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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1907

Page

10

McHugh Named La Crosse County Road Supervisor candidate

A state law creates a road supervisor job in each county. James McHugh, a retired farmer of 608 South Sixth Street, is named for La Crosse County. The position, with a 3-year term and pay from 2.50 to 4 per day, requires maintaining designated county highways and providing highway maps to clerks and supervisors.

la Crosse County James McHugh South Sixth Street Onalaska

Phrase about college graduation as a man’s measure

A reflective line notes that some judge a man by being a college graduate, implying that credential alone defines a person’s worth. It contrasts opinion with broader character, suggesting education alone may not determine true merit or adulthood.

Minnesota Baptist convention to meet in Albert Lea

The Minnesota State Baptist convention meets in Albert Lea from Oct 14 to 18 with Winona inviting the 1909 gathering for the fiftieth anniversary. The program includes addresses by Rev. F. J. Drewett Carey Emerson and W. J. Milliken and sessions on missions education and ministers training.

Albert Lea Minn Minnesota Carey Emerson W. J. Milliken Park Rapids Mound G. F. Holt D. D Minneapolis L. B. Crosby Winona W. B. Riley Frank Peterson Q. A. Williams E. H. Rasmuson G. H. Gamble Rochester Winnebago City Pillsbury Academy Owatonna Minnesota Baptist Education Society R. M. West St. Paul W. P. McKee W. E. Woodruff Soares Men's Association of the Baptist Church E. R. Pope

Laborers Jump Jobs and Are Arrested in Manitoba

Marsh Jackson, formerly Valhalla sheriff and now Winnipeg Detective Agency head, ordered arrest of 1,800 eastern workers hired for Grand Trunk Pacific railroad east of Winnipeg. Over 200 arrested so far, jailed under contracts with sentences to be served while under arrest. Many deserters came from eastern Canada or Europe as farmers paid higher wages, contractor hardships cited, with mass roundup ongoing and more arrests expected by month end.

Winnipeg Marsh Jackson Valhalla N. D Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad Canada Europe Jackson

Baby Born On Mother's Birthday In La Crosse

Mrs Andrew Hirt of 200 South Fourth Street welcomed a baby boy at 12 10 this morning The birth occurred on her birthday and the family resides across from the La Crosse Tribune office on the same street

Andrew Hirt South Fourth Street la Crosse Tribune

A Man Escapes Public Chaperon Demands in Rain

A man may have to earn the living go down town in the rain wear ugly clothes etc but at least he escapes this He is never asked to be a chaperon.

Taking No Chances Dinner Spoiled Wife Finishes Plan

A brief exchange from Fliegende Blatter shows a young wife boasting she has spoiled the dinner and planning to assign blame by tossing the unfailed dish to her husband, with discussing companion Anna's involvement.

Anna

Dedication of remodeled Church of Opdalsh in Florence

North Dakota and Minnesota brief items report a church dedication in Florence Minnesota drawing many out of town attendees. Other notes include Beaulieu visiting Washington to interview Indian department officials and a large picnic at City Park celebrating Homestake Mine's recovery after a near loss.

Florence Minn White Earth Gus H. Beaulieu Chieen Mayzsuzkeigeshig Shady William Potter Washington Indian Department LEAD S. D Homestake Mining Company Lead and Deadwood City Park Fort Dodge Jacob Miloslowsky Des Moines Empire Theater Webster City Lee Grand Jury George MacKown Milaca Gluck Brewing Company Jerry Benson Marshalltown Parker F. McDermott Fort Madison Sioux Fall Helen Smith Cummings Homer S. Cummings Stamford Conn Democratic National Committee Tyler Christian Sorensen Here Sorensen Balaton Lake Benton Pipestone Jack Webel Chaska Frank Geisler Louis Minnesota Lake Latusse Barbara Latusse John Cass

Wreck injures La Farge passengers near Mills ton

A broken rail caused the Duluth Limited to derail two and a half miles west of Mills ton Wisconsin. Six cars left the track and several passengers were hurt though none killed. W H Gaylord of Chicago sustained leg and shoulder injuries the most serious. The locomotive stayed on the roadbed and the cars were damaged but not destroyed.

Duluth Limited Chicago Minneapolis & Omaha Millston Wis Jackson County W.H. Gaylord Eau Claire J. Schreiber Milwaukee H. H. Clough Dallas Charles Carpenter la Farge Bert Dyer J. J. Ethgrove Ashland Patrick O'Rourke Woth

A Woman’s Voice Conflicts With Male Perception

A remark on gender identity shows a woman preferring womanhood over manhood is met with disbelief by men, while expressing a wish to be a man is labeled unwomanly, highlighting social expectations and gender norms.

Jury Sought in Magill Murder Trial in Decatur

In Decatur Illinois on October 9 the trial of Fred H Magill and his wife Faye Magill for the murder of Freds first wife Mrs Pet Magill continued in Judge Cochrane s court.

Magill Decatur Iil Fred. H. Magill Faye Magill Pet Magill Fred Magill

Grim Humor In A Faraway Toon

A fragment quotes Pele Mele lamenting misfortune and a distant dentist as a joke on bad luck. The line mixes dark humor with travel distance, placing the speaker in a rural setting. No dates, places, or clear affiliations are provided in the readable text.

Billik Granted Four Week Stay of Death Sentence

Herman Billik convicted of murdering the Vizab family in Chicago was given a four weeks stay of execution by Judge A C Barnes. The sentence, originally set for next Friday, is postponed while legal questions are reviewed.

Chicago Herman Billik Vizab A. C. Barnes

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Cou Josten Hardware Company Pearl Street McHugh Arctic Ice & Fuel CO Hagar Street Northwest Gopher Baptists Rev F. J Drewer Iite Pele Mele Billik Hercules S. 4Th Street
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