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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1911
Page
4
Official publication of the Seamat Savings Bank La Crosse Wisconsin showing assets including loans and discounts 175567.75 overdrafts 483.55 cash on hand 8988.71 due from banks and reserves 105,- etc. Liabilities list capital stock 30000 surplus 5000 undivided profits 1529.14 deposits 223, etc. Notary public J B Brenner sworn June 10 1911.
In probate La Crosse County Wisconsin the estate of Rachel Ann Heath is set for creditor claims six months after May 16 1911. The court will hear and adjust all claims on November 21 1911 at 10:00 A M in the La Crosse Court House. John Brindley county judge James Thompson attorney for estate.
Mrs. Mary Brazer aged 82 on French Island tripped and fell while feeding chickens, breaking her right shoulder blade. She is in a precarious condition at her daughter's home as Dr. F C Sutter treats her. recovery is doubtful.
Information from eastern trunk line roads shows plans to abolish low clergy fares between New York and the west. If enacted, reduced rates will disappear, with other lines likely to follow. The Eastern lines and Erie have notes of maintainin g concessions. Western Passenger association will discuss the issue and related topics at its meetings, including conventions in Chicago Cleveland and Detroit, annual passes for officials, and state fair discounts.
Four hoboes boarded Milwaukee road No 55 at Tomah and refused to pay fare. They fought with three brake men as the conductor attempted to eject them. Two paid fares while two fled. police were alerted at La Crosse but the suspects had disappeared when officers boarded.
New York reports Baba Preman Bharati a sage and holy man touring the city explains three types of love. He says Americans mainly practice love of barter and possession while spiritual love in India endures faults and virtues without ending. He urges helping others and striving to save them.
Na poleon Johnson of St Paul filed a £12,000 lawsuit against Joe Cantillon Minneapolis manager and George Lennon president of St Paul Baseball Amusement company alleging he was struck over the head with a baseball bat.
North Side brief from La Crosse notes T Rogers becoming foreman at North Side Bottling Works. Residents from Marmouth and West Salem travel to buy horses, visit relatives or return home. Local church events, public notices and social visits populate the day along with several brief trips to Chicago, Madison and Minneapolis.
The Lyric Theatre in La Crosse shows a varied program including The Stage Child The Opium Smuggler Such is the Kingdom The Ranchman’s Vengeance An exception to the Rule The Cheyenne Medicine Man The Temptress and two western comedies The expected Hamlet from Copenhagen shores. plus Sheridan at Murfreesboro and two comedies. Manager Burford reports first talking picture plans for July with Matt and Jeff. A busy week awaits with new features and a Sane Fourth message.
The report notes temperatures at the Majestic were warmer yesterday while the Majestic remained notably cooler in the afternoon by about twenty to twenty-five degrees. The contrast highlights the chillier afternoon conditions at the Majestic.
Mrs. Shelley returns home from a three month California stay with her son Raymond who died there and was buried in Bridgewater South Dakota. Miss Florence McMahon of Huron South Dakota visits Mrs. J J Graham at 1928 George Street. Miss Mayme Keefe of Caledonia Minnesota visits her cousin Mrs M McNamara at 210 Caledonia Street.
A Saturday evening reception honored high school graduates. The gym was festooned with ferns as seniors, graduates, and faculty gathered for music, dancing, and two declamations by Myron Locke. Refreshments included ice cream and cake. attendance was high and the event marked commencement week activities.
American school children would be delighted to live in Russia where about 90 public holidays exist. The note highlights the breadth of seasonal and commemorative days shaping the Russian calendar.
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