This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1909
Page
5
President Bryant of the La Croiss Manufacturers and Jobbers' Union leads a conference arguing that federal law should harmonize all 211 food product regulations to reduce state diversity. The meeting addresses confusion and business disruption caused by state statutes and seeks congressional action.
Representatives Morriss and McConnell urged defeat of any madnutes affecting jobbers. Wills introduced into the legislature were discussed, with focus on pure food legislation, employee liability, industrial insurance, child and hours of labor, and arbitration. Bryant urged blocking pure food bills to avoid state law conflicts and promote national standards via Congress.
The eminent violinist Rinaldo will perform at the Bijou this week, a final Crosstown opportunity before a Chicago engagement at America Music Hall on March 15. The program features Martynno in a mirror and electrical dance, Keifer and Nine, and Lorimer Thompson in a comedic skit.
A La Crosse theater plans a grand production of Ben Hur with a live chariot race and complex mechanical stage effects. The article describes a vast rig powered by gears, belts, and hydraulic systems, plus skilled technicians and safety concerns about moving parts and the risk of wrecks during performances March 26 27.
Horace G McKinley, a long-time land fraud convict, allegedly assaulted L W Humphreys, a newspaper man, in the county jail corridor after a reporter article mentioned him. Sheriff Stevens notes limited power to discipline the prisoner without federal marshal orders.
A garbled sports item notes Sharpsinoteps scoring with several players named such as Rosche and Madey while referencing a team. It hints at underhanded play and compares financial advice about small loans to funerals, mentioning figures like $5 and $500 in a satirical tone. The fragment preserves names and partial scores amid jumble.
Classic newspaper ad claims 20 years of experience in watch and jewelry repair. Warns against careless workmen and promises careful repairs using factory methods and high quality materials. Located at 429 Main St Irvine.
Friends at 1716 Perry Street hosted a farewell surprise party Friday evening for Mr Johnson a partner and brother of BL Johnson who has bought a truck farm near Victory Wisconsin and will move with his family. Guests enjoyed dancing games and music with refreshments served at 11 40. Attendees included Moses Mesdames Magays Jennifer Nelson Jorgen Jinnsoan BL L Tolineen Hetlend John Theees Saklesan Erles D Vy Nort Bekert PL Wimmer Gaarder Havina Mate Anderson Hansen etc.
A Dover gathering at Mr and Mrs Mauser’s home brought together numerous relatives including Mr and Mrs Green rot, Mrs Tanger and Gretchen Hanser, and the Hanser family from Farmington. Guests listed among others Miss Mildred Tatamore’s surprise party featured games and socializing with attendees such as Friedt Schurtz Wiste Schiltz Gertrude Wolf Esther Care Violet Mannstedt and more. Donald McDonald departed after visiting his mother Mrs Do A McDonald, while Mrs Braytnn of Chisago plans to join her husband in Orangaville after visiting sister Mrs Ghat for months.
Mrs Louise Klosheim of 802 South Bishth street is slowly recovering from injuries suffered two weeks ago when she fell on church steps in Fountain City. Once given little hope, her condition has improved and doctors remain cautiously optimistic about her recovery as she heals from facial cuts a broken arm a sprained limb and fractured ribs.
Ford personals note a sunny disvo designation with rivals in the shade. Dance at Tinker hall Saturday March 13. Several readers express impressions, some feel sorry for others. Arctic Joe & Fuel Co advertises best second growth oat woad at $5.50. Carl Sterandt, formerly a barber at the Stoduaral ce, opens as traveling representative for Leena Garment Co. Known as Spike, he is mentioned with Joan Freeheff and Miss Grace Wainwright, who plans to travel to Portland with her family.
Fire department was called to Pine Street for a report involving Frank Golly. The body was transported for burial following the event. Also listed are marriage licenses issued to Dorothy Lorsazy and Rathminy Rathminy, Pawthin Roedel, and Otto Mal.
A village humorist known for quick quips headlines a light hearted column about a comedian’s home life and evolving marriage gags. The piece cites local reactions and witty exchanges amid small town chatter and entertainment spotlight.
The assault sparked strong reaction at the court house as McKinley protests Hoena papers for repeatedly reporting on his easy jail life and insinuating he seeks preferential treatment over other inmates.
Secretary T L Ulermoekt of the board of trade will occupy the first floor city hall office space once opened. A committee including Lusu ling John Kindiey and Tiermoehl secured the post, with Mayor Anderson announcing the accommodation. Women have been observed at a card party when no further talk remained. About one third of a volunteer church choir can sine and iihe they fby or thirds would Io Lo sing.
Claire returns home after a visit with friends in the city. Dr Will Powell and Miss Florence Hobbersiad of Lanesboro recover from an operation at a local hospital. The Tribune office at 617 Clifton Street solicits news. Miscellany lines on love, speech, and social quips appear alongside ads and humorous asides.
A Saturday Tribune joke claimed the marriage of Carl Schaller and Miss Lit iah Storandt, both of Campbell and Onalaska, was reported as married though they were not. New details show the staffer heard a lie and left after the joke.
Dr. C H Slightam, longtime specialist, has opened a permanent office in the McMillan building after ten years in service. He is a graduate of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago, with extensive hospital experience. He has completed courses in eye, ear, nose and throat care and nervous diseases.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.