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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1908
Page
7
Undersigned thanks friends for help in votes and subscriptions
A local plea from an undersigned woman expressing gratitude to many friends who assisted in collecting votes and obtaining subscriptions during the rem a contest conducted by the Tri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Tribune
Tri
Society Miss Jones Surprised on Birthday Night
Miss Mary Jones of 1235 Denton Street was surprised by friends last evening for her birthday. Guests presented useful gifts, refreshments were served, and the gathering left satisfied with the evening’s enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Jones
Mary Jones
Denton St
Entertains Friends for Cards and China Shower
Miss Mayme Young hosted a Wednesday evening cards gathering with Nellie Jacobs Susan Watson Marie Watson Grace Gertin Nora Guer tin and Gertrude McDonald attending. A china shower at 433 Mill Street honored Miss Young ahead of her November wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Young
Nellie Jacobs
Susan
Marie Watson
Grace
Nora Guertin
Gertrude McDonald
Sadie Allien
Mill Street
Miss Young
Birthday Cheer for Miss Alletta Rose and Local Visits
Miss Alletta Rose celebrated her birthday Wednesday with a small gathering of friends to congratulate her. Miss Olive Young, visiting her cousin Miss Sadie Allen, has returned home to Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hutchinson of Bismarck, after a short city visit, have returned home. Miss Nellie Johnson of Bordentown, N J, spent a day in the city en route to Montana. Mr. and Mrs. James Harrison of White Bear Minnesota, en route south for the winter, spent a few days visiting his son R. P. Stanton at 410 21st Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alletta Rose
Olive Young
Sadie Allen
Milwatukee
A. F. Hutchinson
Bismark
Nellie Johnson
Bordentown
Montana
James Harrison
White Bear
Minn
R. P. Stanton
21St Street
FORD
Quality
Emerson P. Hawler
New York
Milwaukee
Gateway City
K. R. Stievert
Winona Hospital
Robert Campbell
Bluff Arcade
Kristian Endeavor Society
First Presbyterian Church
H. Allen
Viroqua
E. E. Houghton
Will Powell
Minnie Quall
Garfield
Wis
J. Hansen
Northfield
George Powell
W. F. Clay
Austin
Parmalee Smith
Hawkins
Charles Richards
Peoria
Ilinois
B. A. Emerton
la Crosse Hospital
William Ruplin
Louis Hirshheimer
Charles Price
New Lisbon
A. A. Egge
Ferryville
Fred Herman
West Salem
Albert Roberts
la Farge
A. D. Smith
Lancaster
J. Hale
Dubuque
Joseph Frisch
Coon
Paul W. Mahoney
Madison
C. F. Lang
W. R. Hemmenway
Dionysius
Hunters Form State Association in Wisconsin
Manitowoc County hunting and fishing clubs form a state association with E. L. Kelley as president. A state convention may be held in Madison during the legislature session, with approval from State Game Warden Stone. The group aims to protect song and insect eating birds and seeks changes to game and fish laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
E. L. Kelley
Manitowoc County
Prominent Doctors Die Suddenly in Wisconsin
In Beloit Dr Lyman R Farr, 47, strangled by oedema of the glottis at home. In Appleton Dr Robert M Hettinger, noted dentist and musician in Fox River valley, dies suddenly of heart failure at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belost
Wis
Lymen R Farr
Appleton
Robert M. Hettinger
Fox River Valley
Escape From Workhouse Break Stuns Appleton
Two young inmates escaped from the Outagamie county workhouse in Appleton Wisconsin. They had been jailed last week for 30 days on petit larceny. Superintendent Brill was in the yard when the pair shattered a fence board with a sledge hammer and slipped away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Outagamie County
Brill
Gold Dust Sterilizes Milk Utensils, Claims Farmers Bulletin
The advertisement promotes Gold Dust as a sterilizing agent for milk utensils. It alleges the product prevents over 200 germs and keeps bottles and cream accessories clean, urging daily use for anyone handling milk as a time saver and safety measure. It cites Farmers' Bulletin No. 63 from the USDA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
City News Case Is Being Tried at Eau Claire
William Wolfe sues La Crosse Stone Co in Eau Claire circuit court. Game Warden J. W. Stone and deputies report active enforcement of deer law with several violators caught. Clyde placed in winter quarters at Stillwater. Land digging reveals Indian relics mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
William Wolfe Aganst
la Crosse Stone Company
J. W. Stone
Clyde
Stillwater
Car of Quality ads and personals notes from Milwaukee trip blurb
Local notices show Mrs. Emerson P. Hawler traveling to New York with husband as far as Milwaukee. Various social items mention visits, gatherings, bazaars, and travel plans across La Crosse and nearby towns. A mix of personal updates, business callers, and a few quotations closes the page.
Beautiful things fetch high prices in fashion
A remark on expensive beauty, noting that the most attractive things command high value, with emphasis on women as a focal point of aesthetic worth.
Fishermen End 1908 Work at North Side Fishery
Yesterday marked the final day of work for the government fishing crew at the North side station. The season proved the best since the station opened, with Curlew in winter quarters and launches secured. Low water lengthened the season and many fish were seined.
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Government Fishign
Kroner Chosen Asylum Trustee After Long Ballot
At a county board meeting this morning Adam Kroner was elected asylum trustee after sixteen ballots, narrowly defeating Edward Cronin. Dr. Egan was re elected county physician after a hot race among four candidates. David Aiken of Onalaska won the poor commissioner post, with Swan Springs noting the surprise nomination and election. Road commissioner selection was postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Kroner
Duncan
Egan
David Aiken
Onalaska
J. Pierce
Fred Heil
Mike Hayes
Mr. Durland
Edward Cronin
Torrance
Kroner
Cronin
Lueck
Wolfe
Wakefield
Swan Springs
J. M. Pierce
Same Name But No Relation in Two Olson Figures
Miss Emma Olson, recently arrested for a statutory offense, is not the Miss Olson of 1527 South Fifth Street nor a relative. In Denver on November 13, Mrs. Allen Read, known as the dynamiter, is described as a pitiable wreck by witnesses and may die soon as her physician notes long use of a drug to ease chronic pain.
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Emma Olson
Miss Olson
South Fifth Street
Denver
Allen Read
The Genius Focuses On One Thing Well
A concise articulation defines a genius as one who masters a single task and excels at it. The quote suggests optimizing effort to extract maximum value from inherent limits.
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