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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1906
Page
8
A reader pleads to Madam Fashion for pockets in dresses, arguing side bags fail to meet needs. The letter appeals to fashion authority, promising loyalty and improved practicality in daily wear.
C. W. Graves of Viroqua transacted legal business in the city yesterday, indicating routine legal or official matters undertaken by the local resident.
At the common council meeting a resolution will direct the finance committee to inventory city property as part of a new accounting system led by Fred H. Wendell. The tax department will gather required data. Wisconsin Light and Power offered $600 to settle a paying question. no action taken. Chiefs Byrne and Bradfield are authorized $100 each for national conventions.
A special navy board completed an experimental trial of a large gasoline motor engine for four submarine torpedo boats under construction at Fore River. Tests followed earlier trials at Boston and Norfolk yards, with modifications yielding promising results for naval launches and potential use aboard torpedo training ships.
New York Life plans immediate suit against Andrew Hamilton seeking $1,000,000 in restitution and accounting. Lawyers indicate possible criminal action remains in district attorney's hands, while trustees dispute Hamilton's attempt to clear John A. McCall’s name.
The notice advertises Dry Hot Air Light Baths Electricity Mechanical Vibration and Drugs for acute and chronic rheumatism arthritis deformans myalgia neuralgia varicose ulcers Brights disease cancer and related non contagious conditions. X ray work and chemical diagnosis offered. Consultation hours 10 to 12 and 8 to 4 with Dr E A Guyton in charge.
In a petition read before the common council, city firemen urge longer off days to match winter rules. They currently have two days off a month in summer vs every fourth day in winter and argue the current regime families and duties suffer. Police and fire commission reportedly favor leniency to attract and keep men in service.
Sheboygan business leaders demand city council set strict limits on factory districts after a major blaze endangering the city. They seek only fireproof buildings in the factory zones and pledge a formal protest against further wooden frame structures. Dr. W Powell, diseases of women.
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