La Crosse Newspaper Postal Notice and Rates
The notice lists subscription rates as $5.00 per year by mail and $4.00 per year by carrier. It states the paper is entered as second class matter June 22, 1904, at La Crosse Post Office under the 1870 act. Special representatives Payne and Young located in Chicago and New York City are named with addresses.
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la Crosse
Wis
Payne & Young
Chicago
Tayquette Brig
New York City
Potter Blig
Successful U C T convention in La Crosse ends
Delegates enjoyed a high grade gathering in La Crosse with courteous, intelligent men and lively social events. The Travelers may name Charles Chamberlain Grand Councillor, as the hosts hope the visit leaves a lasting favorable impression and friendship.
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la Crosse
H’er
Charles Chamberlain
Tribune
Hoste la Crosse
Plantation Scandal Prompts Watchful Public Eye
The article discusses alleged fraud in the Mexican Plantation company cases, noting disputes among promoters and claims directed at Mr. Horne. It warns the small public investors may suffer most and urges watching forthcoming evidence before judgments. It also mentions La Crosse weather and congratulations for Mr. Charles Chamberlain.
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Horne
the Tribune
Johnny Langdon as a Broncks Buster Success
Johnny Langdon emerges as a distinct success in broncks busting efforts, drawing notice for practical impact and public interest.
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Buster Johnny Langdon
Agreed that before finish his mount was a broken pony
The Tribune proclaims itself the official paper of La Crosse city and county. Delegates to a U C T convention were entertained by John Gund Brewing in a banquet cited as a pleasant day highlight. The piece critiques sensational papers chasing money and large ads, accusing them of pandering.
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the Tribune
City of la Crosse
County of la Crosse
John Gund Brewing Company
Odd North Side Phonograph Noise Causes Nighttime Stir
On north Seventh street a business man trying to sleep endures a noisy phonograph and a spring lock on his door as neighbors react to a lively street scene. A narrator notes the tale omits the man’s name while others joke about hospitality and local figures in Milwaukee and Viroqua bands.
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North Seventh Street
Mlade
la Crosse
Goodby
Har-r-ry
Paris
Alfs
Fragmentary note hints at subsidies and local concerns
The text suggests talk of money for subsidizing the press and references to listening to locals about in town issues. It mentions possible fiscal examples and a nod to the Indies and La Crosse with automobiles as passing points. The passage reads as fragmented OCR with unclear context and names.
Wisconsin Opinion Snippets From State Press Clippings
A collage of shortWisconsin editorials and remarks covers politics and reform. References to George C. Roberts, potential pardons, and the push for water provision by cities, with thoughts on ice as water frozen. Musings on controversy, factionalism, and political strategy in Dane county and state races.
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Oshkosh Northwestern
Milwaukee
Davidson-Connor
Wisconsin
Appleton Post
Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track route ad
The advertisement extols the Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley double track route via Niagara Falls. It promises solid through trains and magnificent scenery and offers free descriptive literature upon request to Gen. W. Vaux A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams St Chicago.
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Grand Trunk
Lehigh Valley
Niagara Falls
Gen. W. Vaux
A. G. P. & T. A. Grand Trunk Railway System
Adams St
Chicago
Think Girl Who Worked for Millionaire murdered
Parkston South Dakota June 9 disinterment of Agnes Poiries 16 from Sioux Falls shows bruises on the head. The girl worked at a millionaire's home. Authorities investigate suspicions of murder after the burial Monday and ongoing inquiry by officials.
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Scripps-McRae
Parkston
S. D
Agnes Poiries
Sioux Falls
Milwaukee Delegates Enjoy Mississippi River Trip
A Crosse MA crowd marching under Milwaukee leadership rode the steamer Tian up the Mississippi, delegates savoring their first river excursion. The day included a trolley ride to Gund's brewery and a banquet hosted by Mr Henry Gund, followed by a grand Germania Ball featuring music, socializing, and festive decorations.
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Tian
Mississippi
Father of Waters
Gund’s
Gund
Henry Gund
Oring Laxative Fruit Syrup Endorsed for Women and Children
The product is praised for mild action and pleasant taste, designed for women and children. It avoids nausea and griping common with pills and ordinary laxatives, aiding digestion and stimulating liver and bowels without irritation. note the brand DRENO and that substitutes should be refused. sold by O. T. Frhart.
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Dreno
O. T. Frhart
Storm Devastation Described Near La Crosse Farmers Relate Damaging Path
Reports from Coon Valley and Caledonia recount a tornado's track through the region early this week. Witnesses Friz Seblich and Atteust Weiland describe collapsed barns, demolished houses, and widespread crop and livestock damage. The Caledonia death and injury toll includes Peter and Joseph Meyer and several Inglett family members with serious injuries.
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la Crosse
Friz Seblich
Atteust Weiland
Coon Valley
John McCleland
Ffe
Caledonia
Andrew Thompson Dies Sudenly In Lanesboro Funeral Arrangements
Undertaker Thendore Dahla went to Lanesboro to take charge of the funeral for Andrew Thompson a Tanesborn furniture dealer and undertaker who died yesterday. Thompson recently retired from business selling out to Tisseu Chronic brenchial arankles and stammer coughs are promoted as relief by Folgy's Joney and Tar sold by OL T. Vrhart.
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Thendore Dahla
Lanesboro
Andrew Thompson
Tanesborn Fugnitre
Thompson
Tisseu
OL T. Vrhart
Auto Scares Team At Hotel District Ride
A Wisconsin Telephone Company team chased a vehicle that frightened a bystander. The auto struck the curb on Second Street to Vine, toppled, causing axle and strap damage. A bystander restrained the incident. no further injuries noted. Wheelock Harvey, missing with 200000 in checks and cash, returned cash by mail but kept about 260.2
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Wisconsin Telephone Cn
Second Street
Vine
New York
Wheelock Tlarvey
Dissolution of Hotel Grand Partnership
The partnership between Jot Alexander and Henry A Werkines is dissolved. Alexander pays all debts and settles all bills, with Henry A Werkines named in the dissolution. Local notice dates June 10, 1906.
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Jot Alexander
Henry AL Werkines
Alexander
Henry A
Vierkins
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