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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1915
Page
4
An old time lay-to advert extols Prince Albert tobacco as easy on the tongue and throat. It frames PA as a pal friendly to pipe or cigarette users, using humor about friends, homey scenes, and a patented process that eliminates bite and parch for all day enjoyment.
Eight hundred thousand five dollar bills will be in the federal reserve banks here next week to meet the district's demand for harvest hands payments in the coming weeks. Some fierce restaurants are named Delmonico's.
A consignment of twelve piglets arrives near Grand Crossing after their dam dies en route from a western state. City bans pigs within limits, so the dozen are sheltered by railroad workers who adopt them as their own and vow they will struggle without their mother and face uncertain sheltering elsewhere.
Miss Elizabeth Vik returns from Decorah Iowa. Mrs Andrew Sletten hosts Ladies Aid at Nether Lutheran church parlors. Mrs T J Schomers visits relatives in Winona Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Henry Welch return home from Winona visit. Miss Clara Swenson visits Nelson Wisconsin. Lester O Neil returns to Chicago after visiting Mrs T O Neil. Mrs Carl McKeith returns home from Galesville after visiting the Einmer Merwins. Roy C Davidson returns from Winona. Miss Marie Stewart returns home from Midway. Mies Mable Engebretsen returns from Chicago to Gillette Street. Mrs John Moore returns home from La Crescent after visiting Kneesels. Sam Wheeler and children return home from Wabasha. Miss Eleanore Larkin returns from Onalaska.
A brief note highlights how many girls stay current in fashion trends and daily routines, but often miss noting or celebrating personal birthdays. The item reflects on social expectations and self care.
Madison June 3 The assembly judiciary committee favors passage of the Vint bill setting a ten dollar weekly minimum wage for women in specified establishments. The report clears by five to three with debate over the living wage definition and employer room and board credits. The session also moves on dairy bills and education funding debates with broader committee actions expected.
The North Side Military band plans an open air concert at Copeland Park within two weeks. President Melvin Lokken cites promises from Park Commissioner John H. Forrer that a band stand will be erected in that period. The band, directed by Prof. Bridgham, now has twenty eight members.
Traffic on the Burlington was tied up for hours after several freight cars derailed at Prescott Wisconsin. Freight traffic was suspended until early morning and passenger trains 51 58 and 48 due at 6 30 10 30 and 12 p m were diverted to La Crosse over Milwaukee tracks.
Six members of the Brotherhood of Burlington Trainmen narrowly escaped injury when their car struck by a westbound Oak Grove cemetery street car on La Crosse street while backing from the park entrance. Harvey Boyle drove. passengers included Francis Keaveney William Wais Roy Davis Joseph Nally and Frank Freehoff. Car damaged for several hundred dollars. all escaped with minor scratches. The coroner's jury has few secrets to tell.
Summer skin issues like prickly heat and rashes are claimed to be soothed by D D D Prescription with oil and green elements. A trial bottle is available for 25 cents, with a money back guarantee on the first full size bottle. Columbian Drug Store Hoeschier Bros.
Street cars will run over the Rose street viaduct in two weeks if brick paving finishes on time. The new line tracking is nearly complete with disuse until paving. Tracks extend on Rose street to St. Cloud street and part of the curve is installed. A crew worked today on trolley cables at the upper end. A new crossing was built over the Burlington tracks at the La Crosse river.
City council hears business owners debate balance between confidential data and public transparency. Officials weigh rules affecting startups and established firms as residents voice worries about surveillance and competitive harm.
Chicago moviegoers who awaited The Island of Regeneration are disappointed as Major Funkhouser bans revealing attire in the new screening. The film will be shown with the fair maiden clothed, per censorship ruling limiting nature's bathing scene.
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