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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
4
Government funds to support West Channel dam experiments
Drs LaFevre and Curtis of Missouri University will arrive June 2 in Columbia, Mo. They lead seven assistants and conduct experimental work in West Channel to propagate dams. Congress has appropriated $10 000 for the season to be expended locally. A North side Experiment Station will be used initially, with a possible new station later. West Channel is closed to fishing and disturbances during the study, which will run through September or October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McWillie
Pearl Button Company
La Crosse Tribune North Side Office Headline
The La Crosse Tribune lists its North Side Office at 807 Rose Street with manager and editor roles noted for local coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Rose ST
Jammed Between Two Cars Injury on Ferry in Ludington
Jesse Young aged 39 a single man from Johnstown New York was crushed between two box cars while a car ferry loaded at Ludington Michigan He was brought to Milwaukee for treatment with a broken back and may be moved to the Marine hospital in Chicago if his condition allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Ludington
Mich
Jesse Young
Johnstown
N. Y
Young
Marine Hospital
Chicago
Women who Make Antilean Reme Dies Try to Make the Most
A brief note follows about women facing the loss of Antilean Reme and their efforts to cope and pursue personal growth amid hardship. The item spans reflective commentary on resilience and community support.
Emil Cheyson Dies in Dakota Funeral Arrangements Pending
Emil Cheyson of Montana died suddenly in Scranton North Dakota at his brother in law Bust Battien's home. The 40 year old bachelor formerly lived on the North side and operated a hardware business. He leaves three sisters in the city and his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. Phryson of Hokah and four brothers Gus St Paul Will Denver and Ben Colorado. Funeral plans will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Cheyson
Montana
Scranton
N. D
Bust Battien
Cheyson
North Side
J. J. McKenzie
Avon Street
Theodore Groff
E. J. Heath
R. Phryson
Hokah
Gus
St. Paul
Will
Denver
Ben
Colorado
Latin skin cream and powder for youth keepers
A compact item notes that both men and women require Latin skin cream and powder to maintain a youthful appearance, reflecting a beauty product suggestion from the era.
Non Support Case Continued for Otto Knuteson
Otto Knuteson of the North Side faced renewed circuit court action on non support of his three children. His wife alleges no support since their divorce about a year ago, despite a divorce decree setting 20 monthly alimony. He cites poor health as his reason for not working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Knuteson
North Side
Circuit Court
Reverend Sanders Returns Home in Good Health
Reverend L. L. Sanders arrived from Litchfield Illinois at 3 AM and said he feels fine though not yet able to resume full duties at Tabernacle Baptist Church. He plans to preach one sermon each Sunday and will attend Wednesday prayer meeting as he recovers, greeting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Sanders
Litchfield
Ill
Coolidge Will Lose Eye After Accident
Herbert Coolidge, recently arriving from an unspecified place, will lose his remaining eye. Milwaukee specialists say the eye cannot be saved and it will be removed in a local hospital. Coolidge lives at 2000 Wood Street and was awarded $14,000 against La Crosse City Railway for the loss of his eye in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Coolidge
Milwaukee
Mr. Coolidge
Wood Street
la Crosse City Railway
Host of Witnesses in Goddard Suit
The Hi ram Goddard versus Burlington road case opened with extensive testimony in favor of the plaintiff. The morning session consumed most of the day and proceedings continued into the afternoon. A total of sixty eight witnesses were summoned to appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Goddard
Burlington Road
North Side Briefs Include Card Winners And Plans
Mrs J Breuer hosted the North Side Cinch club with Mrs Charles Shafer winning first prize, Mrs George Philips second, Mrs Edward Merrel third, and Mrs L Solberg the consolation. The B B C club at Caledonia Street M E church is hosted by Miss Elsie Long Friday. Archie Russell and Frey Reyser plan a Lynxville camping trip next week. Officer Yehle has recovered from pneumonia and is out again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Breuer
Avon Street
North Side
Cinch Club
Charles Shafer
George Philips
Edward Merrel
L. Solberg
B. B. C. Club
Caledonia Street
M. E
Elsie Long
Archie Russell
Frey Reyser
Prairie du Chien
Lynxville
Wis
Yehle
Carl Gifford Weds in Dakota
Carl Gifford of 824 Rose street learns via his son Earl in Gettesburg South Dakota of his marriage to May Hammet of Gettesburg. Gifford, long-time North Side resident, moved to South Dakota two years ago to work for Gettesberg Telephone. The bride teaches at Gettesburg and is well known locally. The couple will reside in Gettesberg for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Gifford
Rose Street
Earl
Gettesburg
S. D
May Hammet
Mr. Gifford
South Dakota
Gettesberg Telephone Company
Gettesberg
Plans Elaborate Delays Building at Winona Normal
Winona Minn May 27 The new model building funded by a state appropriation may not be erected this summer. Plans prepared by Winona authorities exceed available funds and must be revised. State architect’s office has not produced final plans, risking another year before construction can start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona, Minn
Winona Normal School
Winona
Through Passenger Service To Butte June Proposed
Official announcement states the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad will establish through passenger service on its new Pacific coast extension between Butte Montana and Sioux City sometime in June. The move promises a vital link for Sioux City and Dakota points along the new trunk line while freight service already runs to Harlowton Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Butte
Mont
Sioux City
North
South Dakota
Harlowton
Calumet county Catholic societies form federation
In Chilton Wisconsin on May 27 the Catholic societies of Calumet county formed a federation and elected officers led by Spiritual director Rev Joseph Bastian Chilton as well as two vice presidents John Kloeppel Hilbert and Frank McGrath Chilton. Officers include secretary J F Wendling Chilton treasurer J C Pfister New Holstein and directors J Hanert Chilton Michael Rees Hilbert Peter Vollman Charleston Fred Woelfel New Holstein John Short Chilton and John Woelfel Chilton. Delegates to the state convention comprise Rev Joseph Bastian Chilton Robert Woelfel Hayton Roscoe Gage Hilbert Gregory Dorschel Chilton and Rev M Roppald Woodville. The officers were installed by state president O P Seifriz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilton
Wis
Catholic Societies
Calumet County
Joseph Bastian
John Kloeppel
Hilbert
Frank McGrath
J. F. Wendling
J. C. Pfister
New Holstein
J. Hanert
Michael Rees
Peter Vollman
Charleston
Fred Woelfel
John Short
John Woelfel
Robert Woelfel
Hayton
Roscoe Gage
Gregory Dorschel
M. Roppald
Woodville
O. P. Seifriz
Miss Connors Is A Free Girl Pardoned
Madison May 27 Gov Davidson pardoned Miss Thelma Connors who had been sentenced to a year and a half in the house of correction for stealing the family jewels of Leon Fuestmann of Milwaukee last May. It is understood she will leave the state and not return. District Attorney F E McGovern Judge A C Brazee and Mr Fuestmann urged the pardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Davidson
Thelma Connors
House of Correction
Leon Fuestmann
Milwaukee
Woman's view on a good husband wife money matters
A married woman notes that a desirable husband for her daughter would be liberal with money in domestic life, reflecting values about financial generosity within marriage.
State Bank Wins Atkinson Suit
A verdict for Frank Atkinson as administrator of Alexander McMillan estate against State Bank found the bank liable for $2,000 paid on a certificate of deposit owned by McMillan and endorsed to Mrs. H. P. Baldwin. Jurors answered the first two of seven questions: yes that McMillan signed the back, and no Baldwin possessed the certificate for her own use without McMillan’s consent. The case may go to the Supreme Court. it is about 4 or 5 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Atkinson
Alexander McMillan
State Bank
H. P. Baldwin
Supreme Court
Man’s quick decision saves son during river launch
In Stoughton Wisconsin on May 27 Ben Varness dodged a dangerous moment as his young son Bjarne nearly fell during a fast downstream run under a railroad bridge. Ben’s swift choice and swimming ability kept the boy safe while the family enjoyed a river outing. Nearby notes report visits, farm and creamery progress, and local moving between towns including Genoa and De Soto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoughton
Wis
Ben Varness
Bjarne
Ben
Local Notes and Social Notices From Wheeler Wheeler Ind
Visitors to Mrs Andy Baxter in Wheeler Indiana Miss Augusta Riley injures face by a fall and misses school. Dr Tillman of Stoddard attends Mrs Wm Johnson on Tuesday Entertain Ladies The Tabernacle Baptist church ladies to be entertained by Mrs Pendergast and Miss Emma Paddock at 1821 Loomis Street Thursday at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
Andy Baxter
Wheeler, In
Augusta Riley
Dr. Tillman
Stoddard
Wm. Johnson
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Broken Promise Raises Hope and Doubts In Town
A broken promise becomes the center of heated debate as residents weigh the relief it promised against ongoing costs and trust issues. Officials insist on accountability while citizens demand action and transparency.
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E. A. Bailey
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Sanders
Preacher
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HSC
H. B. Smith
Miss Connors
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MR. M'Milan
Genoa
Jessie Pedrette
Louis Monti, Jr
Stella Monti
Mr. Kreitz
Reno
Minn
Chas. Greener
Arthur Ristow
Viroqua
Stephen of
DeSoto
Geo. Applebee
F. Morrelli
South Bad Ax
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Georgie Hutzler
Shomers
Mamie Buzzette
Burton Warren
Victory
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Louis Laylan
Leonia Adams
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