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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
8
A charming and affordable negligee kimono in pastel pink blue or lavender features a double pink inner yoke and a mesh outer with pretty color showing through. Made from Fleisher's Shetland Floss, the garment stays true to shape and requires eighteen skeins. Full instructions and more patterns are in Fleisher's Knitting and Crocheting Manual.
William Leahy 24 and unmarried, a Burlington brakeman from North Side, was crushed after falling from a box car at Winona as a switching crew moved five cars. He died instantly after wheels of the fourth car ran over his left shoulder and chest. Remains were sent to an undertaker. burial expected in Albany Newfoundland, home of his parents.
Officers elected include Otto Lee as President Bert Rice as Secretary and John Ritter as Treasurer The North Side Bowling Association will comprise six clubs this year and a good season is anticipated The Imperials won two of three games from the Nationals in their match
Railroad workers with Mr. Leahy at the time of the accident think he fainted. Leahy was new to the railroad business and had lived here only a few weeks, staying with his sister at 1448 Wood Street.
Small town items report 150 Owls initiate a local lodge at Fijelstad hall with C L Elledge and W T Meade in charge. Other notes include residents visiting Aberdeen and Stevenstown, a cheese factory plan, a funeral, a meat sale, a moving family, and a government fish boat quartered in the Black River for winter.
W. T. Irvine at 429 Main Street offers watches clocks and jewelry with knives and forks priced at 3.25 3.50 and 3.75 dollars. The business notes twenty years of service and a twenty year warranty.
City expert lauds La Crosse assets and urges businessmen to engage with schools and support students, praising factory experience and school leadership to boost local enterprise and spirit.
A speaker urged increased home ownership and local investment to boost La Crosse’s growth. Proposals included a $100,000 land and industry fund, a board of arbitration, stronger downtown fronts, and a push for the interurban line. He called for retail loyalty, a boat factory, improved fairgrounds, new factories, and active church involvement to attract people and money to the city.
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