La Crosse Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The La Crosse Tribune published daily except Sundays at 121 Main Street La Crosse Wisconsin. W V Kidder publisher by Tribune Publishing Company. Daily by carrier five dollars yearly by mail four dollars yearly. Entered June 22 1904 as second class matter at La Crosse post office. Special representatives Payne and Young Chicago New York managing editor noted.
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Potter Bildg
La Crosse Team Urged to Reform Roster Now
The La Crosse baseball season faces critique of overpaid or weak players. The editorial urges Manager Hawley to cut scrubs and hire fast fielders who can hit, arguing timely upgrades protect the pennant and boost top performers. The piece backs decisive action to raise the team to top form.
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Tribune questions Bird competence in public service
The Tribune defends Superintendent John P. Bird against accusations of incompetence while urging a full examination of the facts. It argues Bird's qualifications should prove him right if he is the man for the job and calls for a public hearing and publicity to the investigation.
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State News Condensed Highlights From Wisconsin
Neenah reports Neenah A Williams supreme president of the Equitable Fraternal Union issues the state convention program for Madison on May 23 24. Oshkosh notes the United States Commercial Travelers state convention will be held June 9 10. Kenosha forms a kindergarten association with E C Thiers as president to add to public school curriculum. Kenosha Gilbert M Simmons library board sends city clerk a 5000 check as part of a 10744 yearly appropriation with 3000 excess to cover needs. Kenosha Horace Blackman named professor of mechanical drawing at Iowa State College Ames Ia. Marshfield Herman Jahn farmer near Rozellville killed by a train near Wisconsin Central station. Racine Twelve Racine car owners refuse to pay a license fee or place numbers as required by city ordinance. The law
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Equitable Fraternal Union
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Wisconsin
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Racine Automobilewners
Court challenge on license and numbering for buggies
The council will test in court whether licenses and numbering for buggies and carriages violate the constitution, arguing that such requirements are not compelled.
Reunion Notice for Fourteenth Wisconsin VVI
Notices issued for the annual reunion of the Society of the Fourteenth Wisconsin Veteran Volunteer Infantry to be held in De Pere on June 7 8 and 9 at the local gathering.
La Follette and Bryan to Speak Together in Nebraska City
Wisconsin Governor Robert La Follette and William Jennings Bryan will share a July 4 platform in Nebraska City. The two prominent political figures are expected to address crowds on Independence Day.
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Wisconsin
William J. Bryan
Nebraska City
Kenosha Man Elected Professor at Ames Agricultural College
Kenosha Horace Blackman, 21, is elected professor of mechanical drawing at the state agricultural school in Ames Iowa. Footville notes mark the two oldest residents Col Frances Davis 108 and Mrs Davis 105. Mrs W W Stevens of Kenosha is elected president of the Southern Wisconsin W C T U.
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Horace Blackman
State Agricultural School
Ames
Footville
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Frances Davis
W. W. Stevens
Southern Wisconsin Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Neenah Oshkosh Interurban to Consolidate Reported
A report indicates the Neenah Oshkosh interurban network will consolidate operations. Details on timelines or affected routes were not provided in the readable text.
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Neenah-Oshkosh Interurban
Train kills veteran along tracks near Oshkosh
Stephen Brogdon of Fremont was instantly killed by a passenger train on the Chicago & Northwestern railroad while walking on the tracks south of Oshkosh Wisconsin. He had formerly lived at the Wisconsin Veterans home in Waupaca.
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Stephen Brogdon
Fremont
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Waupaca
La Crosse Tribune Endorsement of Dependable Reading
The La Crosse Tribune emphasizes reliability and trust as reasons to subscribe, highlighting the paper as a dependable source for daily news.
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Osh Kosh Fights For Capitol Funds Halts Baseball Pennant Push
City officials denied capital funding as residents claim the request is essential. The Oshkosh effort to pre empt the baseball pennant faces delay while authorities evaluate the appeal.
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Osh Kosh
Highball Joke Letter From Wisconsin Ball Game
A humorous 1965 letter from LaX Wisconsin references a canceled game due to wet grounds and features wordplay on baseball terms and drinks. The author jokes about high-balls and misreads, ending with a playful sign off from Fanny Fan. The piece preserves casual newspaper humor and local tone.
Wisconsin Senate Passes Local Taxation Bill For Docks
Madison dispatch reports the hudnall local tax bill advances as senate votes 18 to 13 in favor of taxing railroad docks and elevators for local benefit. Frear and Hudnall clash on policy while Whitehead lauds La Follette era taxation leadership.
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Frear
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Senate
Board of Control
Pastor Snodgrass Dies After Illness in Wisconsin
After several weeks illness, the Rev. Snodgrass longtime Wisconsin pastor died. Survived by wife Mrs. Snodgrass and sons Thomas and Phillip, he left a wide family including Mrs. P. H. Keyser, a Boulder Colorado university teacher, Mrs. H. C. Almy, wife of Principal Almy, George M. Alma BUffalo County school principal, and Katherine, River Falls public school teacher. Grand chaplain of the Royal Arch Masons of Wisconsin.
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Galesville
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Markets in brief livestock and grain prices Chicago May
Edwards Wood Co reports livestock receipts with hogs and cattle totals for Chicago Omaha and Kansas City. Hogs at Chicago close slow. prices range 5.20 to 5.55 for various grades. Cattle steady. Sheep strong at Chicago with 15 000 head. Wheat futures show May and Oct bids around 1.39 to 1.40.
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Kansas City
Woman testifies against Nolan in Treangen pocket theft case
Mrs. Thomas Ryan testified in circuit court about Mike Nolan and Larabee allegedly stealing valuables from Ed ward Treangen at Ryan’s saloon on April 14. She described Nolan pocketsing money and a watch after an extended drinking session, with staff and witnesses detailing the sequence. The trial continued into the afternoon with multiple witnesses.
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Treangen
Ryan
Candy mistaken pills kill Milwaukee child
Five year old Katie Juskowski of Cudahy died after swallowing pills she found in a box believed to contain candy. Her brother also ingested one but survived. the pills were kept by her father John Juskowski, a county hospital patient, while his guardian sister was ill. The coroner took charge.
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Katies Juskowski
John Juskowiski
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Sidler
Noted divine dead Hudson Wis May 10
The Rev. T. J. Snodgrass pastor of the Methodist church in Hudson Wisconsin has died. The obituary notes his long tenure in the community and contributions to local religious life.
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T. J. Snodgrass
Methodist
Man Freed From Insane Asylum After Dam Conflict
Marinette Wisconsin May 10 Old John Bartos who was committed as insane after fighting Boules Bros over a dam at Montena lake is likely to stay out of the asylum neighbors say he seems rational. Bartos escaped last fall and worked in St Paul. He told the sheriff the fight is over and plans to stay away from the dam, having tunneled many feet underground to evade capture.
Tribune Stands for Greater La Crosse
The Tribune emphasizes its exclusive backing of Greater La Crosse, asserting leadership and local focus unmatched by other La Crosse newspapers.
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Park Walk Repair Assigned to City Park Committee
The board of public works states the repair of the walk around Forest Avenue Park rests with the park committee of the council. It is the board’s intention to fix the walk at that location as soon as funding is provided.
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Forest Avenue Park
Oshkosh Seeks 1906 Eagles State Convention
Oshkosh plans to secure the 1906 state convention of the Fraternal Order of Eagles to be held in Green Bay June 13 14 and 15. About three hundred Eagles from Oshkosh will attend the event.
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Order of Eagles
Green Bay
Archbishop Messmer to Dedicate Sacred Heart Church
Archbishop Messmer will officiate dedicatory services at the new Sacred Heart Catholic church in Manitowoc Wisconsin today. The ceremony marks the completion of the church and its opening for parish use.
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