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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1913

Page

5

La Crosse Gas and Electric Association Formed

A new La Crosse group named the La Crosse Gas and Electric Association was formed at the Gas and Electric company office. Its aim is education and social activity for all employees, with monthly talks, papers, a baseball team, and a first aid demonstration led by Dr. G J Egan. Officers elected include Thurston Owens as president and Miss Bessie Deneen as director.

City of la Crosse The Gas and Electric Company Main Street la Crosse Gas and Electric Association G. J. Egan James Litster Thurston Owens Thomas Bramwell P. R. Linker J. M. LaVaque Bessie Deneen Oscar Schumacher Jos. Smith

Man of Letters Admits Daily Bonehead Plays

A writer by trade admits repeating small mistakes in daily work as part of the creative process. He notes that imperfect craft and stubborn habits persist while pursuing better stories and ideas.

Peat Marshes Seen As Future Wisconsin Fuel Source

Madison Wis March 13 Special Wisconsin will soon find its peat marshes a major fuel source the conservation commission reports to the legislature. About 3 million acres of marshy land comprise seven percent of the state and may yield 600 to 4800 dollars per acre over the next fifty years. The land could be drained for agriculture held for future peat markets or submerged as reservoirs for stream regulation.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Conservation Commission Conversation Commission

Severino Arraigned In Milwaukee Murder Case

Giovanni Severino charged with first degree murder was arraigned in district court and granted adjournment until March 18 for a preliminary hearing on the district attorney’s request.

Severino Milwaukee Wis Giovanni Severino

Theodore Jacobson Returns From Houston Visit

Theodore Jacobson came back from a visit with C. T. Sortungstad in Houston.

Theodore Jacobson C. T. Sortungstad Houston

Personal News and Local Visits Mix in La Crosse

Parker-Hirt Machine Co. markets its autos and home items as modern. Clare Haisinger and Frank Sulli van of Burr Oak were in town on business. E M Nye and wife of Viroqua visiting friends. T A Ryan of Janesville returned home after a short business visit. La Crosse Wrecking & Lumber Co. promotes roofing paper and a 10x10 chicken coop kit for 18 dollars. Various locals and visitors, including J C Kylle of Webster and P D Picotte of Eau Claire, spend time in the city. Gateway City Transfer Co. and belt suppliers noted.

Parker-Hirt Machine Co Clare Haisinger Frank Sullivan Burr Oak E. M. Nye Viroqua T. A. Ryan Janesville la Crosse Wrecking & Lumber Co E. D. Huntington Troy Wis Edward Peterson Lanesboro Harmony Camp R.N. A K. P. Hall William Donald Prosper E. H. Hitchcock Manston H. M. Denison Stoddard la Crosse J. C. Kylle Webster W. D. Picotte Eau Claire K. C. Stanley and Son Coon Valley la Crosse Wrecking & Lumber Company George Tower K. O. Sennes Houston Oscar Erickson Thomas Burns Lafayette Iowa

Grove's Tasteless Tonic Promotes Strength for All Ages

Invigorating tonic claims to drive out malaria enrich blood and build up the system for adults and children. Sold at 50 cents.

Grove

Noted Basso to Sing at Normal

Gustav Holmquist, a leading United States bass, will be the bass soloist in Mendelssohn’s oratorio St Paul performed by the normal school chorus of 300 under Miss Harriet B. Oltman. He has shone in Messiah Elijah and The Creation and is noted for his rich voice and wide range suitable for concert work and private musicales.

Gustav Holmquist United States Handel Haydn Mendelssohn Elijah St. Paul Gounod Ostav Holmquist Normal School Harriet B. Oltman

Wisconsin considers state flag design approval

Madison Wisconsin March 13. The assembly committee on state affairs this morning recommended for passage the Holmes bill prescribing the flag design for the state flag.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Committee On State Affairs the Assembly

Editor speaks on The Single Tax at Madison meeting

Louis F. Post editor of The Public Chicago spoke to a public gathering in Madison Wisconsin in the assembly chamber last night on the topic The Single Tax.

Madison Wis Louis F. Post The Public Chicago Assembly Chamber

Knights Pythias to Attend Marvin Funeral Friday

Hamilton Lodge No 57 will meet at Northside Castle hall at 2 PM Friday to attend the funeral of Sir Knight Marvin. All members are requested to attend. John Arntson, Chancellor Commander.

Hamilton Lodge No. 57 Knights Pythias Northside Castle Hall Knight Marvin

Public examination for La Crosse fire dept members

The Board of Police and Fire Commissioners calls a public examination of applicants for membership in the La Crosse Wisconsin Fire Department. The examination is at City Hall at 7:30 p m on Wednesday March 19 1912. L C Colman secretary La Crosse Wis March 13 1913.

Fire Department City of la Crosse Wis City Hall Board OF Police and Fire Commissioners L. C. Colman

Card distribution offer at local drug store

A local druggist at 503 Main Street advertises 75c cash for a card found in the city. The note claims a $1.09 bottle of Indian Wa-Hoo Bitters for 75c plus 25c, touting rheumatic and stomach remedies, and promotes Gray's Yerba Santa Cough Cure in 50c and $1.00 sizes. Mail and phone orders receive prompt attention.

Gray Chas

Birthday party for La Verne Kniebusch on North Seventh Street

La Verne Kniebusch celebrated her sixth birthday Monday at home with a party for many little friends. Pink and green decor brightened the table, a large cake sat at center, and Easter bunny keepsakes were given as souvenirs. Guests included Frank Mundgren, Frances Rooney, Jay Orton, Celeste Long, Margaret Jones, Gladys Benedict, Richard Chilling, Jane Adams, Mildred Kniebusth, Elizabeth, Mary, and Robert Richmond.

la Verne Kniebusch North Seventh Street Frank Mundgren Frances Rooney Jay Orton Celeste Long Margaret Jones Gladys George Benedict Richard Chilling Jane Adams Mildred Kniebusth Elizabeth Mary Robert Richmond

Entertain Women’s Union Hosts at Mrs McConnell Home

The Woman's Union of the First Congregational church was entertained this afternoon at the home of J. E. McConnell at 400 South Fourteenth street. Hosted by Mrs. George Bunge and Mrs. McConnell, the event featured social gatherings and refreshments.

Entertain Woman's Union Woman’s Union The First Congregational Church J. E. McConnell South Fourteenth Street George Bunge McConnell

Program at Church Delights Congregation on West Ave South

The Young People's society of the German Lutheran church on West avenue south presented a fine program last Friday evening. A large audience attended and refreshments were provided by Misses Mabel Elsick Minnie Birman Ida Peters Freda Tinkelmann and Caroline Biermann.

Young People’s Society of the German Lutheran Church West Avenue South Mabel Elsick Minnie Birman Ida Peters Freda Tinkelmann Caroline Biermann

Largest wolf pelts bounty record reported in Rosholt area

E W Kurtz and C L Straton near Rosholt Wis turned in twenty five wolf pelts at the county clerk office in Stevens Point the largest wolf pelt shipment on record. The bounty is 500 dollars and pelts sell for 4 to 5 dollars each totaling eight hundred to one thousand dollars with an additional fox hide valued at five hundred to one thousand dollars.

Stevens Point Wis E. W. Kurtz C. L. Straton Rosholt

Pupils Defeat Business Men in Spelling Bee

In Mariette Wisconsin and Menominee Michigan twelve eighth grade pupils outspelled twelve business men in a spelling bee staged as a response to a newspaper critique of pupils orthography. A newspaper man bank cashier and a former mayor were among the defeated business team.

Marinette Wis Menominee Mich

Market Hay and Hogs Arrive From Surrounding Towns

The market sees multiple arrivals today as farmers bring hay, potatoes, straw, and dressed hogs. James Gellespie of Pime Creek Valley, Knute Larson of Barre Mills, O. P. Allen of La Crescent, and August Bowman of La Crescent all delivered loads this morning. Other participants include John Servais, John Lehman, L. Huebner, Frank Hafner, and Wenzel Kuhnert, with hay and hog shipments noted.

James Gellespie Pime Creek Valley Fredrick Schmeckpepper Barre Mills Knute Larson O. P. Allen la Crescent August Bowman John Servais St. Joseph’s Ridge Albert Beutlich Mormon Coulee John Lehman South Ridge Minn L. Huebner Hokah Frank Hafner Wenzel Kuhnert Chipmunk Coulee

Great Northern to Handle Much Ore

St Paul March 13 Alt though the Mesaba and Vermilion iron mines won't operate for three to five weeks, the Great Northern railroad plans to move about 17 000 000 tons of ore, the most by any railroad in a year.

ST. Paul, Minn Mesaba Vermilion Ranges Great Northern Railroad

Prescription for Kidneys Therapy Targeting Kidney Trouble

Old remedy promotes Murax compound with Buchu and gin as a treatment for kidney, bladder, and liver issues. It claims back pain, frequent or dark urine, and swelling as signs needing prompt attention to prevent Bright's disease or diabetes. The advise cautions to buy genuine Murax in original sealed package and follow dosing of a teaspoonful three times daily after meals.

Bright

Davies to Stand for Governor Prediction in Wisconsin

Madison March 13 Joseph E Davies a democratic national committeeman was named as the progressive democratic candidate for governor two years hence by A P Schmedeman a state central committeeman back from inauguration ceremonies He said Wisconsin democrats and national leaders view Davies as the logical candidate and that Davies would refuse any appointment sending him abroad.

Madison Wis Joseph E. Davies A. P. Schmedeman Wisconsin Washington Capitol Davies Schmedeman

Best Cough Syrup Made at Home Costs Little and Heals

A home remedy claims quick relief from coughs with minimal cost. A simple mixture promises fast action, with a money back guarantee if it fails.

Mayor Urges City Ownership Of Street Railways

Mayor J. S. Konkel of Superior urged municipal ownership of street railways in a senate corporations committee hearing. He backed Senator Linley’s bills to allow acquisition without the three year pre expiration requirement of existing franchises.

Madison Wis J. S. Konkel Superior Senate Committee On Corporations Konkel Linley

Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe

A pint sized cough syrup mix that fronts Pinex with granulated sugar and water to ease coughs and throat troubles. Pour 244 ounces Pinex into a pint bottle with sugar syrup, take a teaspoon every one to three hours, with a money back guarantee and drugstore availability.

United States Canada Ft. Wayne Ind

Divorce Counsel Bill Fails to Get Committee Recommendation

The assembly judiciary committee could not agree on any recommendation for the divorce counsel bill and sent it back to the assembly without a recommendation. The measure sought repeal of a law enacted two years ago.

Madison, Wis Assembly Judiciary

Social Democrats pass resolution in La Crosse meeting

The Social Democrats branch passed a resolution criticizing the city clerk for not extending usual courtesies, saying printed ballots omit socialist candidates for mayor, treasurer, and tax commissioner. It urges working class voters to write in R. C. McCaleb for mayor, C. A. Noetzelman for treasurer, and John Marquet for tax commissioner, advocating partisan public ownership and people’s control.

Branch 1 Social Democrats la Crosse Wisconsin Social Democratic Party R. C. McCaleb C. A. Noetzelman John Marquet

Indianapolis Outfielder Arrested in Mortgage Horse Case

Appleton Wisconsin March 13 Edward Williams an Indianapolis outfielder is under arrest charged with selling a horse that carried a mortgage. Williams is held in lieu of 500 dollars bail.

Appleton, Wis Edward Williams Indianapolis Williams

Reverend Cadams Receives Palm Sunday Picture Sermon

The Rev T Stanley Cadams received a color set of pictures from New York for his Palm Sunday sermon at First Methodist Church. The views show Jerusalem processions and Holy Week ceremonies with data supplied by a noted traveler and focus on the last days of Jesus and Easter festivities in the Holy City.

T. Stanley Cadams New York First Methodist Church Jerusalem Holy City

Doans Kidney Pills Promoted By Ohio Ad 1908

Nature warns kidney trouble with cloudy secretions and frequent, painful passages. Doan's Kidney Pills claimed to relieve disordered kidneys and backache after a single box. Advertisement notes La Crosse user William S. King praising the remedy and urges purchase from Foster Milburn Co as sole US agents at 50 cents.

Nature Doan la Crosse William S. King Market St Wis Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean’s

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