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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1908

Page

4

La Crosse Hosts First Pure Food Show Crowds Attend

The first Pure Food show in La Crosse opened with welcome remarks by Mayor Wendell A. Anderson and James B. Murray. Exhibits feature electric appliances, ice cream and dairy products, candy, beverages, soups, and canned goods, with demonstrations by young women and a central wheel coffee display by Bryant-Sisson. The event showcases local firms including La Crosse Pure Food, National Conserve Milwaukee, Tribune booth rest space, and Listman Milling plus Minnesota Macaroni, Montague’s candy, and Bell Coffee among others as crowds explore the varied booths.

la Crosse Wendell A. Anderson James B. Murray Murray Anderson America Electric Supply Company Ice Kratchwil Candy Company North Side Niebuhr Maxim National Conserve Company of Milwaukee Tribune Woodward Supply Company City Mills Pure Food la Crosse Pure Food Company Montague Montagues Listman Mill Listman Milling Company Minnesota Macaroni Company Listman Company Macaroni Company Funke

Records of the White Steamer Endurance Challenge

The Pacific Coast Record from Frisco to Los Angeles is praised as an elite test for motorists. Fernando Nelson, an amateur, drove a stock White Steamer on a 500 mile route through mountain ranges and towns in about 17 hours, showcasing steam propulsion as simple and powerful. Owners of White cars are urged to tour luxuriously and safely with the White system.

Los Angeles Fernando Nelson

Flag Day Observed On Monday June Fifteenth Wisconsin Proclamation

Governor Davidson urges statewide Flag Day observance on Monday June 15 following Sundays June 14. Proclamation from Grand Army of the Republic notes Oklahoma statehood and birthday of the flag, signed in Madison May 21, 1908 by James O. Davidson.

Davidson Wisconsin George D. Wright Grand Army of the Republic Capitol Madison Oklahoma United States

Epworth League Announces Local Industry Expansion

The J Jung Manufacturing Company has moved into the old Vote-Berger plant and will begin installing machinery to start operations soon. Initial staff will be about 20, with potential growth to 75 if demand warrants. They produce wooden novelty ties and will handle all woodwork for Vote-Berger, keeping North Side work steady. Mr Jung left for Chicago to accelerate equipment arrival and site setup.

J. Jung

Epworth League to Hold Meeting at Caledonia Street Home

The Epworth League of the Caledonia M E church will conduct a business meeting Thursday evening at Miss Grace Mowry’s home 722 Caledonia street. Entertaining ladies include Miss Grace Mowry Viola Shumway Pearl Mowry and Myrtle Bangsberg.

Epworth League of the Caledonia M. E. Church Grace Mowry Caledonia Street Miss Grace Mowry Viola Shumway Pearl Mowry Myrtle Bangsberg

North Side Briefs highlight local arrivals and visits

George Wilson begins night duty on the Q. Anna Regner returns home in Russin after visiting Miss Lena Lien. Mr and Mrs George Lange of St Paul visit L W Emery. Mrs Whiting returns from St Paul with sister Mrs F Frank Adler of Watertown. Helen Roberts of Superior, a state oratorical contestant, guests Norma Partridge. Florence Rhodes of Trempealeau visits Norma Partridge. Joseph Larkin of Milwaukee returns from Miles City. will come back soon. Mrs H K Selby and children of Albert Lea visit B H Norton. Joseph Brewer of Avon Street returns from St Paul. Hazel Argall leaves for Wausau for high school commencement. Charlotte Chantren and mother of Salt Lake City visit Joseph Brener.

George Wilson Anna Regner Russin Lena Lien George Lange St. Paul L. W. Emery Whiting F. Frank Adler Watertown Helen Roberts Superior Norma Partridge Florence Rhodes Trempealeau Charles Street Joseph Larkin Milwaukee Miles City H. K. Selby Albert Lea B. H. Norton Caledonia Street Joseph Brewer Avon Street Hazel Argall Rose Street Wausau Charlotte Chantren Mother Salt Lake City Joseph Brener

Becker's Ankle Wrenched In Game Injury

Becker of the Colt team badly wrenched his ankle during a third inning collision when Fleming tried to steal second. A high throw by Killian caused the jump and fall that sprained his ankle. Swelling subsided with a cane by morning and he hopes to play this afternoon.

Becker Colt Fleming Killian

Leaves Cash to Schools and Churches Probate

Onden Evenson a West Salem farmer died recently and his will directs cash to many beneficiaries. Schools and churches receive the largest shares, with $10,000 to the Synod of the Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran church in America and $2,000 to Gale College with interest used to aid two farmer boys. The H P Prews Academy of Albion College also gets $2,000 under similar provisions. $200 yearly for housekeeper Miss Gorm Haakonson.

Onden Evenson West Salem Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church In America Gale College Galesville H. P. Prews Albion College

Two Slain in Our Islands in Manila Report

Manila June 3. Government mining expert Harry Ickes and a companion were murdered by Moros on April 1 while asleep in a remote mountain region. Their bodies were found recently. Ickes formerly lived in Creston, Iowa, and had been engaged in government survey work with a guard.

Manila Harry Ickes Moros Ickes Creston Iowa

Belle and Nell exchange a bold kiss provocation

Nell warns she would scream if kissed and Belle challenges the claim with a direct question. The brief exchange hints at a tense moment of flirtation and potential consequences amid their relationship.

Nell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mayor Anderson J. B. Murray Bers Grocers’ Association Bryant- Sisson Company L. E. Lavaque Leader-Press The Bell Coffee Company of Chicago John Foley Mabel Tanberg State St. la Crosse, Wis Oldsmobile Buick Waverley Eau Claire Winona Col. Wright Ance Grand Army James O. Davidson LA Crosse Tribune Rose ST P. Stanton E. A Bailey Epworth League Mr. Jung East Wooden Ware CO North Side Briefs Nebner North Side Bottling Joe Stockemer Mill St LA Crosse, Wid C.&j Michel Brewing Co la Crosse, Wis
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