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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1907
Page
6
I M Robert of Hydropolis Louisiana reports three years of eczema relief after using Cuticura Soap and Ointment. Severe on her hand and eye, symptoms receded when the full Cuticura regimen was followed. She recovered completely and recommends the treatment to neighbors as a blessing to suffering humanity. January 5 and September 1, 1906.
A Charleston man details curing terrible eczema after five weeks of ineffective medical care. He used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent and reports smooth skin in six weeks. Includes prices and ordering by Potter Drug and Chemical Company.
La Crosse fans will see four baseball games against Fond du Lac over two days at League Park with 2 PM starts. May 11 protest led to annulment of runs in a 5 to 2 Fond du Lac win. June 23 postponement due to rain, and manager Hawley to pitch in one game with Hastings starting another.
James O Hara testified as com plainant in Judge Brindley's court yesterday afternoon as John McGuire alias Tom Marshall alias Lawrence Rafter faced robbery charges. McGuire admitted taking 430 in silver from O Hara behind a saloon after drink. McGuire was sentenced to one year and a half in the penitentiary for the theft.
A farmer vigilante group armed with guns and pitchforks arrested William Cruse near North Milwaukee Granville after he allegedly attacked 8 year old Linda Wallerman. Cruse denied guilt, was jailed with guard, and will face city authorities after a late afternoon alert sparked a villagewide manhunt led by Constable Boeissel. Doctor Rohr reported the victim’s condition not serious.
Paris announces official account of Casablanca clash as European powers protect nationals. French ships landed forces after being fired on. several Moors killed, exact toll unknown. Galilee and Du Chayla shelled city and coastal villages. European quarter spared.
Carl Pfund traveling to Winona on business could not return by train due to washouts. He and ten salesmen chartered a launch from Winona and reached his location this morning. He describes extensive river damage with overturned launches and a wind that hurled one craft ten feet up a bank. In Winona, streets resembled lumber piles and roof fragments were blown onto adjacent lots and onto houses.
A cryptic inquiry asks what happened to the old fashioned man who told the red nosed man to abstain from drinking and to follow a prudent course. The line hints at a moral stance and social advice embedded in a playful, period voice.
Trempealeau faces widespread destruction from a severe storm. The Burlington line is buried at Fountain City, trains operate on two routes to bypass washouts, and telephones and telegraph lines are down. The grandstand at the ball park was lifted and ruined, and many buildings, sheds, fences, and sidewalks are damaged or wrecked. Main street is flooded with debris, and Third street is impassable due to fallen trees.
An Irish immigrant Dan McCarthy proves his doubting father wrong after finding oil at Pithole. Dan drives a profitable operation, but a flood spills oil on the river, prompting Dan to light a match and remind his father he once said he would never set the river on fire. The scene ends with Dan extinguishing the flame.
A brief note highlights cold cash as a value enhancing complex ion agent, praised for its beauty and transformative effect on solutions. The statement connects monetary incentives to chemical elegance, suggesting financial factors influence perceptions of compound quality.
Several hundred Madison residents rode an excursion train to La Crosse this morning. The large crowd enjoyed an elegant day by the river and river steamer trip to Winona. A ball game at League Park attracted many spectators this afternoon.
Paul Koelb of the north side was fined $7.50 by Judge Hunt this morning for disorderly conduct and abusing a horse at the Wilson and Robertson livery. Koelb was arrested yesterday and brought to the station after drinking is alleged. the horse he drove showed significant abuse.
Joe Fowler led a party aboard his launch 23 toward St Paul for a several day visit. The group includes Merle Savage Willis Doud Joe Kidder and Sam La Chapelle. They plan a swift return leaving St Paul Sunday and expect to set a fast pace home.
Attorney Clarence S. Darrow, who won a not guilty verdict for William D. Haywood in the Steunenberg murder case, has been dismissed from the Western Federation of Miners and will not serve as counsel for the defense in the Pettibone trial set for October 1 in Denver.
Mr J C Heiss traveling circulator for The Tribune underwent an appendicitis operation at St Francis hospital at 11 o clock this morning. Dr Edward Evans performed the operation and the patient is resting easily. His mother from Morrison Illinois is with him.
A severe storm washed out a Milwaukee road bridge near Richmond and damaged tracks between LaMoille and Richmond. Crews from Wabasha repaired the bridge, restoring limited service as trains remained delayed or rerouted. Storm caused scattered damage east of La Crosse with downed wires and debris on Burlington tracks. northbound trains faced delays but service resumed gradually.
An office invitation from a doctor claiming to cure persistent headaches back pain and related ills. He promises safe rapid and permanent relief with free counseling and reasonable charges, offering references from many cured patients and home treatment by correspondence.
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