Joint Meeting Between Miners and Operators Seems Uncertain
Indianapolis March 20 The central competitive district operators agreed to a second joint conference with United Mine Workers after a formal resolution. J N Winder and John Mitchell set the first session for 10 am. Robbins opposed unit rule. Winder reticent. U M W action included a Colorado case talk by Mrs Langdon. Southwestern district operators met at Claypool Hotel with 25 attendees to plan joint actions.
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Indianapolis
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Pennsylvania
United Mine Workers
J. N. Winder
John Mitchell
Claypool
George Barr Heroically Saves Tunnel From Fire
In New York on March 20 George Barr an employee risked his life to drag explosive material from a tunnel under the East River after a fire fueled by hay and sawdust threatened to ignite dynamite. Barr collapsed from smoke but is expected to recover. A watchman was killed and his body not recovered. Compressed air doors halted hose access and five hours of flames burned before extinguishment. Engineers say the dynamite would have destroyed the main tube and adjoining tracks if flare exposure had reached it.
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New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
East River
George Barr
Barr
Birthday surprise for Mrs Wit Hatke with friends
Mrs Wit Hatke was surprised by about twenty friends Saturday evening as she marked her 30th birthday. Guests wore shamrocks and a fine supper followed at midnight. Present were Mr and Mrs F.
Word to Manufacturers Urges Local Businesses to Respond
La Crosse business section asks manufacturers to mail a concise factual statement about their plant and products. The appeal seeks information to inform the public and encourage local patronage and invites updates as new information arises.
Pleasant Evening With Music and Prizes
A social gathering featured music and refreshments with prize awards. Mrs. August Rhode and Mr. Fred Kumber won prizes while Lizzie Shurman and George Albert took boobie prizes. The Hatke couple received a rocker offered by friends. Miss Lizzie Shurman presided at the piano.
Stimulation Without Irritation Promoted For Digestive Health
In cases of stomach and liver trouble the proper treatment is to stimulate these organs without irritating them. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without nausea or griping. Mild and pleasant to take, sold by O. T. Erhart with Dr. George Powell as consulting physician.
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O. T. Erhart
La Crosse Businesses List on Front Street
An index of La Crosse firms with addresses across Front Street and surrounding avenues. Entries include paper box, knitting, cigar, toy, and hardware makers. boot and shoe works. tin can and metal container suppliers. carriage, wagon and threshing machine manufacturers. and several biscuit and candy producers.
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LA Crosse
Rathbone Sisters Choose South Side Gathering
The Rathbone sisters decide to meet on the south side after a farewell reception on Rose Street. North side members may form their own lodge. Mrs Jojade spoke for Lodge No 577, Harry Rood replied for the lodge, with Mrs Hunt winning the head prize in a cards evening.
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Rathbone
North Side
Rose Street
Local items and travels noted in city columns
Du buque residents plan short trips as daughters study at St Josephs college and Ruth Keizer returns to Winona to resume duties. Alfred Mekvold resigns from the bowling team to move to Deadwood with Carl Hegge for a claim. George B Marvin heads to Schell Lake for business. Mrs D O Weida hosts St Peters Guild evening. C P Thompson attends Wisconsin bottlers convention in Milwaukee. Local Internationa l correspondence schools display in John Brakke drug store window.
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Dubuque
St. Joseph’s College
Alfred Mekvold
Oonntor
Carl Hegge
Deadwood
S. D
the Tribune
Ruth Keizer
Winona
Normal
Geo. B. Marvin
Schell Lake
Wis
D. O. Weida
Ladies’ Guild
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Rose Street
International Correspondence Schools
John Brakke
Logan and
Caledonia Street
Body Sent to Fond du Lac for Miller Funeral
The body of W. B. Miller who died Sunday at his daughter Mrs. C. W. Simcox's 818 Rose Street was shipped today at noon to Fond du Lac Wisconsin where the funeral will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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W. B. Miller
C. W. Simcox
Rose Street
Fond du Lac
Wis
Largest line of new wall paper in the city reports
Staats Wall Paper Co expands offerings as William Bristow visits from the south. Milwaukee round house chief C J Hiscox stays with son Elmer in Chicago. C F Carroll of the Milwaukee road calls on business, then heads to Minneapolis. Willard Bell Sr shows progress after appendicitis surgery at Lutheran hospital. Richard Schirmerhorn marks 74th birthday at 1306 South Seventh. Rev McKevitt of Necedah visits Rev Ambrose Murphy. Mrs Geo Phillips to depart today.
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New Wall Paper
Staats’ Wall Paper Co
Wiliam Bristow
C. J. Hiscox
Milwaukee Round House
Elmer Hiscox
Chicago
C. F Carroll
Milwaukee Road
Minneapolis
Willard Bell
South Seventh Street
Lutheran Hospital
Richard Schirmerhorn
Father McKevitt
Necedah
Ambrose Murphy
Geo. Phillips
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Nernst
Wisconsin
Main Street
Roosevelt
F. L. Robbins
Pittsburg Coal Company
J. H. Winder
Oho
Langdon
Denver
Colorado
North Side News
Mill Street
H W. Stncer
Mer
George Powell
F. W. Collier CO
LA Crosse Knitting CO
North Second Street
J. S. Medary Saddlery CO
Pearl Street
la Crosse Street
MR. Geo. Herkin
Crosby Granite CO
Jay Street
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Summit Stove Foundry
Cor
Clinton and Wood
2Amperin Leaf Tobacco CO
West Avenue
Green Bay Street
R. C. McCaleb
North Third Street
Northern Wisconsin Leaf CO
South Front Street
Vought-Berger CO
Sumner Street
Star Knitting CO
LA Crosse Engraving CO
South Second Street
Henry Waters
Cigar
South Fourth Street
Pamperin & Wiggenhorn Cigar CO
Thos. E. Benton & Son
CHAS
J. Weigel
Mfg
Cigars
South Sixth Street
Martin Bros. CO
Cor. Main and
Second Street
Lion Brand Workingmen’s Clothing
Egid Hackner
Cor. Ferry and
Thirteenth Street
Albert Major
Winnebago Street
Western Banana Crate Mfg. CO
Hyme-Benaud Granite CO. Monuments
South Third Street
LA Crosse Hat Works
ICE & Butter Co., Cor
Front and Vine
Gund Brw. CO
Ninth and Mormon Coulee
C. J. Michel Brw. CO
ADV
Bedding CO
North Front Street
Cordell Glove CO
LA Crosse Cornice & Ceiling CO
Electric Roller Mills
Tisch Bros. CO
Western Hammock CO
Horton Street
A. Koblitz
North Fourth Street
Rehfuss Mfg. CO
Segelke & Kolhaus Mfg. Co., Cor
W. W. Johnson Lumber CO
Cameron Avenue
August Miller
LA Crosse Bottling Works
JAS. B. Funk, Candy CO
M. Funk
King and
Front Street
Kratchwil Candy Mfg. CO
Charles J. Weigel
South Sixth
Eureka Chemical CO
LA Crosse Rug CO
LA Crosse Clothing CO
Clark Medicine CO
South Fifth Street
LA Crosse Woolen Mills
South Eighth Street
Listman Mill CO
Flou
South Front
Jay and
King
LA Crosse Carriage Co., Cor. Third and Badger
LA Crosse Plow CO
Western Tobacco Works
Valyu Garment CO
North Works
Erickson Brw. CO
Bartl Brw
Smith Mfg. CO
Booth Mnfg. CO
Stock Foods and Remedies
South Second
ART Glass CO
Art Glass Makers
MR. MO. Dengler
Orin J. Sorenson
Front and
Mt. Vernon
G. Heileman Brw, CO
Langdon & Boyd
Crosse Threshing Machine Mfg CO
West Avenue South
J. F. Schbrank
Main ST
Rathbone Sisters
South Side
C. P. Thompson
North Side Bottling Works
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Bottlers
Mr. Thompson
North Side Briefs
Nebuer Ginger Ale
North Side Bottling
Rose St
Ting Trip
J. Stevens
Arms and Tool CO
Chicopee
Mass
U.S. A
Orrickrs
J. K. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos. P. Gohtes
Robt. B. Lowry
Ass’t
W. R. Tscharner
Wm. F. Gohres
J. Waite
L. Matenshon & CO
Black
Jay ST
BOYD
W Caleb