Cuticura Remedies Said to Cure Child’s Eczema
A testimonial from Mrs. Maggie Smith of Akron claims Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent cured her baby’s eczema after doctors failed. She describes severe facial itching sleepless nights and rapid improvement within days with lasting results. The ad promotes Cuticura products and mailing details for Boston and world distribution.
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Aline
Maggie Smith
W. Crosier St
Akron
Drug & Chem. cCr
Soie Props
Boston
Spanking Denounced as Ineffective for Bed Wetting
A health note argues spanking does not cure nocturnal enuresis and urges mothers to seek help from Mrs. M. Summers of Box 427 South Bend Indiana. The message claims no payment is required and advises not blaming the child, noting a constitutional cause may exist and promising home treatment.
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M. Summers
South Bend
Ind
Paving work on Ninth Street resumes amid dispute
The board of public works announced that Ninth Street paving is proceeding under the nine inch grading specification. They clarified a misperception about a claimed twelve inch bid and invited residents to review the official specs. King Street excavation for hot water pipes was rebuilt overnight with fast concrete and brick relaid.
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Board of Public Works
King Street
la Crosse Electric Company
Lyons
Rushford City Declares Dogless Streets After City Council Edict
Rushford Minnesota reports a citywide canine purge ordered by Mayor Olson and City Marshal Ed Lampman with deputy George Donnald. guns crack each night as dogs of every kind are slain, leaving streets reportedly free of dogs and praised as an example for other towns.
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Rushford
Minn
Minnesota
Great Northwest
Ed Lampman
Olson
Lampman
George Donnald
George
Wanted Bryan at West Salem Fair
Democratic committee in La Crosse plans to bring William Jennings Bryan to speak this fall during his state tour. City Attorney John H. Doherty said Bryan declined due to prior engagements, but efforts will continue if his tour reaches a reasonable distance.
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Democratic Committee
the la Crosse
William Jennings Bryan
John H. Doherty
West Salem Fair Association
Mr. Bryan
Women in row over water tap ends with fine
Mrs. Julia Larson was fined 11.50 by Judge Brindley for slapping Caroline White during a dispute over a single water tap used by both families at the head of Jay street near St. Joseph school. White and Larson clashed when White sought water and Larson ordered her off the lot. a neighborhood crowd witnessed the trial.
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Julia Larson
Brindley
Caroline White
Jay Street
St. Joseph School
White
Special Delivery Rule Changes At Post Office
On July 1, a new ruling took effect removing the need for a special delivery stamp. The public wrongly assumes additional postage suffices. The law requires the words Special Delivery on the address side. without it, the extra stamps are ignored by authorities.
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Post Office Department
Harriman's Trial Seen as Likely to Proceed
Frank B. Kellogg, special counsel for the government in the Standard Oil and Harriman cases, hinted at possible criminal prosecutions and a fierce battle to dissolve Standard Oil and end its business, while remaining reticent about details of a conference with Attorney General Bonaparte. Kellogg appeared notably pleased with recent developments.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Frank B. Kellogg
St. Paul
Standard Oil
Harriman
Standard Oil Company
Kellogg
Permit Given to Remove Property by Public Works
The board of public works approved removing a large frame residence north of the La Crosse power house to Ferry street near Tenth. The move travels via La Crosse and Tenth to Ferry. The Van Steenwyck residence at Seventh and Main is planned to be moved to Sixteenth street between Cass and Madison opposite the High School.
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Board of Public Works
la Crosse
Ferry Street
Tenth
Ferry
van Steenwyck
Seventh
Main Streets
Sixteenth Street
Cass
Madison
Road pays $20 000 for rebate frauds
In Minneapolis a $20,000 fine was imposed on the Chicago St. Paul Minneapolis Omaha Railway and its former general freight agent Hiram M Pearce. The company and Pearce were convicted April 11 in U S district court of granting rebates to Spencer Grain company on a fifty count indictment.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Company
Hiram M. Pearce
Page Morris
United States District Court
Minneapolis
Omaha Road
Spencer Grain Company
Foes win control of Chicago and Alton railroad
New York Aug 24 The Toledo St. Louis and Western Railway known as the Clover Leaf has acquired control of the Chicago and Alton. The new owners oppose Mr Harriman as strongly as the Rock Island faction.
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New York
Toledo, St. Louis & Western Railroad Company
Chicago & Alton
Toledo, St. Louis and Western
The
Clover Leaf
Harriman
Rock Island
G A R Encampment Plans At Saratoga Springs
Department Commander W C Martin announces the forty first G A R encampment at Saratoga Springs from September 9 to 14 with side trips to Jamestown Exposition and Richmond at low railroad rates. Optional full trip to Norfolk and Richmond offered with rail or day boat routes via Hudson to Philadelphia, Baltimore, to Washington with stopovers. Return via Pennsylvania line with potential visit to Gettysburg at moderate cost. Entire trip rate from Chicago quoted at 213.
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W. C. Martin
Saratoga Springs
Richmond
Norfolk
New York
Hudson
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Potomac River
Kiechmconudayer
Herristucg
Fensylvania Road
Chicaz
Funeral of Boy Joseph Karsten Held This Afternoon
The funeral for seven year old Joseph Karsten, suffocated in a fire that destroyed his widowed mother's home early yesterday, was held at 2 pm from Supervisor Johnsons home on Kane Street.
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Joseph Karsten
Johnson
Kane Street
Two-Cent Fare Profitable Study Finds Railroads
ST. PAUL, Aug. 24. The state railroad commission reports that railroads earn more under the two cent rate law than at three cents per mile due to higher passenger volume.
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ST. Paul
State Railroad Commission
O Connor Named Duluth Fitger Brewery Manager
Charlies O Connor, former credit manager of the John Gund Brewing company, has become manager of the Fitger Brewing company in Duluth Minnesota.
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Charlies O'Connor
John Gund Brewing Company
Fitger Brewing Company
Duluth
Minn
Stop Insults to Flag in Manila
Manila August 24 The police ordered suppression of sale and display of Katipunan flags and emblems amid American anger at insurrectionary symbols alongside a planned patriotic mass meeting. Delegations from Cavite and Fort McKinley will attend to discuss preventing further insults to the United States flag.
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Manila
Washington
Cavite
Fort McKinley
United States
Philippine Commission
Atlantic fleet to sail to the Pacific next December
Oyster Bay N Y August 24 The Atlantic battleship fleet will depart for the Pacific next December an official statement said after a White House navy conference The fleet will include sixteen battleships and pass through the Straits of Magellan to San Francisco A destroyer flotilla will also head west at about the same time but not with the fleet
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
Atlantic
Pacific
Loeb
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Magellan
San Francisco
Heileman Brewing to Expand with New Bottling Machinery
E. T. Miller, manager, and Fred Wensole, engineer, of Heileman Brewing Co. departed for Chicago to purchase new plant equipment for an expansion, including a bottling machine.
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E. T. Miller
Fred Wensole
Heileman Brewing Company
Chicago
Eagles of Prairie du Chien Banquet Heads to Event
J. L. Uttermoehl L. J. Bergen and other Eagles members depart at noon for Prairie du Chien to attend a banquet. Forty five new members will be initiated and La Crosse members will participate in the initiation work.
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J. L. Uttermoehl
L. J. Bergen
Order of Eagles
Prairie du Chien
Eagles
la Crosse
Veteran Seeks Entry to Aged Soldier Home
John A. Fox of West Salem an 89 year old veteran of the Seminole War with Jackson and Longstreet applied to Ed Cronen of the Soldiers' Relief Commission to enter the old soldier's home. He is among the county's oldest veterans.
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John A. Fox
West Salem
Jackson
Longstreet
Ed. Cronen
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
Actress Della Fox Seriously Ill in Pittsburgh
Della Fox, the actress, is seriously ill at the Hotel Lincoln in Pittsburgh. Doctors say she suffers from appendicitis and peritonitis and may never be able to appear on stage again.
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Pittseur
Della Fox
Lincoln
Fight Ends in Fatal Shot Near Big Falls
Charles H. Williams, a settler two miles from Big Falls, was shot and killed by James Godette, who surrendered in town claiming Williams attacked him with an ax. Sheriff P. A. Walsh found Williams dead near his cabin, with a bullet wound behind the ear and another in the side. Godette claims Williams fired first.
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Big Falls
Charles H. Williams
Jas. Godette
Williams
Godette
P. A. Walsh
Koochoching County
Jodette
Viroqua Prisoner Paroled After Governor's Approval
The state board of control, with governor's approval, will parole nine inmates from Waupun next month. Fifteen parole requests were heard last Tuesday. one continued to September 3 and five denied. Among those paroled is Charles Brown of Viroqua, sentenced March 25, 1907, to nine months for wife abandonment.
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State Board of Control
Waupun
Board of Control
Charles Brown
Viroqua
Husband files suit to annul alleged pistol marriage
Thomas P. Adams sues in Memphis to nullify a marriage to Miss Jessie Osborne of Arlington claiming she, aided by her mother, held a pistol and forced a wedding August 17 near Arlington. He says the ceremony was performed by an unauthorized person and that he was kidnapped and taken to wed.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jessie Osborne
Arlington
Thomas P. Adams
Loca
Vote-Berger Board Meeting Delayed by Berger Arrival
The Vote-Berger company board meeting was postponed due to M I Berger’s late eastward trip. Building plans and bids are ready, with the plant planned as the northwest’s largest at the Rose and Gillette corner near the old Sawyer and Austin mills.
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Vote-Berger Company
M. I. Berger
Munson considered for Babcock seat in Third District
Madison Wis Aug 24 talk among Third district republicans centers on Senator O G Munson private secretary to Governor Davidson as possible republican candidate for congress. Babcock previously lost there to a Democrat with La Follette support.
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Madison
Wis
O. G. Munson
Davidson
Congress
Babcock
la Follette
Late personals announce travels of local professionals
Attorney F. H. Hartwell sails to Milwaukee for a business trip tomorrow evening. J. W. Abell departs tonight for Chicago on business. Frank Smith, once a C. B. & Q. claim clerk, has become a claim clerk with the John Gund Brewing Company.
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F. H. Hartwell
Milwwukee
J. W. Abell
Chicago
Frank Smith
John Gund Brewing Company
Infant Stark Dies After Two Day Illness
Edward Stark infant son of Mr and Mrs Edward Stark of Brinkman Ridge died Thursday evening after two days of convulsions. Funeral held yesterday at home with Rev Polezhek officiating and interment at Brinkman cemetery. Mrs Theo Mannestadt in charge.
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Edward
Edward Stark
Brinkman Ridge
Polezhek
Brinkman Cemetery
Theo. Mannestadt
Wanted Sausage Maker and Meat Cutter
Short notice classified item listing a wanted sausage maker and meat cutter with a partial address S. M. Tribune. Also notes for rent furnishers rooms at 312 South Fifth and a separate want from Badger Steel Roofing & Corrugating Co. at Seventh and La Crosse streets. A sale ad for a barn 26x30 at 1424 Vine St. includes inquiry details.
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S. M
Tribune
South Fifth
Badger Steel Roofing
Seventh
la Crosse Streets
Vine St
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