W C A Bonds For Homestead Purchase
The Young Women's Christian Association plans to issue bonds totaling $9,000 to raise funds to buy the Mons Anderson homestead on lower Cass street. Directors approved the move last night with J M Holley and W W Withee handling finances and bond arrangements. One thousand dollars has already been raised from local merchants. The property sale is set for Saturday but may be postponed for a private sale.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
New YMCA appoints leader to oversee repairs and upgrades
H. W. Stafford, the new local secretary at the La Crosse YMCA, identifies a weak point and announces immediate repairs. The plan includes a new gymnasium and a full apparatus set, with upgrades to every section of the facility.
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la Crosse
H. W. Stafford
Meeting to Discuss Building Costs at Directors Session
The building and about $500 will be expended in this manner. At the next monthly meeting of the directors, which will be held next Tuesday evening this will be one of the chief topics discussed.
Couple from Elk Mound Wed in Intimate Wisconsin Ceremony
Miss Anna E. Rosenberg and James G. Peterson were united in marriage yesterday at the bride’s Elk Mound home. Mrs. Rosenberg is a popular local schoolteacher and Mr. Peterson, a noted North Side traveling salesman for Gall and Frank of Milwaukee. They plan to reside at 1317 Avon Street after July 5.
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Anna E. Rosenberg
James G. Peterson
Elk Mound
Wis
Rosenberg
Mr. Peterson
North Side
Gall and
Frank
Milwaukee
Avon Street
Pastors Set July 11 Outing Plans on TrempeLeau Bay
The La Crosse Pastors' union fixed July 11 for its annual picnic at Trempeleau Bay. The event will be on a large steamer with friends invited. They will skip forming athletic teams this year and will feature a pie eating contest running races and other mild amusements with prizes for winners.
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la Crosse
Pastors’ Union
Union
Trempeleau Bay
Winona
Street Railway Company Offers City Payment for South Seventh Street
At tonight's common council meeting the street railway company will offer La Crosse $1,085 in full payment for all claims tied to the pavement of South Seventh Street. The amount has been due for almost two years since paving and will be placed in the special street improvement fund to cover current monthly paving estimates.
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City of
Court Reopens Here July 6th
The circuit court will reopen in this city on July 6 to complete cases postponed from the May term. Judge J. J. Fruit and Court Reporter Alfred Harrison returned yesterday from Viroqua where the term just closed. The Viroqua term was light with mostly unimportant cases.
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Circuit’ Court
J. J. Fruit
Alfred Harrison
Viroqua
Appeals In Wisconsin Burglary Case To Supreme Court
J A Daniels attorney for Ferdinand Winski appeals his clients burglary conviction in circuit court. Winski received a three year term at Waupun with six months served. He seeks review in the August term of the state supreme court. Youll miss something if you dont attend the amateur performance tomorrow at the Bijou theater at noon.
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J. A. Daniels
Ferdinand Winski
Supreme Court
Winski
Waupun
La Crosse hosts Beloit in city baseball afternoon
The La Crosse baseball club returns home to face Beloit on the home diamond at La Crosse Street park. After a 3:30 a m arrival from Clinton Iowa the team aims to rebound with local grand stand support as standings show La Crosse third in the league. First baseball excursion arrives tomorrow from Blair Arcadia Galesville and Independence with pitcher Olson leading La Crosse.
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Beloit
la Crosse Street
Clinton
Clinton Independents
Furenore Kb Occupioe Cs
Warsaw
Sc Uweckosien
Dank Abe Ok
Dace Cck Ee
Sig
Green Bay
Blair
Arcadia
Galesville
Independence
Olson
Calumet
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Laughlin
Columbus
Sun Prairie
Wis
Beloit State League
Prof Davis Seeks $33 Daily Salary in La Crosse
Chemist Floyd Davis, who investigated local water, is in La Crosse awaiting about $1,600 from the city for services. City auditors plan to review water bills and present accounts to the council tonight.
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la Crosse
Stoddard
City of
Council
Local Theatre Acts And Trade Notices In Colby
A mix of ads and civic notes: Bijou theatre matinees at 3 PM and vaudeville acts, a three color press installation, new barber shop opening on Main and Second, and bids for court house screens. Reports of river cammers thriving, and electrical wiring by Colby firm at 605 Main plus a consulting physician and a diseases of women specialist named Powell.
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Pacific Electric Co
Will Powell
Mississippi
George Powell
Bijou
Frank Farnham
Mill Street
Nels Johnson
Harmony
Poehling’s
Hollister’s
Rocky Mountain
J. Sofia
Main
Second Street
Tribune
Hollister
Douglas& Douglas
la Crosse
Mildred Glover
Milwaukee Road to Beautify Grounds
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul depot grounds will be decorated and beautified continuing from months ago. Landscape gardener Mrs. E A McCrea arrived and began work today following detailed plans. About 500 dollars will be spent by the company for flowers shrubs and plants.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Road
E. A. McCrea
City
Western Tobacco Works Incorporated Incorporators Named
The Western Tobacco Works, formed to manufacture smoking tobaccos, was incorporated yesterday with P. C. Wiggenhorn as president S. Y. Hyde as vice president and R. S. Hyde as secretary and manager. Capital stock is $50,000 and it will locate at 119 North Third street with new machinery to be installed.
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Western Tobacco Works
P. C. Wiggenhorn
S. Y. Hyde
R. S. Hyde
North Third Street
Entertains Friends at Berlin Street Home
Miss Mayme Nessler hosted about twenty friends at her Berlin street residence last evening. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
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Mayme Nessler
Berlin Street
State Banks Show Gain in Wisconsin May Report
Wisconsin state and savings banks totaling 383 institutions held 94,604,030.43 in resources and liabilities on May 29, up about 1,000,000 from March. Deposits rose 1,400,000 and loans and discounts 1,590,903.23. coin and currency near 5.4 million, including 1.5 million in gold. Bank count up by three.
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Madison
Wis
M. C. Bergh
Wisconsin
Tribune Truth Teller Headlines La Crosse Edition
The Tribune reports in La Crosse on a daring front about city affairs. Readers are urged to follow local news with coverage focused on accountability and public interest.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Wayland Jubilee Opens in Beaver Dam Wisconsin
Wayland Academy marked its golden jubilee with a decorated Front Street in red and white and a parade of visitors. Erie railroad President F D Underwood arrived on a special train from New York with former students. Activities include a Beaver Dam drive, a 2 pm gym program, and an 8 pm banquet. about 400 former students attend.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Wayland Academy
Front Street
F. D. Underwood
Erie Railroad
New York
Wayland
Lindsay Gymnasium
Art Hall
Maximonvitch New Governor of Warsaw Amid Riot Killings
Maximonvitch takes office as the new Warsaw governor as troops kill rioters during early unrest. The appointment follows ongoing clashes between forces and demonstrators. The new administration faces calls for accountability and stabilization efforts.
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Warsaw
Nature Cure Professor Offers Complete Healing
Professor F Wild at 502 Market Street advertises cures for open sores ulcers saltrheum dandruff and many diseases using methods described as best and approved with all diseases thoroughly cured.
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Market Street
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