Stanton Buys the North Side Argus
R P Stanton former Tribune North Side Manager and Wisconsin Trade Journal ad manager has purchased the North Side Argus and will take possession July 1. He plans a bright weekly focusing on North La Crosse and supporting the North Side Progressive League. He calls the paper a live progressive up-to-date weekly for every home.
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The
Wisconsin Trade Journal
R. P. Stanton
North Side
the Tribune
George B. Fredrick
North Side Argus
Stanton
Ws Argus
North la Crosse
North Side Progressive League
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Elect Officers
In Detroit on June 1 during the convention final week, the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers elected officers and approved a pension plan. H E Wills of Milwaukee Michael W Kadle of Sedalia Missouri and B Corrigan of Hellsboro Texas were reelected assistant grand chief engineers with slight opposition. W B Prentor was reelected secretary and treasurer. The three other assistant grand chiefs have two years to serve. Wills is the legislative representative. Read the Tribun Wants.
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Detroit
Mich
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
H. E. Wills
Milwaukee
Michael W. Kadle
Sedalia
B. Corrigan
Hellsboro
Texas
W. B. Prentor
Treasure
Wills
Staats Co to Seek Reorganization Support Today
At 3 o clock this afternoon the manufacturers' committee of the board of trade with Secretary John Utermoehl will visit E G Staats & Co to assess the plant and business conditions. The firm makes badges regalias banners uniforms lodge furniture and pennants and seeks 10 000 in stock with a guaranteed 7 percent dividend. If favorable the Industrial corporation may propose stock subscriptions or a loan to aid financing.
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Board of Trade
John Utermoehl
E. G. Staats & Co
George and
Rublee Streets
Staats Company
Messrs
Orlando Holway
Frank Sisson
Wm. Funk
Utermoehl
Mrs Fuller Hurt In Long Fall At Carrigan Residence
Mrs Elmer Fuller fell about 15 feet from the rear stairway at the Carrigan residence 528 Mill Street Sunday afternoon. She sustained severe bruising but no bones were broken, and her condition was not considered serious.
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Elmer Fuller
Carrigan
Mill Street
Fuller
Feed Your Chickens With T. P. Chick(en) Feed
A brief note urges feed purchases from all grocers for eggs and mentions a train load of soldiers arriving from Fort. The text hints at a local promotional item for poultry feed and a military movement, though details are sparse.
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Fort
Local notes from Reily and Winona update residents
Reily, Kan passed through the city for Camp Robinson at Sparta. Maria Hoof and Maurice return from Stoddard Wis. Michael Erickson of St. Paul visits the north side. John Thayer returns to St. Paul after visiting parents. George Jorgenson funeral held at 2 PM at 1106 Charles Street with interment at Campbell Cemetery. Several residents travel or relocate and R. H. Heard resigns from Chicago and Great Western rail road to join Pure Qii company.
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Maria Hoof
Maurice
Stoddard
Wis
Michael Erickson
St. Paul
John Thayer
George Jorgenson
Charles Street
Vik
Sletten
Campbell Cemetery
Elmer Fuller
Robert Fisher
Avon Street
Winona
R. Barhydt
George Street
Kaukauna
Emma Ruad
Berlin Street
Montana
Arthur Gilbertson
Kane Street
Waukesha
Mary Worzalla
A. J. Nelson
Charlies Street
New Amsterdam
Mr. Nelson
Helen Findeisen
Irene Fairbanks
Chicago
R. H. Heard
Minneapolis
Chicago and Great Western Railroad
Pure Qii Company
Lit Club Holds Interesting Session At High School
The Lit club met last night with Walter Shirley as chairman. Fitch Shaw Ray on local plant topics. Ben Brindley on czar and Finland. Ralph Bradishish on his Madison trip. Extemperaneous speaker Ed Stavrum. Karl Schweizer on oil and tobacco trusts. A picnic was tentatively planned. Faculty beat Lit 13 to 9 in Literary Baseball. Keeler starred on bases. Junior Prom set for June 24 with Andre's orchestra. Pitchers Ray or Hundredmark for locals and Mayfield for Spartans. Season ends with Winona game June 11 as La Crosse finishes a varied schedule.
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Lit
Walter Shirley
Fitch Shaw
Robi. Ray
Ben Brindley
Finland
Ralph Bradishish
Madison
Ed Stavrum
Karl Schweizer
Oil and Tobacco Trusts
John Young
Keeler
Hodgson and Klein
Bradish and Shaw
Ray
Hundredmark
Mayfield
Spartans
Winona
la Crosse
Sparta La Crosse Set Rematch at League Park
The Sparta and La Crosse high school baseball teams meet Saturday afternoon at League Park for the second game of their series. Sparta holds the 12 to 9 win from the first game in Sparta and aims to repeat as the team improves and plays better ball each outing.
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Sparta
la Crosse
League Park
Mrs Doxey Trial Sees Kennedy Questioning Day One
In St. Louis on June 1 the trial of Mrs. Dora Doxey proceeds as Dr. W. W. Kennedy of Washington University testifies. The state's case moves forward with Kennedy's examination as part of the murder inquiry.
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ST. Louis
W. W. Kennedy
Washington University Today
Dora Doxey
Trial Update Says Mrs Doxey to Testify on Erder Case
Wm. Erder’s case progresses as Mrs Doxey is expected to testify about her relation to Erder. Cross examination by the state is anticipated to reveal key details before court adjourns for the night.
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Wm. Erder
Doxey
Erder
Notice to Stockholders La Crosse Street Railway 1910
Notice to stockholders of the La Crosse Street Railway Company announces an annual meeting in La Crosse Wisconsin on Tuesday June 7 1910 at oclock p m. The stock books will close from May 7 to June 10.
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la Crosse
Wis
la Crosse & Onailae Street Railway Company
la Crosse Ou Railway Company
el Crosse
la Crosse County
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E.G. Staats CO
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Kan
Andre
Sparta-La Crosse
Mrs. Doxey
Peter Valier
W. W. Schall
Chas. Bayard Mitchel
Chicago ST. James M. E. Church
Will
King Street
M. E. Church
Loyal Leaguer
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