Summit Stove Works and Vought-Berger Factory tour set
The Manufacturers and Jobbers' Union visiting committee will inspect the Summit Stove works and Vought-Berger company next Friday afternoon. John P. Fetter Alfred James and L. H. Martin announce visits to the stove works then the telephone factory. A street car departs Fourth and Main at 2 PM. costs may be offset by potential annual savings of about two hundred dollars.
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Summit Stove Works
Vought-Berger Company
Manufacturers and Jobbers’ Union
John P. Fetter
Alfred James
L. H. Martin
Fourth
Main Streets
Moving pictures show the race death by own action
A Bi jou program features six acts and humorous tales about a country family moving from rural lawn to crowded New York apartments. The father and six children face a landlord, a “No Children Allowed” sign, and trunks packed for new quarters, ending with a triumphant home scene amid chaotic scenes and van driver incidents.
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Bijou
New York
Papa
Mamma
Final Dana's Third Regiment Band Concert
La Crosse theatre hosts the season finale by request featuring famed director Dana and his musicians with violinist Jacob Reuter returning twice. The program, all by request, showcases the ensemble's best from the season and aims to be a social highlight in La Crosse.
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Dana
Third Regiment
la Crosse Theatre
la Crosse
Jacob Reuter
Reuter
Various City Notices and Local Ads from La Crosse Paper
A collage of local items including a Chandeliers Parlour ad, shafting for Colby products, Jones Island crab season at Schiller, beer on tap, a piano giveaway, shoe coupon at Gilbertson's, nomination papers for J. J. Durland, a Henley style health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, Dengier's Winnesheik cigar promotion, Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls manager change, Keefe Business College summer sessions, and public works bath plans. Also mentions a free tooth extraction event by Dr. J. W. Lawrence, a Mindoro marriage license for Anton Jostad and Miss Hilman Syverson, Elusive skin care claims, employment applications for La Crosse, and various society notices and advertisements.
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Main
Colby
Jones’ Island
Schiller
Gilbertson’s Shoe Store
Pearl Street
J. J. Durland
State Bank
Hollister
Redman
Winnesheik
Dengier
Albert Tebeau
Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls
Andy Porter
Keefe
Keefe Business College
Dengler
W. W. Beckwith
Green Bay
Mississippi
la Crosse
Trempealeau
Rambler
J. W. Lawrence
Rawlinson
Anton Jostad
Hilman Syverson
Mindoro
Rocky Mountain
Thomas McMullen
Employment Agency
Save Electricity by Grouping Motors at La Crosse Plant
The La Crosse Boot and Shoe Co on North Third Street reconfigured its factory to group machines on different motors rather than a single large motor. The change reduces friction losses from shafting, saving energy and money over a year, though the initial setup is not described in full.
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la Crosse Boot & Shoe Co
North Third Street
Interment at Centerville for J Gibosit passes
Short services were held at noon for J Gibosit of 1013 Avon Street. The body was sent to Centerville Wisconsin where he spent most of his life. Rev J Turner of the North Presbyterian Church and Andrew Smith of Onalaska officiated.
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J. Gibosit
Avon Street
Centerville
Wis
J. Turner
North Presbyterian Church
Andrew Smith
Onalaska
Women’s Catholic Order Entertains Friends at May-day Party
The Women’s Catholic Order of Foresters hosted a large gathering Monday evening in Traveler’s hall at Fifth and Main. The hall was decorated in green and white with snowballs, Kreut’s orchestra provided music, and attendees enjoyed refreshments.
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Catholic Order of Foresters
Kreut
Henry Gund Heads to Minneapolis on Business Visit
Henry Gund travels to Minneapolis for a business visit, pursuing meetings and potential deals. The trip centers on advancing professional objectives and networking with local firms.
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Henry Gund
Minneapolis
Fire in French mine at Courrieres recurs in Paris report
Paris dispatch reports a fresh blaze at the Courrieres coal mine scene of the prior disaster. Authorities and rescue teams respond as smoke swirls from gallery passages and workers are evacuated. The fire follows earlier fatal incidents and raises renewed alarm about mine safety.
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Paris
Courrieres
Dispatch Typing Dept Seeks Applicants
The Dispatch reports the typing department seeks monthly $100 plus expenses for the right people. Mrs. B. T. Howley has returned to Dubuque after visiting relatives. Dr. W. Powell is noted as a doctor in women’s health. Department Commander F. A. Copeland and Adjutant W. L. Osborne visited Sparta to meet the local G A R post. Prof. F. H. Fowler took Forester team from the Woodmen on a launch ride. The piece hails the "up to date" girls of 1900s as sweeter than wartime girls and mentions Holliseer’s Roc- as a fade reference.
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the Dispatch
B. T. Howley
Government lighthouse steamer Lily heads upriver to La Crosse
The government lighthouse steam er Lily is en route and expected to reach La Crosse within a few days. WIRING EXPERTS. 227 MAIN. 35 cents. Tea or Tablets. Ask your druggist. by Mountain Tea.
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Lily
la Crosse
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S&s
John C. Burns
Adams’s Express
The
Wisconsin Light and Power Co
Cert Tong
Tannhauser
Rossini
Danse Polonoise
Henry VIII
Babes In Toyland
Victor Herbert Albion
Baetens
Czinka Panna Notaja
E the Charmer
Star Spangler Banner
City News
Keefe Conservatory of Music
Funk Block
Cor
Pearl
Board of Public Works
North American Telegraph Company
Stoddard
Peosta
Zeislers
F. J. Stupka
Fifth Street
Johnson and
Adams
Continental
Myrick Park
Edwards
Street ‘Railway Company
Schick & Roth
O. Walter
Walter Holmes
City
Mr. Holmes
la Crosse Can Company
Business College
Conservatory of Music
Frank Buschman
St. Paul
W. T. Irvine
Graduate Optician
Main Street
Womens Catholic Order Entertain
la Crosse Hat Works
Hamilton
Hellfach
Rellfach, Jeweler
Chronicle
Coca-Cola
la Crosse Bottling Works
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