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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1913
Page
4
Burlington safety committee to meet on June 28
The La Crosse division Safety First committee of the Burlington railroad will hold a meeting in the assistant superintendent office on Saturday June 28 at 1 30 p m. New safety plans will be discussed following monthly bulletins about injuries and deaths on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Burlington Railroad
If Lister Commercialized His Wound Dressing
A Globe meditation on Joseph Lister note whether his antiseptic wound dressing would have earned him lasting fame if sold as a commercial invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lister
Toronto Globe
From Both Sides Steamers Equipped for Lifeboats
Steamers running between England and Holland now carry apparatus enabling lifeboats to be launched from either side of the vessel. The system allows rapid deployment regardless of which side is nearest shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Holland
Wreck Delays Carnival Train At Delmar Iowa
Carnival unit transfers to Northwestern after a freight wreck delays the carnival train. John A. Pollitt describes a fatal work train collision with ten workers removed, nine dead. A motorcycle rideeer crashes while trying to bail out, leaping the guard rail and injuring a bystander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wortham & Allen
C. M
St. P
Delmar
Iowa
John A. Pollitt
D. J. Lund
Northwestern
Wortham
Dubuque
Pollitt
Cedar Rapids
Chase Popular With Sox Fans In Chicago Debut
Owner Co miskey reviewed receipts from a double header and noted Hal Chase drew most applause in his first Chicago appearance, with large attendance and strong fan reaction at the White Sox home game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Comiskey
White Sox
Hal Chase
Sox
Hopi Indians Lecture At Tabernacle Baptist Church
Miss Anna Nelson presents a Hopi Indians lecture at Tabernacle Baptist Church Tuesday evening. The talk aims to transport listeners to Hopi villages, with Nelson wearing Hopi attire and displaying crafts and bread for tasting. Admission is free with a voluntary offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Nelson
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Miss Nelson
McBride Returns to Nationals After Six Year Absence
Captain McBride of the Nationals will rejoin the lineup this week after missing his first game in six years due to a strained ligament suffered early last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Bride
Washington
Captain McBride
Nationals
Veteran hiker Weston continues New York to Minneapolis trek
Sharon Pa June 23 F Edward Payson Weston, veteran pedestrian, arrived from Greenville where he spent Sunday. He left Greenville at 1 this morning and expects to reach Warren Ohio by nightfall, reporting excellent physical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Edward Payson Weston
New York
Minneapolis
Greenville
Weston
Warren
Ohio
Kid pitcher sets factory league strikeout record
Racine Wisconsin June 23 Chal ky Jackson a teenage factory league pitcher struck out seventeen batters and allowed only one hit setting a new league record amid strong hitters and excellent players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine, Wis
Chalky” Jackson
North Side Briefs Showers of Visiting Guests on Berlin Street
North Side notices include Mrs. Gerhard Englestad confined at home with grip. Several residents and visitors travel for fishing and reunions, including families from Marmouth North Dakota and Madison. The Good Samaritans plan an annual picnic at Myrick Park with a 9:30 car departure from George Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dreamland
Gerhard Englestad
Berlin Street
Joseph’ Dubraks
Brownsville
Louie Larson
L. M. Larson
Marmouth
N. D
C. H. Berry
Charles St
Houston
Texas
E. C. Jones
Burlington Railroad
Grand Crossing
Winona
Fred Briebach
French Lake
Leslie Kinney
Mick Forss
Black River
Laura Filler
Midway
C. E. Holloway
Morris Peterson
No. 4
Sever Gunderson
Coon Valley
The
Dome
Oscar Peterson
Onalaska
O. Nelson
Pine Bluff
Ark
Orrin Nelson
Madison
Benjamin L. Nelson
Kane Street
Benjamin Nelson
T. Torgerson
Decorah
E. Knutson
Avon Street
Milwaukee
R. Roeder
George Street
E. Sanderson
Kane St
Dubuque
Henry Noem
Cochrane
Wis
T. Johnson
Trempealeau
Miss Pearl Holmes
S. Gunderson
Minneapolis
St. Paul
C. Asselin
R. Hurley
Caledonia Street
G. Krell
de Soto
Minn
Raymond Olson
Berlin St
Good Samaritans
Myrick Park
Entitled to Credit for Duty Said by Some Pessimist
A reflection notes that some feel richly owed for duties done and adds that a pessimist is simply someone never content unless unhappy.
Children Wear Brilliant Colors in Modern Baby and Boy Fashions
New York fashion article notes a shift from white fabrics to vibrant color in children’s clothing influenced by Balkan war. Describes dresses with long waists, sashes, and bright embroidery. bulgar blouses for boys. varying hats, socks ending at the calf, and simpler layette with rich handwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Little Willie
Wee Marie
Mama
Kate Greenaway
Big Sister
Small Sister
Seine
Buddy
Newborns and Rompers Highlight Baby Wardrobe Trends
The article notes embroidered silk crepe kimonos from Japan and infant and child garments in playful styles. It mentions cat and fatherlike bath robes, ecru linen overalls, and gingham rompers praised for comfort and practicality across boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Jones Buys Fast Boat For River Venture
Jones, air brake foreman of Crossing, plans to own the river region’s fastest motor boat. He is in Winona purchasing a thirty two foot craft with an auto marine engine being installed and will drive the vessel down the river toward La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington Railroad
Grand Crossing
la Crosse
Whiffer marriage praised in Birmingham tale strip
A witty dialogue from the Birmingham Age Herald notes Mr. and Mrs. Whiffer never argue. The neighbor narrator asks how that happens and the punchline suggests Mr. Whiffer won’t argue, highlighting a humorous domestic observation.
To Remove Stains Grass Stains With Fresh Lard
Grass stains on washable fabrics can be removed by rubbing with fresh lard before washing. This old home remedy suggests fat treatment prior to laundering to lift stains effectively.
Birds as pests control key to saving crops
The agricultural department estimates insect pests cause 420 million dollars in crop damage annually in the United States. It notes that many pests can be suppressed only by birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Agricultural Department
United States
Daily Thought Reminds On Tongue and Friendship
A brief maxim echoes Chaucer urging restraint in speech and loyalty to friends. The line emphasizes measured talk and careful alliances as guiding everyday conduct.
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Chaucer
New Depot at Bridge Switch Opens Rail Yards
Completion of Milwaukee rails at River Junction creates new yard space and a Bridge Switch depot. A telephone system aids east end operations and westbound trains must contact Bridge Switch for clear tracks. The Carnival Milwaukee train arrived late due to a wreck near Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Milwaukee Railroad
River Junction
Bridge Switch
North Side
Milwaukee
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
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