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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1908
Page
12
Government designates an engineer to show prospective settlers lands within the Shoshone Project in Wyoming. Engineers at Powell headquarters accompany homeseekers, point out corners and provide needed information. Lands are platted into farm units and the surveying engineer leads the viewings. This marks a useful change for settlers.
In a pointed exchange, Nell declares Mr Saphedde is the family standout while Belle dismisses him as a blooming idiot, framing a sharp domestic disagreement within the household.
Harry C. Whittier appointed as advertising committee chair with Harry Long John E. Langdon and William H. Hunt as assistants. The group plans an extensive campaign using post cards letters and press stories to attract attendees and publicize the Saengerfest across the region. The permanent headquarters will be at the Second ward schoolhouse with additional members joining the committee.
A broken draw bar caused seven cars to derail from the Milwaukee line between Prairie duchin and Dubuque yesterday afternoon. Trains 51 and 52 were routed over Milwaukee tracks until crews cleared the wreckage.
An article extols health as happiness and urges choosing quality medical care. It promotes Dr. L. M. Turbin, a respected specialist, visiting La Crosse at the Hotel La Crosse on Wednesday June 24 for free consultations.
Melville E. Trux and Myron D. Savage tour Red Wing as part of a Mississippi River cruise from St. Paul to the Gulf. Trux praises Barn Bluff and Sugar Loaf, urges preservation against blasting and commercial damage, and highlights river improvement efforts and growing motor boat use on many eastern streams.
The Junior Promenade will end the high school year at Germania hall on June 26. Dancing starts after 10 due to theater commencement exercises. Kreutz's orchestra will provide the music for the occasion.
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