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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1913

Page

4

Sorensen Era Mayor Topic in La Crosse Red Light Debate

Historical notes recount Sorensen’s 1909 platform pledge and 1911 police scandal in La Crosse. Testimony shows mayoral orders to keep the red light district open and to fine workers, with officers and informants citing reopenings and graft. The report hints at ongoing inquiry and a continuation.

Sorensen Hattie Bowker Rose Vermont Big Annie Sadie Stone Fire and Police Commission Yolton McGrath Webber Frank Yolton Joseph McGrath Ori J. Sorensen Red Light Wisconsin

Two Man Team Bowling Tourney Concludes at Combination Alleys

The two man bowling tournament ends with Zoel ler and Fridgen winning first place and 1,115 pins for 7.80. Wittenberg and Micklestad take second with 1,089 pins and 5.85. Bolirud and Howard finish third, 4,083 pins earning 3.99. Fridgen and Bollrud place fourth, 1.65 pins yielding 1.95 as schedule shifts to April with no handicaps, season likely ends around April 20.

Zoeller and Fridgen Wittenberg Micklestad Bolirud Howard Bollrud

Dome Theater Donates Receipts To Flood Sufferers

The Dome theater on the north side donated last night’s receipts 21 dollars 53 cents to the flood fund at Dayton. A donations box stood at the entrance with no admission price. The theater will show the new three reel drama Shaughraun tonight.

Dome Theater Dayton

Banquet and Meeting at North Side Presbyterian Church

The annual business meeting and banquet of the north side Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday at 8 o'clock in the church parlors. Reports from church organizations and officers will be presented. The Men's League will serve the banquet. Members and others interested are invited. The Men's League regular monthly meeting is tonight in the lecture room.

North Side Presbyterian Church Men's League

Hotel and Restaurant at 600 Mill Street Sold

The American hotel and restaurant at 600 Mill Street changes hands from Jacob ONeil to J Booker. Booker plans remodeling and to operate a hotel and restaurant at the site.

American Hotel and Restaurant Mill Street Jacob O'Neil J. 3. Booker

Public Debate Over North La Crosse High School Need

J. J. McDonald argues in a public letter that North La Crosse requires a new high school at an estimated 75 000 to 100 000 dollars to relieve crowding. He criticizes the count of disorderly houses and urges Mayor Dengler to act to remove such dens from the city.

North la Crosse Sorensen Dengler Ireland J. J. M’donald

Birds in Winter Cold Adversely Affects Sheep

The piece notes birds’ body heat exceeds humans’, but winter harms them. In sheep country, dead birds are found on backs as they seek warmth, getting entangled in wool and starving.

Prize Ring Weights By Weight Class

The article lists bantamweight 115 pounds featherweight 122 lightweight 133 welterweight 142 middleweight 154 light heavyweight 165 and heavyweight over 165 pounds at ringside. It outlines standard divisions for prize fighting.

Don’t Take a Man at His Own Valuation

A concise remark challenges trusting a person’s self assessment. It warns that self evaluation can be biased and invites scrutiny from others to gauge true worth or capability.

North Side Briefs From The Dreamland Page

Local notes list residents leaving for visits and returns from nearby towns. Several residents travel to Denver, Dubuque, Prairie du Chien, Winona, Alma, and Davenport while others host guests at homes on the north side. A few workers change jobs on the railroad and machine firms respond with new positions.

Carl Dyle Ferryville George Gilberg Trivino Joseph Nally Lytles Joseph Ott, Jr Dubuque Olaf Olson Henry Whittenberg Rick Wall Holmen Cooney Johnson Mormon Coulee Road Conrad Miller Milwaukee Railroad Parker-Hirt Machine Co Joseph Winer Alma R. Roeder George Street Minnie Denver Colo H. F. Grosser Potosi E. C. Glasson Kane St Prairie du Chien Amos Fowler Wood F. Pope Davenport Iowa Lester Covey Minneapolis Berlin Street Helen Simonson Loomis Street Miss B. Brown Wm. Herman

Locals Feel Railroad’s Grudge on Branch Line

A branch line tale notes residents’ perception of the railroad’s bias while a man focused on his chores avoids overwork. The snippet reflects everyday friction between workers and rail operators and the ethic of steady self-sufficiency.

Doan's Kidney Pills Praised by La Crosse Resident

A. Ohlhagen of La Crosse Wisconsin shares relief from back and side pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He urges kidney sufferers to try the remedy and confirms prior statements of its merits. Sold by all dealers at 80 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.

A. Ohlhagen Caledonia St la Crosse Wis Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan’s

Freight cars derailed in Milwaukee yards after switch

Passenger train No. 18 on the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line blew a cylinder head packing near West Salem causing a substitute engine. Eastbound traffic delayed three hours. Three freight cars derailed in Milwaukee north side yards while switching to the Burlington transfer. Twenty five coal cars from Standard Illinois arrived.

West Salem Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Henry Neim North Side Milwaukee Railroad Burlington Tweny Standard

Electric heaters installed in pews of Nuremberg church

A Nuremberg church seating 1,200 installs an electrical heating system with a three inch iron tube containing a resistance wire. Each pew has its own heater running in front of the seat and along the back of the pew ahead, with an individual switch for every heater.

Nuremberg

Dinner party honored Grace Stevens at Wood Street home

Mrs. F. T. Schim of 1640 Wood Street entertained at a Saturday dinner for cousin Miss Grace Stevens. Attendees included Luella Zaiser, Irene Zaiser, Minnie Kalsey, Ru King, Esther Peterson, Susie Gilles, and Grace Stevens, with coats laid for seven.

F. T. Schim Wood Street Grace Stevens Luella Zaiser Reerine Zaiser Minnie Kalsey Ru King Esther Peterson Susie Gilles

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Wendell A. Anderson John B. Webber City of la Crosse Centennial Hall O. R. Skaar Dr. Anderson Andre Columbus West Side C. J. Sevenson Dome Theatre Una The Sierras De‘uty North Side Briefs Crosse
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