fear she will die due to injuries.
Mrs. Oliphant, accused of poisoning her four daughters and herself, is released on a $5,000 bond at Wet Branch while her brother James Hannet and a move to Indiana are arranged. The defense plans insanity plea despite local officials declaring her sane. three daughters accompany her as the case proceeds toward September grand jury.
In St Paul Minnesota on July 28 Mayor Daniel W Lawler sought the Foley note location. A July 6 county board ordered a warrant for 78 dollars to cover meals for D B Foley. The mayor indorsed the warrant and it was paid after inquiry about hotel location.
An incomplete report says Bowman and Harry escaped in Iowa City after breaking through an eight inch plaster wall with a common fork. They allegedly robbed the main store at Victor and fled, pursued by authorities.
A partial line mentions residents of La Crosse and a doctor seeking vacation trips. It notes not wanting to carry a large amount of money and hints at travel planning.
County Clerk Charles and Ms Rawlinson issued a marriage license yesterday to Otto Fa Josephine Bundy. The report notes health and well being as a motto for the couple’s expected life together.
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