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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1908
Page
4
North side office of The Tribune moves from 807 Rose Street to 83 Rose Street. Local residents travel and relocate to Denver Chicago Milwaukee and Prospect Street. Community notices include church activities marriages ice cream social and several local visits and travels.
The North Side Progressive league will meet tomorrow night to conduct regular business and revive local spirit. Plans from the last session will guide the gathering and no other topics are expected to be discussed.
City council advances the Downs crossing ordinance requiring conductors to flag at railroad crossings and cars to stop before approaching. An amendment adds day and night flagging at Mill street. The panel delays a requested stay on Main street extension to Losey boulevard, urging immediate construction.
Wisconsin and Minnesota bankers meet in La Crosse for a joint session. Leaders urge deeper group membership and warn against speculative gambling and a flawed monetary system.
Frank Caffrey a prominent La Crosse linotype operator and Typographical Union No. 448 member departed for the printers home in Colorado Springs after months of poor health. The feature highlights his skill, sociable nature, and respected status among city printers and colleagues.
The steam engine at Department No 1 underwent a morning test at the level foot of Main Street. A river pumping test was performed due to high water. Earlier, about 9 30 last evening, firefighters were called to Mrs C Worths home at 315 North Ninth Street where a chimney fire was extinguished with no damage.
The article profiles Hughes of Gotham, 46, who reflects on a life of hard study and duty. It notes his long effort and suggests his work represents his full obligation, with a focus on character and persistence.
Andrew Hanson was arraigned before Judge Hunt in police court this morning on drunken and disorderly conduct and fined $5 with costs of $7.50. The fine was paid. The case of Charles Vanne against Walter Nigglie for obscene and abusive language was adjourned until 2 o clock this afternoon.
The Sanitary Hydro-Carbon company of Milwaukee displays a new kerosene stove burner at the Pure Food show. The invention uses kerosene fuel but is claimed to be explosion free, making it a standout exhibit in the building.
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