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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1909

Page

10

Klinge Sets Wisconsin Shooting Record at Camp Perry

At Camp Perry Ohio on August 24 Wisconsin shooters Gaartz and Klinge opened with strong scores as conditions stayed calm. Wisconsin finished with high scores in the first stage and posted detailed marks for the team, led by Zass Shields and strong showings from Huntzicker and Gehweller.

Camp Perry Wisconsin Gaartz Klinge Naval Academy Ohio Iowa Zass Shields Lane Paster Rug Cesceses Ee Ein Ceteeeean Shiells RG i Po neMeeddess Gehweller Cess Huntzicker

Hands Poisoned in Hospital After Dual Injuries

Vinzens Beutler of 324 Market Street lies in St Francis hospital with severe hand infections after a sliver wound from his son's grocery and a rusted hoop cut at his Stoddard pickling factory. Doctors said blood poisoning risk prompted extreme treatment. condition improving.

Vinzens Beutler Market Street St. Francis Hospital Mr. Beutler Stoddard

Dictionary Turns To Help Even Professors At Times

A college professor uses the dictionary as a helpful tool for rare or uncertain words. Teachers rely on this resource to refine terminology and ensure precise meanings in lectures and papers.

Experiment With Water From Well

The council, manufacturers robbers and board of trade met to study the water supply. They advised the council to appropriate 1000 dollars to sink a well to test its viability. A council committee may visit other plants in the county to observe practices. The water question was discussed for over two hours.

Board of Trade

Illegal hunters blamed for pre season duck loss at Lytle

Sportsmen report to Game Warden George L Kingsley that illegal hunters gather around Lytle and nearby marshes before the season. They warn thousands of ducks could be cleaned out at the marshes by Broken Gun before the opening next Wednesday unless action is taken to disperse the in season trespassers.

George L. Kingsley Lyties Lytle

Mrs Besant Returns to Lead U.S. Lecture Tour

Mrs. Annie Besant, successor to Madame Blavatsky, arrives in New York to begin a United States lecture circuit from August 31 to October 6 with talks in New York Boston Philadelphia Chicago and more. She promotes a message of preparing for the Coming Christ and the appearance of a new subrace and Messiah guiding humanity.

New York Annie Besant United States Madame Blavatsky Theosophical Society Charles Bradlaugh Fabian Society Social Democratic Federation Herbert Burows India America Los Angeles San Francisco Vancouver Hermes

Curtiss Favorite in Aerial Trial at Bethany Circuit

Curtiss, the American aviator, is courted by a potential British government offer for his biplane after a new French speed record eight minutes 33 3 4 seconds around a 6.5 mile Bethany course. He may take his machine to England for a series of flights and remains the favorite for the coupe internationale, with Bleriot as second choice.

Rheims Glenn H. Curtis Bethany Curtiss England Louis Bleriot Curtiis Nat Goodwin Edna Goodrich Henry Fournier Goodwin Voisin Engish Channel Bleriot Lefebvre London Manchester London Mail Wright M. Paulham

Samose Promises Fat Building Tonic in La Crosse Ad

An old La Crosse advertisement promotes Samose as a flesh forming food that aids steady flesh and healthy body gains after meals. Endorsed by O. T. Erhart with a money back guarantee, the postpaid sale offers 50 cents for a treatment.

O. T. Erhart la Crosse

Speed Contests Boost Prep For Big International Event

The subject plans to enter speed contests while avoiding actions that could jeopardize the upcoming major international event. The remark notes a wide world yet points to many narrow-minded individuals.

Picnickers Battle Rattlesnakes at Eagle Bluff Outing

On an Eagle Bluff picnic a group including Dr. E. N. Reed and wife Horace Holley and wife encountered a nest of rattlesnakes. Mrs. Reed and Mr. Holley spotted two snakes racing past, corralled them from a cave with a club and killed the snakes as they emerged.

Eagle Bluff E. N. Reed Horace Holley

Local Social Notes and Picnic Highlight Brownsville Visitations

Miss Louise Gluck of Waupun visits Miss Mae Williams for weeks while Miss Lenchen Klein of Eitzen stays with friends in town. several families from La Crosse Columbus and St Louis visit relatives here. A G A R and W A C picnic at Germania park drew a large crowd. A baby girl arrived to Mr and Mrs John Halvers.

Louise. Gluck of Waupun Mae Williams Lenchen Klein of Eitzen Minn Mary Kruezer la Crosse Rhoads Columbus Ohio James Darling Joe Graf Margie Palmer West la Crosse Ana Loftis St. Louis Martin Brown Mrs. King Yeager Germania Park Carl Heath Beltrami Gertrude Walters St. Charles Grace Dorival Caledonia J. M. Larson Cornelia Parsons Minneapolis Alex McCan Thomas Finley Emma Winona Tressa Bessin Wm. Grunken Joe Grosch John Noel Stork John Halvers

Car Hits Moving Van In East St Louis Crash

In East St Louis twelve people were injured when a moving van carrying thirty passengers was struck by a work car. Two are reported severely injured as the van overturned and occupants were thrown into the street.

ST. Louis East St. Louis

Technical features of the new motor model from 1910

The article details a one piece cast crank case, external adjustable main bearings, and a high strength manganese steel crank shaft. It notes spiral cam gears, splash oiling, and magneto ignition with battery aid. It covers steering wheel position, swinging transmission, large brake drums, wheel base of 198 inches, 56 inch tread, and that two models priced at 1000 for a Reo touring car and 500 for a runabout will continue in 1910.

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Sages J.j.poehling&co Marksman National F. M. Branson & Son Mend Council Lytles Roaster Zoroaster Orpheus Buddha Christ Palestine Mrs. Besant Madam Blavatsky Punjab Colonel Olcott Heinie Zimmerman Johnny Evers Evers Cubs Johnny Merkle Zimmie Zimmerman Samose C. T. Erhart Brownsville, Minn Master Alfred Latimer Chicago Mrs. Mullen V.17 Baker & Niebuhr Fifth and Jay Streets REO R. E. Olds Reo Motor Car Company Lansing R. M. Owen and Company Elsen & Kneen Bangor, Wis
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