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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1907

Page

5

North Side seeks 1500 for public bathhouse

North Side Progress Association urged the council to appropriate 1500 for constructing and equipping a bathhouse near Gillette Street. The measure was sent to the finance and public baths committees for report at the next meeting.

North Side Progressive Association Gillette Street North Side Alderman Sletten Committee On Health Swarthout St. Francis Hospital Stoddard Hotel Board of Health Board of Public Works Tenth Ward City Hall North Side Market South Side Market The Committee On Finance Olce George Street C. H. Connor Pettibone Park Commission W. A. Roosevelt Company Market Street C. A. Sterling Keller Common Council

When a man wears out of style clothes

A pithy remark notes that wardrobe choices reveal more about wealth and worry, suggesting those with old fashions either lack funds to update or have abundance allowing indifference to trends.

Memorial Day Program On North Side Set By John Flynn Post

The John Flynn post and the W R C plan a Memorial Day event for the north side. Veterans will gather at 8 AM at Caledonia and Clinton, decorate graves at the north side cemetery, scatter flowers from the Black River bridge for sailors, then move to West La Crosse park for a 2 PM program with music, speeches, recitations, singing, and a school children’s role. Citizens and students are invited.

Pythian Order of Wisconsin John P. Linton Lodge la Crosse Lodge Fothians Ekstate Castle All Viroqua Hillsboro Galesville Bangor Sparta B. E. Edwards Tribune South Fifth Street Consolidated Lodge Order North Side John Flynn Black River Bridge West la Crosse Mississippi Black River Alma Rosenberg la Crosse Elizabeth Bruch Isaac M. Cohen Onalaska Cameron House Ben Hersey Everett Isaac Staples Georgia S J. W. van Sant Lydia van Sant Ed Bean Melrose Bertha Johnson Mindoro Brindley Germania Hall Schocer U. S. Kerr Minneapolis Panama Otto D. Peterson Peterson Stone CO la Crosse Stone Company Cracker Company South Front Street Cty Micah McNair Clem G. Keenan John Gund Brewing Company John C. Oeschger

City News Echo Dancing Club at Union Hall

Items from La Crosse Chronicle cover diverse local notices. A Dancing Club event at Union Hall on Wednesday May 29 with Kreutz's orchestra, streetcars after the dance, and surrounding society chatter.

Echo Dancing Club Union Hall Kreutz la Crosse Mon Hong Low South Third Street Rushford Gardner Winona Boat Works Munz Thwing

Keveny Attends Portage Funeral of Brother-in-law's Mother

Miss Mary A. Keveny of 713 St Andrews street left last evening for Portage to attend the funeral of her brother's mother-in-law Mrs Donahue. The service was held in Portage this morning with burial there.

Mary A. Keveny St. Andrews Street Portage Inlaw

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Jobs

Anton Anderson arrived from Muscatine Iowa and will fish clam beds here for months. B S Manson of Hokah Minnesota visits his grandmother. Ole Fehring ski jumper from Red Wing visits his uncle. Hugo Bonette becomes Burlington fireman. Mrs. William Severance ill with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Shultze visit in Dubuque. Weldons visit Bangor relatives. Dave Kenyon visiting Holmen. Alex Blexrud touring western Minnesota to promote insect extermination patent. Nome Hall buys Studebaker wagon. Frank Bradahl returns from Butte Montana. L L Murphy improves his residence at 728 Gould Street.

Anton Anderson Muscatine B. S. Manson Hokah Minn Ole Fehring Red Wing Torvald Bjornson Hugo Bonette Burlington William Severance Arthur Shultze Nome Hall Studebaker Wagon Company Chi- Frank Bradahl Butte Mont L. L. Murphy Gould Street

Widow Reassured as Man Calls Her a Peach

A sharp remark by a strong minded man toward a young widow in front of his wife provokes varied reactions. The incident highlights social tensions over propriety and gender roles in public settings.

Bird’s View on a Bush Wording

A playful line reimagines the proverb from the bird’s perspective noting a single preferred perch may surpass multiple conventional catches in value. The quip highlights perspective and choice in risk versus reward.

Fight Over Making Something Out of Nothing

A provocative stance suggests that initiating conflict can manufacture significance from emptiness. The idea implies that dispute fuels visibility and impact, turning a vague object into a focal point of debate and attention.

Social notes and ads in La Crosse personals page

A stream of brief notices lists residents and visitors in La Crosse including H E Gardner Victory C F Thompson Prairie du Chien Geo Young Canton Will Powell D R Parker Granadad Wm Cave Merrill J W Hoover Austin and others. Public notices include an excursion to Winona May 26 on the steamer La Crosse and rail ticket deals. Local commerce promotes Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea and Pur e Food Spices with pharmacy ads and a note on Foley kidney remedies.

H. E. Gardner Victory C. F. Thompson Prairie du Chien Geo. Young Canton Crosse Will Powell T. D. Parker Granadad Minn Wm. Cave Merrill Wis J. W. Hoover Austin Rocky Mountain R. E. Lawler Lynxville G. E. van Herseth Black River Falls M. J. Westphal Peterson Winona la Crosse Emil Maurer Arcadia W. Kreibich Kate Moran Portage George Powell D. Hartley New Albia Leopold Palen Caledonia Hollister Arthur Wardwell Wardell de Sota Emma Stiles Tomah Daniel Deneen Fort Atkinson S. Martindale Sophia Madison Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Chicago Atlantic City Washington Baltimore Philadelphia W. A. Preston Clark Street E. E. Smith Clinton la Crosse Cracker and Candy Company F. M. Rule A. O. Gravis Viroqua Matt Peterson la Croses Joyce Sullivan St Claremont N. H Foley O. T. Erhart J. Annen Green Bay P. Fitzpatrick M. Squire Aberdeen S. D Mariner Pharmacy Main Street A. E. Stern Red Wing A. Ruhoff 7Th St Beth P. A. Larson Holmen J. M. Anderson Gateway City Tfr R. E. Smith Galesville O. B. Same Spring Grove Jos. Trischer Viola City C. and E. Eggan Rushford Trepte Laura Gordon Nelsonville A. R. Withrow Longville Friends Prine Wausau the Gleaner Greenwood California J. E. Noyes Greenwood, Wis

Lion Crashes Quiet Zoo Chat With Uninvited Roar

At the zoo a lion joins a calm animal conversation and the monkey questions who invited the roar. The scene unfolds with playful tension as the animals react to the unexpected intrusion.

Civil Service Exams Held At City Hall In La Crosse

Civil service examinations are being held today at La Crosse City Hall for teacher positions in various state schools. A number of local residents are taking part in the tests.

la Crosse

The Age of Marriage in England and Italy

The article compares marriageable ages in England and Italy. It notes English ages as fourteen for males and twelve for females under Roman and Greek legacy, while Italy fixes eighteen for males and fifteen for females. It also recalls historic England allowing as low as seven, though such unions were imperfect without later agreement at maturity.

England Italy

Poets’ Thematic Critique in Chesterton’s London News Quote

G K Chesterton argues in London News that cynics whitewash vices. He cites Swinburne Kipling Henley and John Davidson as praising lust cruelty drunkenness violence or obscenity as expressions of the love of life.

Swinburne Rudyard Kipling Mr. Henley John Davidson G. K. Chesterton London News

Unclear Punchline in Shopper and Floor Walker Exchange

A fragmented humorous exchange shows a shopper asking for undressed kids and a floor walker guiding to the nursery. The snippet conveys a risqué incongruity typical of light comic dialogue in vintage papers.

Nothing but love on the throne of creation

A philosophical line states that love has always ruled the world and will continue to do so, emphasizing love as the ultimate governing force of existence.

Writings Pad Use Sparks Curious Income Talk

A note suggests that author earnings partly rise from careful use of writing pads. The remark hints at practical craft habits influencing compensation.

North Western Line Tickets On Sale In Superior

Grand Lodge I O O F Superior announces tickets on sale June 1 2 3 and 4 with return list June 7 for travel via the North Western Line. Purchase through any ticket agent for full information and arrangements.

Grand Lodge Superior

North Western Line excursion offers reduced fares to major resorts

Low rates daily via The North Western Line until Oct 15 with liberal return limits and flexible routes. Visit New York Washington Niagara Falls sea coast and mountain resorts with direct Chicago connections to all eastern lines. For details contact any agent.

North- Western New York Washington Niagara Falls Chicago North-Western Line

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John C. Burns Fruit House Bath Chronicle la Crosse Morning Chronicle Company Committee On Printing Campbell Avenue la Crosse Street Avon Street K. P the Tribune Nature Veterans’ Plans North Side Grand Army City News W. T. Irvine Optician College of Optics Los Angeles Olive Growers’ Association Chas Beyschlag Newbrd C. D. Towsley U. S. Army Milwaukee Herpicide John Hey Williams M.D. Asheville, N. C Herpicide Co Dept. N Detroit Mich Hoeschler Bros Civil Service Examinations Irvine W. J. Hickisch Pearl ST C. B. Stevens McMillan Bldg J.C. Oeschger Ferry St Grand Trunk Railway System N. J Saratoga Springs N. Y Norfolk, Va Jamestown Exposition Toronto Montreal Que Halifax N. S Temagam Muskoka Wharf Boston Mass Portland America Adams St III Charles Beyschlag
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