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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1907
Page
4
Mrs. A. E. Hughson of 30 Yarmouth Street Boston reports severe cough and bronchial trouble eased by Father John’s Medicine. She says after trying many remedies she gained strength and weight. Product claims throat and lung relief with no alcohol or injurious drugs, sold by O. T. Erhart.
A Wisconsin industry source says a print and sulphite mill merger across Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan backed by Standard Oil could total about 25 million dollars if pulp and wrapping mills join. Appraisers have valued the Menasha Paper mill for sale to the syndicate and are surveying Island Paper for inclusion.
A scanned list of 1907 county fairs across Wisconsin with dates and secretary contacts. Includes Amherst Beaver Dam Chippewa Falls Manitowoc Menomonie Mineral Point New Richmond Richland Center Stevens Point and West Bend among others, with fair periods mainly in September and August and named secretaries.
Diamonds crush Noxalls 11 to 4 to erase Noxalls claim to the city championship. Stuve dominated early striking out the first five batters, while Fiebig allowed 12 hits as Noxalls failed to score until the eighth inning. Batteries Stuve and Fastings vs Fiebig and Affeldt.
A sensational medical claim promotes Obitrut Compound Extract mixed with port wine or grape juice as a home remedy to rebuild nerve force and cure chronic constipation, insomnia, kidney disease, and nerve weakness. The text urges daily use, notes easy availability, and cites broad restorative promises for aging and vitality.
In Appleton Wisconsin twenty finishing dept workers at Fox River Paper were promised a 15 cent daily raise after a meeting in which supervisor S R Wagg warned that marriage temptations tend to end mill careers. He aimed to delay Cupid as long as possible with the pay increase. Some workers already have steady companions, making the prospect of lasting wedlock a concern.
Round trip vacation fares to many Canadian and New England resorts will be offered after June 1 1907 with one way fares. Details on sale dates limits stopovers and literature available by writing Geo W Vaux A G P T A Grand Trunk Railway System 135 Adams St Chicago.
In Merrill workers are scarce as Wright Lumber plans to close the saw mill for weeks. Across Wisconsin reports cite工 shortages. Meanwhile Eau Claire sees a drowning. Chippewa Falls features the giant log split for lumber. Racine notes political intrigue. Marinet te reports a wedding trip. Appleton records a near lightning shock. Madison lists civil service exams. Janesville, Kenosha cap events include a boat launch explosion and a steer dressing contest result.
Los Angeles reports Memsic’s illness traced to excessive steam beer from the training camp. He had been drinking ale to brace for the bout with Gans, but the coast brew upset his stomach and caused rapid weight gain. Gans plans to proceed with the Mesmic bout to avoid fan disappointment.
Jamestown Exposition tickets on sale daily until November 30. For details contact R. C. Haase, N. W. T. P. A., St. Paul Minnesota, or B. N. Austin, IG. P. A., Chicago.
The Rev. John Kroonmeyer of Westminster Presbyterian Church concluded his pastorate with a farewell sermon. He will depart Saturday for Council Bluffs Iowa to assume a new post. The church welcomed Rev. D. H. Rohrabaugh who arrived and took residence at 1229 Farnam Street, assuming the pastorate.
In Kiel on August 13 the Wittelsbach led by 31 seconds over Spokane I in the first international sonderklasse race for Emperor William's cup. Wanassee Chewink VIII Marblehead and Tilly X followed as the field finished with strong sailing and steady competition.
The Presbyterian church at Neillsville reports the arrival of a new pastor who has already begun his duties.
A testimonial promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for enlarged prostate and kidney trouble. Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri says after two bottles he feels better at 91, claiming decades of suffering eased. O T Erhart references similar relief.
Pastor M Reiman of a Jewish congregation at 702 North Eleventh Street was discharged by Judge Brindley after charges of illegally shipping and labeling fish were withdrawn. Partner M Ehrlich at 1106 Fine Street paid a fine on one charge. the other was dismissed. A separate trial for George H Herman, local United States Express agent, is set for tomorrow for receiving illegal shipments.
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