Milwaukee Yard Relocation Plans Considered East of City
Milwaukee rail yards may move east of current location as Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul officials probe yard expansion. Agent Craft says a decision within a month, plans to be drawn, boards to review, and work potentially to start this year if the plan proves sound.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
C. L. V. Craft
North Side
Mr. Craft
Board of Directors
Mill Street
Depot relocation plans in La Crosse propose east yard move
In ongoing West yards discussions through trains would cross Mill street to reduce danger. Officials seek a depot relocation and move repair tracks and quarters to the east yards. If no space east of Mill street is found the yards may move to La Crescent, affecting labor locations and city operations.
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Mill Street
la Crescent
Mysterious Gossamer Covering Described In Fragment
A fragmentary line mentions a flesh white pink brunet gossamer cover ing bestowed by Latin skin powder with unclear context or action. The readable text is sparse and provides minimal concrete details or identifiable entities.
Debate on Road on Indian Hill
The Dovre Debating club meets at Steven Marking's home 1534 George Street to debate a motion urging a Loomis Street to Eleventh Street road across Indian Hill. Steven and Charles Marking support the affirmative. M Olson and O Ot salak oppose.
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Loomis Street
Eleventh, Street
Indian Hall
Dovre Debating Club
Steven Marking
George Street
Steven
Charles Marking
M. Olson
O. Otsalak
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs J Dancerrsen of Chicago will return home after visiting John Desmond. Dr Maitland left for Jackson after visiting relatives on the North side. Engineer James Welch and son plan a Chicago trip and will stop at Savanna on return. Miss Mamie Nelson of Black River Falls visits Mrs Spafford. Mrs P S Campbell of De Soto visits daughter Mrs Powell. Miss Alma Oswald travels to Clifford N D for a June 24 wedding to Dr Heinge. John Selbo to represent Viking Bunch at Grand Lodge Minneapolis July 29 to 21. Miss Carrie Gunn Aberdeen and Miss Margaret Smith visit Hardy farm on Salem road. Wachter family return from Hokah fishing trip. O T Welch of Kirkland visits at Sullivan home. North Side Laundry reopened after repairs. Mrs Bell and children of Shullburg visit Mrs Frestral. Mrs James O Donnel of St Paul visits Otto Granke. Mrs Henry Kinder Sr hosts Ladies Society of German Lutheran church for 58th birthday. Refreshments served. Mrs F Berger seriously ill at St Francis hospital. L L Murphy returns from Minneapolis and St Paul trip.
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J. Dancerrsen
Chicago
John Desmond
Dr. Maitland
Jackson
North Side
James Welch
Savanna
Mamie Nelson
Black River Falls
Spafford
George Street
P. S. Campbell
DeSoto
S. M. Powell
Prospect Street
Alma Oswald
A. O. Black
Clifford
N. D
Dr. Heinge
John Selbo
Grand Lodge
Minneapolis
Carrie Gunn
Aberdeen
Margaret Smith
Hardy Farm
Salem Road
La Crosse Stands to Secure Experimental Mussel Station
Washington experts visit La Crosse in a push to establish a permanent United States Experimental Station for mussel and clam propagation. Congress earmarked 25000 dollars. the project needs fishing and clamming facilities on the river. Professors Curtis and Lefevre will oversee studies through the summer, detailing glochidia development and fish-assisted dispersal to boost clam yields. The station would likely be sited between La Crosse and Davenport or Rock Island due to pearl button industries and fishing prospects. The state fisheries department plans to begin work when conditions allow.
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la Crosse
United States
Congress
Curtis and Lefevre
Washington
Davenport
Rock Island
State Fisheries Department
Fire destroys Howards Grove plant in $14000 loss
Howards Grove village nine miles northwest of Sheboygan suffered a $14000 fire when the R Frome Manufacturing plant and lumber yard were destroyed. Insurance coverage is $4000.
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Sheboygan Wis
Howards Grove
Sheboygan
Calumet Road
R. Frome Manufacturing Company
Wooden Poles Vanish In Brick Paved District
In line with a council resolution, telephone and light firms remove all wood poles in the brick paved district. La Crosse Telephone reports all aerial wires down. work due by the 15th. Gas and Electric shifts to iron poles, completion expected in a few days.
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la Crosse
the Gas and Electric Company
Leaps From Train But Is Uninjured
Chippewa Falls Wis June 12 Leon Demares committed to the Mendota asylum from Chippewa county jumped from the window of a car near Merrillan junction while the train traveled about 40 miles an hour. The train was backed up and he was found unconscious after striking his head but was revived and expected to recover. The article ends with unrelated aphorisms about chance and a farmer’s wife criticizing her husband.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Leon Demares
Mendota Asylum
Chippewa County
Merrillan Junction
Board of Trade to Visit Hatfield Works
Arrangements are in progress for a board of trade excursion to the Hatfield works, either later this month or early July. The visitors will be hosted by the La Crosse Water Power company and will tour the entire plant, with stops at smaller stations on the return and some local boosting.
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Board of Trade
Hatfield
la Crosse Water Power Company
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