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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1905
Page
4
La Crosse hosts a State Medical Society convention with Prof Vaughn of Michigan presenting on tuberculosis. A crowd is urged to attend the Thursday evening lecture, followed by a dress reception at Hotel Stoddard and city viewing events.
About seventy five farmers in Yorkville and Raymond township Racine county clash over a proposed ten mile canal through farm land. Supporters say the project would redeem around 5000 acres by improving drainage and irrigation.
In a city editorial the Chronicle argues against weakening the smoke ordinance citing asthma and breathing issues, shopfronts ruined by soot, and calls for the public welfare to trump financial concerns of Brown and other factories, asserting the greatest good for the greatest number.
More than 60 000 acres along the Yellowstone valley west of Billings, Montana are irrigated for alfalfa. The ad details yields per acre for hay and feeding days for steers and sheep, and invites readers to request Series C302 from Northern Pacific Railway agent C W Mott in St Paul Minnesota.
The statement proclaims The Tribune as La Crosse’s sole paper devoted to serving local residents, signaling a pledge to community priorities and public welfare.
James Dalrymple of Glasgow told Chicagoans at a Tom Johnson Democracy picnic that US city ownership plans would fail under current political control. He warned Cleveland and others against taking over streetcar lines and urged economical management with no city politics in municipal affairs. He noted profits are thin and transfers complicate fare structures.
Washington reports Admiral George Dewey after Tsushima engagement calls Togo's win wonderful and says it signals the war may near end. He urges continuous navy expansion and rigorous training for defense and future war tests.
The C M and St P Ry will sell excursion tickets at low rates for events in St Louis Missouri May 16 to 24 Minneapolis Minnesota May 16 and 17 and Fresno California May 18 to 26. For sale details and limits call at the ticket office.
Retailer announces large stock clearance of wall papers high grade goods and room mouldings plate rails at unprecedented prices. Also offers painting and interior decorating services at moderate rates with first class guaranteed work. Invite customers to visit and obtain estimates.
Louis F. Post praised Mayor Dunne and attacked corporations as Chicago faced a strike and push for municipal ownership. Clarence Darrow argued for a broader Democratic platform while noting courts block progressive aims. The article details Dalrymple’s Cleveland visit aiding the municipal ownership cause and a grand show of support by Democratic clubs.
The Brussels Griffon club ends its first international exhibition in Brussels. Louistic des Champs Elysees takes the open class top prize, earning the champion certificate and an honorary prize as the two clubs separate from the Schipperkes club under Societe Royale Saint-Hubert.
Atlanta, June 5. In an Associated Press interview Hon. Hoke Smith, former secretary of the interior and ex editor of the Atlanta Journal, announces his candidacy for governor of Georgia subject to the Democratic primary. He is the third definite entrant, joining Hon. Clark Howell and Col. J. H. Estill. The primary is more than a year away.
Official publication of the banks balance sheet as of May 20 1905 in La Crosse Wisconsin. It lists resources loans and discounts overdrafts bonds banking house and fixtures cash from banks and deposits total liabilities capital stock surplus undivided profits and certified checks. The cashier Jos P Gohres signs sworn statement on June 2 1905 with notary Robert B Lowry attesting.
General banking by officers J F E Wheeler president Orlando Holway vice president Joseph P Gohres cashier Robt B Lowry assistant cashier Directors J Wheeler Orlando Holway W B Tscharner Wm F Gohres J Waits
The bank reports loans and discounts 579860.23 cash 234808.35 and other items totaling 971538.24. Liabilities list capital stock 30000 surplus 50000 undivided profits 10712.07 deposits 27466.48 and due to banks 32124.69. Directors J M Holley Henry A Salzer Geo H Ray and J M Holley Jr certify the figures as true.
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