Bond sale notice for La Crosse County bonds
The county board of La Crosse County Wisconsin will accept sealed proposals for the purchase of 50 000 dollars in La Crosse County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy bonds issued May 1 1908. Bonds bear 5 percent interest payable semi annually, mature in ten years, and may be delivered in La Crosse. Proposals must be sent to the La Crosse County treasurer with the caption Proposals for Purchase of La Crosse County School of Agriculture and Domestic Economy Bonds. The bid opening is on June 70 1908 at 2 o clock. The county reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Droposals
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County of la Crosse
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Cone Lot
Keppel
C. H. Rawlinson
Weimar
Ketchell Wins Ten Round Match Over Papke in Milwaukee
In Milwaukee on June 5 before 6000 fans at the Hippodrome Stanley Ketchell of Grand Rapids defeated Billy Papke of Kevanes in ten rounds. Ketchell led throughout the bout with strong offense and aggression, and a left right to Papke’s jaw in the tenth sealed the decision by referee McGuigan.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Hippodrome
Stanley Ketchell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Billy Papke
Kevanes
Ill
Michigan
Ketchell
Bothy
McGuigan
Panke
Papke
Cochrane News Recap Of Local Events And Graduates
Mies Palma Rohrer returns from Toland's La Crosse course while Eddie Schultz enjoys summer in Cochrane after Toland's Winona training. Picnic at Waumandee drew many residents. Dr Belltz heads to Chicago for a medical convention. Charles Knospe to marry Olivia Bollinger at Lutheranchuren with a Rose Valley reception. Graduates for 1998 include Raymond Guettinger Elimer Rohrer Johnnie Lindrad and John Bollinger. Class colors purple and white motto Excelsior. Visitors include Mrs L Mueller and Galmz sisters Alma, and Mrs Herman Molink.
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Toland
la Crosse
Ban
Eddie Schultz
Winona
Minn
Waumandee
Belltz
Chicago
Alma
Charles Knospe
Olivia’ Bollinger
Lutheranehuren
Rose Valley
Madeline Ad
Hetet
A.good
Raymond Guettinger
Elimer Rohrer
Johnnie Lindrad
John Bollinger
Excelsior
L. Mueller
North la Crosse
Buffalo Cte
Rosalle
Olear Galmz
Herman Molink
Genoa Families Visit New Albin and Brownsville Relatives
Genoa Wisconsin residents Mr and Mrs Frank Gillette and children visited relatives at New Albin Iowa over the weekend Miss Iverson of Brownsville Minn visited George Kimble and family Eddie Kimble was sick with tonsillitis and went to De Sord to consult Dr Stephens Frank Gillette is remodeling the launch the Norman B Frank Phohock who is working at La Mollie Minn spent Sunday at home with his family
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New Albin
Iowa
Iverson
Brownsville
Minn
George Kimble
Eddie Kimble
de Sord
Stephens
Norman B
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la Mollie
J. E. Meyers
Chicago
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la Crosses
Washington Prairie
Elmendorf
Healy
B. McGarry
Swingle
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Sings
Cassie
Maggie Waaler
Boloo
Nelile
Crosse
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McGarry
Thy
State School
Mary Cantwell
Des' Moines
Thas
Sophie ‘Lageson
Sedan
John D.tobnson
Katherine Dunlevy
la Roses
John Anderson
Winona
Emma Armerbath
la Croese
Wilma
Magdalens
Nick Golsch
Mms
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Albert
Hanesmele
Mib. Church
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Cubs and Beans Inning Marathon Continues
Baseball page details a long extra inning game between Cubs and Beans with runs and batteries listed for each city. In New York and Philadelphia matchups, teams and pitchers are noted alongside score Progress. American League results show Chicago, St Louis, Detroit, Cleveland and others with varied innings and pitcher assignments.
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Walsh
Sullivan
Shay
Powell
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St. Louia
Hatterles—Smith
Lee Waddell
Spencer
Detroit
Boston
Young
Criger
Sever
Schmidt
Cleveland
New York
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Blair
Berger
Bomis
Nails Driven in Saw Logs Sparks Local Alarm
In Lansing Iowa on June 5 a mill hand discovered nails driven into logs threatening workers. The cause and perpetrator remain unknown. Reports detail local social activity, visiting neighbors, and plans to install a heating plant in the Cassidy home, amid minor river flood concerns and a wedding.
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Soma
Naila
Cattle Fall in Chicago Market Amid Mixed Livestock
Cattle slipped 10 to 20 cents in Chicago with sheep firm and hogs steady. Cattle totals around 4,004 with prices noted, hogs about 22,000 traded, sheep 7,000 strong in native markets. Kansas City reports sheep steady with lambs at 5 to 6.26, New York markets show steady poultry and butter, while Wall Street opens irregularly before closing with minor gains. Weather and commodity notes warn about rain in Kansas City and varied river region conditions impacting grain and cotton outlooks.
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Jynes
Kansas’ City
Kansas City
Dr Callahan Boa Receives New Auto In City
Dr J L Callahan has just received a two seater roadster with a 37 horsepower engine and a top speed of 60 miles per hour. The latest model is touted as one of the fastest in the city and will surely draw attention.
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J. L.' Callahan
Fury acquits mob lynches Homer in Louisiana
A mixed verdict jury acquitted a Black man named Homer Cooper of murder charges while a mob lynched him last night in Louisiana. The white defendant Ben Bankman faced the same trial for the same crime, which occurred about a year earlier. Mrs Hand rocked her baby when a bullet shattered a window killing the child and mother Amnehilda.
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Mrs Leavitt Nominated to Lead Denver Delegation
Mrs Lavitt daughter of WW was yesterday named to head the Denver county delegation at the state democratic convention in Glenwood Springs. The move follows Denver’s delegation endorsement of her father’s presidential candidacy, though delegates are instructed for him. This may position Mr Leavitt for future delegate opportunities.
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Glentwood
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Market Prices Unchanged After Long Rainy Siege
Weather turns favorable for crops as markets show no price movement. Prices listed include cucumbers, apples, bananas, oranges, onions, cabbage, strawberries, potatoes, and dairy goods with varied per unit quotes. Notable items and quoted figures reflect a broad farm market snapshot amid ongoing supply comments.
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Langdon-Boyd'Packing’Co
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