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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1909

Page

7

Ossian Iowa team tops Prairie du Chien 31 to 28

Ossian Iowa visitors defeated Prairie du Chien 31 to 28 at the Metropolitan in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. The Ossian lineup included Herbert Harold John Zeman and George Groenert with Archie and Ed Benson leading the forwards as the teams played a fast game. The postgame honors recognized the visiting squad.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Ossian Iowa Metropolitan Minnesota Herbert Harold John Zeman George Groenert Archie Ed Benson

Lamp withstands heavy abuse in Sunbeam Tungsten test

Mr. Siebert of the Standard Electric Company demonstrated Sunbeam Tungsten lamps to a Tribune representative. A 60 watt lamp endured repeated blows, drops, and rough handling, then functioned perfectly when reconnected. He notes the lamp provides at least double light for the same current and tests every unit before sale.

Man Made God Sages New View From Prof Foster Book

Chicago March 4 The statement that man made God in his image and that religion serves utilitarian ends are the core ideas in a forthcoming book by Prof George B Foster of the University of Chicago The Function of Religion in Man s Struggle for Existence He argues religion should be seen as a natural need of humanity and notes many religious tenets clash with science and morality

Chicago Feurbach Geo. B. Foster University of Chicago Prof. Foster

City buys property for school use in Funk's addition

La Crosse purchases a lot in Funk's addition owned by Joseph and Anna Petrosky for 1500 dollars to be used for school purposes. The report also notes council chamber matters and a serenade event for two local men. A man reports robbery but later returns with the missing ten dollars.

la Crosse Funk Joseph Anna Petrosky Council Board of Trade Council Chamber Frohsian Singing Society Max Sheel Mat Newburg G. Ranger

La Crosse Boatmen Seek Park Garage and Dredging Plan

La Crosse Motor Boat Club directors push creating a northern Levee Park basin with a horseshoe concrete garage for 50 to 100 boats, 16 to 30 feet, plus a breakwater. R S Reid named to lead talks with the park commission and to interview boat owners about dredging Mississippi Slough to improve anchorage and add boathouses. The annual meeting set for March 10 at Ellis’ Hall, with elections and a summer plan, including a possible regatta and picnic.

la Crosse Motorboat Club Levee Park Wisconsin Waterways R. S. Reid New Park Commission Boat Club Park Commission Ellis John C. Toeller Petibone Park Black River Mississippi W. A. Thompson Ide la Plume Wisconsin

A Fellow and His Timekeeper Insight

A saying notes that having a precise watch does not guarantee enjoyment for all, suggesting that punctual gear alone cannot ensure a good time or happiness.

Mixing taking and bringing back methods urged

Editorial notes a balance between taking and returning strategies. It argues success hinges on integrating practical extraction with restitution, emphasizing cooperation, fair returns, and sustainable practices to avoid harm and ensure long term benefits.

Booking Agent Sees Koppelberger On Bijou Booking

Jake Stennard of the Orpheum circuit and Western Vaudeville met Manager Koppelberger of the Bijou theatre in Chicago yesterday about booking the new Bijou house set to open by September 1st. Koppelberger said it was too early to start booking attractions.

Koppelberger Jake Stennard Orpheum Circuit Western Vaudeville Association of Chicago Bijou

A Simple 50c Bottle for Cough Relief

Druggist Charles Beyschlag promotes Gray's Yerba Santa as a universal cough remedy. He urges the public to obtain the “priceless healer” to alleviate coughing across ages during epidemics.

Charles Beyschlag Main Street

Personal notes from the North Side and surrounding towns

A string of short notices from La Crosse area includes visits by railroad officials R. C. Chase and J. P. Gehrig, social calls by Misses and Mrs neighbors, and local business adverts. Names include Cora Mellenbrat Sophia Miller Ella Schultz Mamie Bjornsen and others with multiple mentions of Oak wood and Gold Medal Flour campaigns.

FORD R. C. Chase Northwestern B. & O. Railroad Arctic Ice & Fuel Co J. P. Gehrig Soo Line Yesterda C. D. Fortney Viroqua Cora Mellenbrat Spring Grove Sophia Miller Winona Ella Schultz South Sixth Street Maurice Anderson Black River Falls Will Powell Joseph Caldrice Preston Minn North Side Tribune Clinton Street A. C. Mikelsted Montgomery Ward Company William Marker North Tenth Steet Virginia Rhoda E. A. Gotterdam Madison Legislative Committee The State Dental Society J. B. McDonald Fond du Lac H. J. McDonald George Powell Marie Sletten Moorehead A. O. Kroshus Friends Bottom Wood Olaf Narveson Nels Thompson Anna Schwebach Mary Molitor Caledonia John Potter Rev. Bogan Lansing Shadbolt James McConnille la Crosse Gateway City Swen Buxengard Lillie Nelson Frank Winter H. Lenz Frank Goettel M. Weipert Brindley Alma Buffalo County B. F. Keeler Woodmen Milwaukee Herman Kuehn West Salem C. Esterley August Vida French Creek A. Olson Crystal Valley Angel

Pleasant Surprise Marks Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. George Robert of 715 South Seventh street were surprised by friends on their fifth anniversary. They received a fine dinner set. head prizes went to Mrs. H A Lee and Mr. Schnittgrund, with consolations to Mrs. Rae and Mrs. Schnittgrund. Music followed with piano and violin by Mrs. Robert and Mr. Monti. attendees included G Robert A Drake H A Lee A Seger G Krueger Andrees J Schnittgrund Warren J Rae Mrs J McDonald P Flannagan H Walter N Foster Jennie Schaller Louise Hohl Frank Ward George Bell and Dave Monti.

George Robert South Seventh Street H. A. Lee Schnittgrund Rae Robert David Monti Messrs Frank Ward George Bell Dave Monti

Surprised Host Hosts Late Livingston Street Party

Mr. Alf Bolstad welcomed guests at 2324 Livingston Street on a Tuesday evening of games dancing and refreshments. Anna Vaughdra won a card game while Sally Severson captured the prize in the common game. Musicians Olgar Turmo Mary Hansen and Joe Stine provided music as the party extended to 4 45 a m with many attendees listed.

Alf Bolstad Livingston Street Anna Vaughdrn Sally Severson Olgar Turmo Mary Hansen Joe Stine Nora Kurstine Geta Gusta Maggie McKeeth Hilma Olson Anna Vaughdra Chorola Brivick Lucinda Morning Mildren Eberhart Ruth Johnson Clara Larsen Johnnie Young Johnnie Severson Johnnie Olson Johnnie Allen Ohnie Jension Johnnie Christjohn Conrad Severson Si Dalby Chester Johnson Peter Johnson

Afternoon coffee honors Coren sisters before departure

Mrs Homer Hart Jr hosted a Monday afternoon informal coffee for a group of ladies in honor of Miss Lulu Coren and Miss Edna Coren who are soon to leave the city. Guests included Mrs Charles Michel Mrs Doherty Mrs Hillstead Mrs Jessie Searles the Misses Edna and Helen Holbrook Freda Michel Mrs Max Platz and the Misses Coren.

Homer Hart Jr Lulu Edna Coren Charles Michel Doherty Hillstead Jessie Searles Edna Helen Holbrook Freda Michel Max Platz Coren

Birthday Gatherings Honor Mrs Emma Law and Mrs Tooke

Yesterday afternoon a group of intimate friends celebrated Mrs Emma Law’s birthday in a surprise informal party hosted by Mrs W R Finch. Attendees included Mrs S H Moulton Mrs E E Marston Mrs Andrew Lees Mrs J W Skinner Mrs Max Burton Mrs Law and Mrs Finch. On Wednesday Mrs Arthur Tooke of 1233 Adams Street hosted a birthday gathering for friends with a cheerful afternoon.

W. R. Finch Emma Law Law S. H. Moulton E. E. Marston Andrew Lees J. W. Skinner Max Burton

Ladies honor Mrs. Hulsapple with birthday party

A group of ladies surprised Mrs. Hulsapple at her home yesterday afternoon for a birthday celebration. Refreshments were served and she received a beautiful set of table linen. Present were Mesdames Schrader Sundbay Smith Mozilla Leaser Redtach and Miss Emerson.

Mrs. Hulsapple Mesdames Schrader, Sundbay, Smith Mozilla Leaser, Redtach Miss Emerson

Social Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Returns

Donald McDonald of Detroit has returned home for a few weeks to spend time with his mother after achieving success in large cities. Mrs. H Kriebs of Westhope North Dakota is visiting relatives for a month. Mrs Thaxter Shaw Mrs Theodore Withee and child visit Louise Withee. Theodore Withee heads to Conrad Montana to join his husband in business there.

Donald McDonald Detroit McDonald H. Kriebs Westhope N. D Thaxter Shaw Theodore Withee Little Daughter Hemlock Louise Withee Conrad, Mont

Cooper Case Nears Finish in Carmack Murder Trial

In Nashville Tennessee on March 4 the state defense began rebuttal in the murder trial of John D. Sharp Col Duncan B Cooper and Robin Cooper. Attorney General Jeff McCaren predicted the state would rest Friday night with adjournment possible until Monday for closing arguments. The jury could reach a verdict within a week.

Nashille Tenn John D. Sharp Duncan B. Cooper Robin Cooper E. W. Carmack Jeff McCaren

Wrights Win Gold Government Medals

In Washington March 4 under House resolution thrust, Orville and Wilbur Wright of Dayton Ohio are to receive gold medals from the government for their invention of the Wright aeroplane and their courage in aerial navigation.

Washington, D. C House Orville Wilbur Wright Dayton, Ohio Aeroplanists

Jamieson Resigns to Take Congress Seat

Des Moines Iowa March 4 State Senator Jamieson a Democrat resigns effective at once and departs for Washington to assume duties as congressman after defeating Col Hepburn in last fall’s election.

Jamieson Des Moines Iowa Washington Col W. P. Hepburn

Des Moines Seeks 500 New Female Workers from New York

The Greater Des Moines committee plans to import five hundred factory girls from New York to Des Moines factories to boost manufacturing output. A special train would bring them and the YWCA would oversee welfare, though the YWCA protests, warning of wage suppression and potential moral concerns.

Des Moines Iowa New York Greater Des Moines

Herrick Declines Ambassador Post Amid Business Ties

Washington March 4. President elect Taft announced he offered Myron T. Herrick former Ohio governor a first class ambassadorship, but Herrick declined due to his business interests.

Washington Taft Myron T. Herrick Ohio

Pastor acquitted in shooting of miller’s valet

The Rev. Harvey Eastman of Temple Congregational church was acquitted of all blame for shooting and killing Geo. L. Marcette, valet to a general miller, amid Marcette’s alleged terrorizing of the neighborhood in Nassau New Hampshire on March 4.

Nassau N. H Harvey Eastman Congregational Church Temple Geo. L. Marcette General Miller Marcette

No Maude Foot Ball Selection Rule Riles Team Picks

The remark notes that the ball of the foot is not a factor in choosing candidates for a football squad. No names, places, or dates are provided.

Maude

Nearly every man has a pet grievance after the third drink

A curio of social observation notes that many men reveal a private grievance once intoxicated. The remark underlines the link between drinking and candid admissions, hinting at common human foibles.

Island Family in Hard Luck Amid Circumstance and Wound

Destitute Island family near La Crosse and Onalaska faces a dire situation after James Tarce, 12, suffered a serious leg wound from a jack knife while living with his mother and stepfather Tom Kral. Humane officers intervene as medical care and daily meals are arranged, with the boy resting and no complications expected.

James Tom Kral French Island la Crosse Onalaska James Tarce Lueck

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N C. Burns Fruit House Schaefer & Ellers la Crosse Floral CO Cass ST Cream & Buster Company Prairie DU Chien Wis Irvine Rogers T. Irvine Women's New Garment Store Reiman 4& Tordt Main St Man God A. C City News Ing Cooper Case Wrights Common Sense R. V. Pierce Buffalo William A. Day Congress Day Equitable Life Assurance Society Secretary of State P. C. Knox United States Herrick Lad Humane Officers Sunbeam Osse, Wis
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