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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1906
Page
2
Veterinary experts recommend clipping horses in early spring to improve health and performance while increasing value. The ad argues domesticated horses need grooming, feeding, stable care, and clipping due to artificial work conditions and includes a plug for the Chicago Flexible Shaft Clipper with price details.
A call has been issued for an executive meeting of telegraph operators and train dispatchers from all divisions of the Milwaukee road reaching into La Crosse to gather in this city tomorrow night. The agenda is not stated, but the meeting is expected to address matters vital to operator welfare. most attendees belong to the Order of Railway Telegraphers.
A deed recorded with the register of deeds shows W F Gage and H C Wohlhueter acquiring full ownership of the La Crosse theatre from the La Crosse Theatre company for 39750 dollars. The instrument bears March 16, 190% and notes they had held the venue on option since last year.
High bowlers John A. Miller and George Mueller of La Crosse placed third in doubles at the national bowling tournament in Louisville. Their day’s 1025 was shaded by the 1056 best score, and it is believed the pair will finish among the prize winners.
The ongoing suit seeks to vindicate stockholders blamed for failed dividends and bankruptcy rumors. The case centers on the Central Electric affair, described as the era’s most sensational industrial incident in La Crosse, with developments eagerly awaited.
The Sousa band gave the finest entertainment seen in La Crosse yesterday afternoon. The full ensemble filled the theatre with exquisite melodies and moved many to tears at Nearer My God to Thee. Soloists Herbert L. Clarke Elizabeth Schiller and Jeannette Powers impressed audiences with standout performances.
Continued affidavit asks about lease transfers and control between Central Electric and La Crosse Gas & Electric. It questions circumstances of the lease or conveyance and the reasons for it. It seeks details on the companies financial conditions and the rights or authorizations claimed by defendants in making these transactions.
E. E. Ramsdell the trustee seeks court order to sell Cirkel Manufacturing assets at Boyd Chippewa County and Eau Claire real estate free of liens held by Commercial National Bank of Appleton and Daniel Shaw Lumber. Hearing set April 4, 1906 at 2 PM in La Crosse. March 27 meeting continued. Referee in Bankruptcy.
Baron George Sykes an English wealthy bachelor living near Winchester was found dead this morning with a bullet in his head. authorities say the appearance indicates murder.
Young man with several years of office experience seeks a position in an office shipping room or collecting. Respond with address X at Tribune.
A vintage ad-style note cites James Watt on steam power and promotes Newbro's Herpicide as a treatment for dandruff and baldness. It claims a tiny germ damages hair roots and that the product destroys it, restoring hair. sample offered for 10 cents via The Herpicide Co. Detroit. O. T. Erhart, special agent.
A sworn 1906 statement from Louis Kuehn asks what interest defendants other than Central Electric Co had in La Crosse Gas and Electric Co and in its stock or bonds at times of transfers leases encumbrances or disposals by Central Electric Co. John H. Hurley Milwaukee Notary Public notes the oath.
FE. G. Boynton travels to Chicago for a business mission seeking meetings with potential partners and market opportunities.
Charles de Bennot, born 1802 in Belgium, is viewed as a French composer due to Paris training. His Brussels violin professorship sparked a lasting school of playing. Henry Wieniawski, born 1835 in Poland, was imperial violin virtuoso at St. Petersburg for twelve years and Brussels professor until 1880. Little Florence Hermann, age eleven, will perform works by both masters at the Sunday afternoon Germania concert.
William Masterson and C. F. Michel were among guests registered at Milwaukee hotels yesterday, reflecting ongoing visitor activity in the city.
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