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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1906
Page
5
The article extols June as the peak month for weddings and engagements. It emphasizes choosing a diamond engagement ring and a plain gold wedding band, purchased from a reputable store to ensure purity and quality, cautioning against bargains and urging the buyer to seek the best for the bride.
Detective Taylor stated he had shipped about 40 000 tramps out of the city over 19 years using freight trains while Chief Byrne noted most departures were via freight cars and not wagon bridges. The annual average perspective suggests over 1 000 leaving yearly, with only a portion traced to the city’s agencies.
City Comptroller C. H. Connor receives a Hustlers badge from the Grand Sachem of the Improved Order of Redmen. The badge features an eagle rampant with a pendant from its claws and is valued as a mark of diligent service to the lodge.
Residents praise Salzer Seed Company for improving the sidewalks around its offices and greenhouses. The boulevard, torn up and replaced with loam and shrubs, will make the Salzer block among the town’s prettiest and serves as a model for other businesses.
The Missionary Social union gathered at St Pauls Universalist church on Friday afternoon for a pleasant musical and literary program followed by refreshments in the dining room. Attendance was large.
AANA Mount and Del Mar headline the Bijou vaudeville week delivering strong voices and approachable songs. They blend polished singing with public friendly selections avoiding excess grand opera, backed by years of engagements and cross continental tours.
Invitations have been issued for the engineers annual picnic set for Sunday June 17 aboard the steamer Hudson and barge. The announcement promises a humorous aboard voyage with an elaborate explanation of the joke for all excursionists, describing the event as the boss on you.
At the monthly meeting Miss Florence Cox was chosen as delegate to the La Crosse District convention at North Freedom next week. Elected for six months are President James G. Showers First Vice Grace Harris Second Vice Alta Hyatt Third Vice Mrs. Mackay Fourth Vice Alta Barber Secretary Harricke Iyatt Treasurer Ewart Showers Organist Claude Aiken Chorister Mrs. N C Fletcher.
A. R. T. Co. at Fifth and Jay offers a reward for the recovery of a missing automobile crank and hub cap lost at Granddad Bluff.
Local store advertises a clearance on wash goods including French organdy Swiss dimities and 42 inch colored India linen. Prices list 15c to 25c per yard with bulk discounts and reduced rates on remaining stock.
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