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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1908

Page

4

Work starts on St. Peter's school at Middle Ridge

The new St. Peter's school at Middle Ridge has begun construction. John Fishbach Jr. has recovered enough to move about after a long illness. J Roggensack of Rochester visited his family on Gillette Street. Mrs. Tony Miller returned from St. Paul. John Webber fished and brought home 40 pounds of trout. Mrs. Bristow and Mrs. Goodale returned to their homes. Mr. and Mrs. Roggensack resumed their stay on George Street after a Lansing visit. Mr. and Mrs. Beers departed for unknown destination.

St. Peter's School Middle Ridge John Fishbach, Jr J. Roggensack Rochester Gillette Street Tony Miller George Street St. Paul John Webber Rose _ street Charles City Iowa Charles Bristow F. E. Goodale Phil Roggensack Lansing Albert Beers

Claimants Eye Site Eight Miles From Lemon

Day for Lemon S D indicates they plan to take up a claim at a site about eight miles from Lemon. The note references location intent and prospective mining or settlement activity.

Lemon S. D

Edna Borreson Heads to Dakota for Father’s Funeral

Miss Edna Borreson of Caledonia street, a La Crescent public school teacher, receives word of her father’s death at Grand Forks North Dakota. She will travel to Dakota and stay until the funeral.

Grand Forks N. D Edna Borreson Caledonia Street la Crescent Dakota

Officials Probe Small Wreck In Milwaukee Yards

An investigation into a yard accident that damaged a box car and engine was conducted by Milwaukee officials yesterday. Superintendent P C C Eldridge Trainmaster W B Hendricks and other officials attended the inquiry.

Milwaukee P. C C. Eldridge W. B. Hendricks

Want Good Bath or None at All North Side People

Community message from North Side residents urging attention to bath facilities. Residents insist on quality bathing options or a complete halt to services, highlighting local demand and urgency.

Adrift in Storm in Open Launch Near Portage

Four men from Portage endured a night in an open launch on the Fox River after getting stuck in Johnson's slough during an April storm. Rescued in stages by Jay Brown and others, they were later taken to Portage by train the next day without further harm.

D. Mucahy F. Durick North la Crosse Portage Wis Withev Thos. Mulcahy Frank John Durich the Fox Johnson's Slough Jay Brown

North Side to Get Modern Public Bath Facility

The city council favors funding a new North Side bath house with up to date equipment to match the South Side facility. A committee will review the appropriation at the next meeting as residents demand a quality bath or none. The prior year’s bath was criticized as an old voting booth repurposed.

A. J. Roberge Board of Public Works

Peter Loomis Moves Family to Middle Ridge

Local resident Peter Loomis relocates his family from 620 Kane Street to Middle Ridge citing quieter streets and improved access to schools. Neighbors report no formal address change yet as records update.

Peter Loomis Kane Street Middle Ridge

Tonight May Tell Fate of the G O P

Analysis says a late conference could decide the GOPs upcoming fate as internal fights widen. President allies back insurgents against Speaker Cannon over rail rate law issues and appropriations, souring relations and risking a nonperforming Congress.

G.O.P

Campaign forecasts split on currency and labor bills

The piece discusses Republican and Democratic campaign odds through November with division over currency legislation. It notes Speaker Cannon’s push for emergency currency action, possible tariff schedule investigations, and a district child labor bill, while fearing Sherman law changes and anti injunction legislation.

Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Congress Speaker Cannon Organized Labor

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