Cubs Win World Series In Four Straight Games
Detroit loses 2 0 as Cubs dominate with two first inning runs and solid defense. Attendance 7,370 in raw cold at Detroit. Yawkey adds 15000 bonus to Tigers from series receipts, total payouts and shares detailed by officials.
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Door at the House Sticks After All Girls Marry Off
After the women leave home, visitors find the front door sticks and won’t open, forcing access around to the side door. The note portrays a lived scene of family change and practical oddity.
Countdown to prize voting ends with double votes offer
The contest nears closure with a double vote incentive for subscriptions today. Candidates amp up campaigning as promises hinge on final tally next week. Subscriptions must arrive by 8 pm to earn double votes, boosting a contestant’s chances for a prize.
La Crosse High School Beats Tomah 23 to 5 in Gridiron Thriller
La Crosse High School defeated Tomah 23 to 5 at League Park in a hard fought game. Key plays by Tourtellotte, O Mueller and the Dahlgren brothers helped La Crosse build a 11 to 5 lead, while Captain Donovan starred for Tomah and Holmes broke through for Tomah’s lone score.
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Eminent authority prescription and high school football clash
A dated medical ad promotes a compound back ache and kidney remedy mixed from Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla with a claim of relief for urinary issues and rheumatism. The text shifts to a football game report detailing Temah versus La Crosse and a second game Onalaska versus Second High, including lineups, scoring, and officials.
Scores From Regional Games Across Divisions
A long list of football scores shows St John’s and Eau Claire posting dominant wins, plus many other colleges and towns like Chicago, Indiana, Notre Dame, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, and Penn State posting large margins. Notable blowouts include Fort Atkinson 58 over Lodi and Sparta 37 over Portage.
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Wireless system for all western coast near San Francisco
All military posts around San Francisco bay will be equipped with wireless telegraphy immediately. The system is described as nearly perfect by officials, reflecting advances in military communications.
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Freshmen Triumph in Ward Camp Randall Track Meet
In Madison on October 14 the freshman-sophomore class meet at Camp Randall saw freshmen win decisively 97 to 6. Richards led sprinting with 100 yards in 10.5 seconds, Dohmen dominated middle and distance events, and freshmen swept most events. Brooks and Rohn tied for high jump at 5 feet 4 inches, while Mercer led the pole vault among freshmen watch.
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State Bank of La Crosse Financial Snapshot August 22 1907
Condensed statement for the State Bank of La Crosse Wisconsin shows the financial position at close of business August 22 1907. It lists assets liabilities and capital details as reported in the bank's condition report.
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Financial Ledger Extract From Historical Banking Record
Debits and credits detail loans and discounts totaling 692457.92 dollars with related items including securities 110.83 and U S bonds while banking house and fixtures appear and due from banks and in vault show 294956.8 and 8000 dollars culminating in a total of 1076627.92 dollars in the page excerpt. The snippet preserves line items for assets such as loans discounts bonds banking house and vault and interbank funds as part of a historical bank statement snapshot.
New Towns Open Along Milwaukee Route in Dakota
Rail line from Moorbridge to Lemmon opens up new towns in South and North Dakota with auction sales for Hettinger and Bowman. Lemmon is 100 miles west of the Missouri River. Hettinger to be county seat of Adams County with lots sold by auction October 24, 1907. Bowman to be county seat of Bowman County with future sales. Regular train service established October 6 links Moorbridge to Lemmon with Aberdeen connections. opportunities in commerce, professions, and diversified farming persist along the line. Further details available from C A Padley Milwaukee or F A Miller Chicago.
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Wisconsin lines prominent at street and interurban meet
Wisconsin electric railway lines were well represented at the opening today of the American Street and Interurban Railway Association and the Interurban Railway Managers Association in Atlantic City New Jersey. The convention will close Thursday evening.
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National Corn Exposition Heads to Chicago
National Corn Exposition runs October 5 to 19 in Chicago with the National Corn Congress gathering delegates from leading states. Highlights include special prizes such as land, implements, pianos, household goods, and a $1000 prize for the best 50 cars of corn, plus $30,000 spent on the Coliseum and annex decorations. Tickets are available through agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway.
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