Miss Florence Doud Weds Arthur Burkhart in La Crosse
Miss Florence Doud, a La Crosse teacher and assistant principal in Spring Valley Minn, married Arthur C Burkhart a Hawkeye Iowa pharmacist at her home. Rev J S Lowe officiated with a wedding march by Catherine Strouse. Guests from Winona Osseo Aurora and Hawkeye attended. A wedding breakfast followed before a honeymoon train trip to the Twin Cities.
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Edna Florence Doud
Arthur C. Burkhart
North Seventh Street
Doud
Spring Valley
Minn
Burkhart
Hawkeye
J. S
Jessie Gates
Gertrude Evans
Winona
Florence White
Osseo
Edith Doud
Doris Budlong
Lilah Derr
Cora Schultz
Marjorie Savage
Edna Byrne
Twin Cities
Out of the City
F. Burkhart
Heck
Willis Hjioyt
New York
Irving
J. Budlong
Aurora
Irene
Ill
C. G. Dowd
Jennie Dowd
Goodhure
W. A. Lester
Onalaska
L. W. Lester
Holmen
Fred Lester
White
Kate Strause
Spence-McCord Drug Building Rebuild Under Consideration
Hixon & Co owners of the Spence-McCord Drug building consider rebuilding after a May 1905 fire. Preliminary plans and estimates are under way. If a tenant is found the three story structure, costing about 15000 dollars, may start this fall and be finished by spring. No definite decision has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence-McCord Drug Company
Hixon & Co
F. P. Hixon
Schools Delayed Opening After Election Holiday
La Crosse public schools will not open on Tuesday, Sept. 4, due to election day. The superintendent announced a one day holiday and the schools will open on Wednesday.
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la Crosse
Melrose La Crosse Packet Line Off By Low Water
Sand bars during low water have halted the Melrose La Crosse packet line on the Black River. Promoters refuse to invest 500 until spring or high water allows work. A large U S appropriation would be needed for water communication.
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Black River
United States
Melrose
Worthless check suspect arrested at hotel
Officer Frank Yolton arrested Monday night at Hotel Law on a false name C. W. Clawater of Viroqua for passing a worthless check. Clawater, visiting relatives, faces possible arraignment before Judge Brindley this afternoon after pleading guilty to a $25 fine and forty days in jail costs.
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Frank Yolton
Hotel Law
C. W. Clawater
Viroqua
Clawater
Vernon County Bank
Brindley
Hunt Detectives to Police Fair Grounds
The Hunt detective agency wins the contract for special protection at the fair grounds with twenty four men on site working with city police. Last year the agency provided the same force and reported no loss or trouble on the grounds.
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Fair Grounds
Hunt Detective Agency
Hunt
Harvard Presup Poses Reform Spelling
Harvard university president Eliott rejects Roosevelt spelling reform and warns publishers will oppose a two plates system. He notes English speakers may resist and current works would lose value. Public Printer Stillings retreats amid Roosevelts spelling order and doubts on manpower. George Bernard Shaw comments on reform likening it to Mahommet calendar reform.
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Bar Harbor
Eliot
Harvard University
Roosevelt
Atlantic
Stillings
Washington, D. C
Mahommet
London
George Bernard Shaw
Arnica Salve Claimed Cures Recent Wounds In Kiln Eminence
In Eminence Kentucky editor Major Hamm of the Constitutionalist recounts a past assault and credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a ten day cure. The product advertised as quickest healer of burns sores cuts and wounds sells for 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.
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Major Hamm
The
Constitutionalist
Eminence
Bucklen
O. T. Erhart
Thrift Creed Frames Advertised Goods Ethic
A line from the Tribune touts thrift as a rule of behavior in buying advertised items. The remark frames frugality as a reliable guideline in commerce and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Windau Invents Clam Pearl and Slug Separation Machine
A Winona clammer A C Windau has designed a device to quickly separate pearls and slugs from clam meat. The two–tier can system uses a rotating dasher to mix meat and water, letting heavier pearls and slugs sink and be caught by sieves, saving time and improving yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Windau
Winona
Mr. Windau
Windau
Grantsburg merchant files bankruptcy petition
H. Cohen of Grantsburg Burnett county filed for bankruptcy with United States court reporter Alfred Harrison. Liabilities amount to 5169.92 and assets to 400 which he claims are exempt.
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H. Cohen
Grantsburg
Burnett County
Alfred Harrison
United States
Good Night Sleep Promoted by Grape Nuts Claim
An advertisement argues that proper food, not tonics, yields restful nights and alert days. A testimonial from a reader credits Grape-Nuts with curing indigestion, stopping vomiting, reducing bloating, improving diarrhea, and aiding sleep and nerves at Battle Creek, Michigan. There is no medicine claimed to be as beneficial as a good night's sleep after eating Grape-Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Electric Bitters credited with curing kidney trouble
E H Wolfe of Bear Grove Indiana credits Electric Bitters with ending two years of kidney pain and general debility. He claims the remedy cured stomach liver and kidney complaints and provided renewed strength. Sold by O T Erhart's drug store with guaranteed satisfaction.
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E. H. Wolfe
Bear Grove
O. T
Erhart
Adams Express Applies Uniform Rates Across Shipments
F. J. Corry of Adams Express reports from the company offices that a new interstate commerce law and rate circular require all agents to charge equal rates. Discrimination is forbidden. favors to large shippers end, though bulk shipments receive lower rates. No more deadheads allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Corry
Adams Express Company
Yeomen of America lodge holds officer election on North side
BURAnd YEOMAN Dt The Yeomen of America's North side lodge elected officers last evening with Burdick as President Fred Schauland as Past president Mrs R A Taylor as Vice president Mrs Fred C Lampman as Chaplain Reed as Chancellor Mrs Charles W Fritz as Vice chancellor Theodore Ritter as Secretary and treasurer Fred Bump as Sentinel Mrs P M Finn and John Jensen as Guides Georgina Fritz as Guard Trustees named John Jensen Sr F Geisenheimer and P M Finn
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Yeomen of America
North — Side
Lo] Burdick
Fred Schauland
R. A. Taylor
Fred C. Lampman
Mr. Reed
Charles W. Fritz
Theodore Ritter
Sentinel
Fred Bump
P. M. Finn
John Jensen
Georgina Fritz
John Jensen, Sr
F. Geisenheimer
King Charley in Mill Street Skirmish Fined
In a Syrian colony on Mill Street a youth and King Charley clashed over respect. The youth struck Charley and Charley floored him with a stomach jab. Both were arrested in front of the police station and fined before afternoon release.
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King
Charley
Mill Street
Two Milwaukee Road Conductors Promoted to Passenger Service
Milo H. Shackley and H. P. Leng, veteran freight conductors on the Milwaukee road, received orders yesterday to have uniforms made, marking their promotion to passenger service.
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Milo H. Shackley
H. P. Leng
Milwaukee Road
How to Keep Off Bilious Attacks Says Dr King Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana states Dr Kings New Life Pills solved his periodic biliousness and constipation. The pills are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded and cost 25 cents at O T Irhart's drug store.
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Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
O. T Irhart
Aldermen Face Resignations Over Pass Ban in West Burlington
West Burlington, Iowa, expects mass resignations of city officials amid a new anti pass law. Officials, employed by the Burlington railroad, see passes as more valuable than their $10 to $25 annual stipends and worry few citizens will volunteer to replace them.
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Burlington
West Burlington
Burlington Company
Iowa
Fortune Favors Those Who Never Quit Looking for It
A reflective line on fortune favoring persistent seekers who scan every corner including the want ads, implying luck rewards perseverance and continuous effort.
Local notices mix travel, sales and society in La Crosse
City items report Miss M M Hart leaving for Chicago and visitors from Ellsworth and Ludington. Reitzel's advertises muslin underwear and silk shirtwaists on sale. Council to discuss sewer bids and a six week completion claim. Typhoid recovery noted for Rudson family. Local court settled a watch debt case. Posts about civil service examiner Newton and legislative committee appointments. Cadets from Annapolis return from cruise. Marriage of Philip Kraft and Anne Ruhnke in La Crosse. couple to reside in Winona.
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M. M. Hart
Chicago
W. Sekevee
R. L. Krady
Ellsworth
Kas
John Ott
George Boerner
Ludington
Mich
Tomorow
Reitzel’s
William Duncan
Jessie Zeman
Charles Rudson
Max
la Crosse Hospital
E. W. Parker
Cark Sloan
F. G. Davis
Macon
N. C
United States
Peter Lehnen
Theresa
Clifton
Ariz
California
United States Civil Service
Newton
la Crosse
Knutesen
Reitzel's
Will Powell
P. W. Mahoney
Peter B. Nelson
Racine
League of Wisconsin
George Powell
Gale Anderson
Sparta
Emma G. Norton
Mill Street
Micah Congdon
Washburn
Colby
Henry Stump
Merrill
Oak Grove
Leo Mueller
Fred Beisel
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
J. W. Irish
Eighth Street
H. L. Greening
Sioux Falls
Universalist
Winona
Kreutz
Philip Kraft
Anne Ruhnke
Sea Wall Safety and A Texas Man’s Cure Claim
Galveston’s Sea Wall boosts city safety while a Waco resident asserts Dr King’s New Discovery has kept him well for five years. He credits it with ending a long cough and notes it cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and can prevent pneumonia. Pleasant to take and guaranteed by O T Erhart drug store with 50 cent and 1.00 sizes and a free trial bottle.
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E. W. Goodloe
Dutton St
Waco
Tex
Dr. King
O. T. Erhart’s
The Bedroom Should Be Furnished Sparingly
The article advises minimal furniture in a bedroom to maintain sanitary conditions and ease of cleaning. It favors simple dimity fabrics for curtains and bed coverings, suggests iron or brass beds to reduce dust, and recommends plain varnished wood floors with a few rugs.
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Dimity
Ruffies
Donts for Thin Women Fashion Tips from the Era
A vintage style guide warns thin women to avoid excess walking and black clothing. It advises light colors, long sleep, avoiding stripes, and choosing a well rounded figure via starch foods and rest, portraying beauty as a rounded silhouette.
A Winner and a Warning in the Ruler Race
The item notes two opinions on who dominates the scene. One praises Jack as born to rule while another warns Jimmie is likely to win wealth quickly, citing Jimmie beating Jack to it.
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Jack
Jimmie
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Miss Florence Doud
Arthur Burkhard
John C. Burns
Worthles
Harvard
Adams Branches
Burand Yeoman
North Sie
BOY IK S
IMO
Ipany AN
Irvine’s
Main St
City News
Equitable Fraternal Union
Woodman Hall
E. H .Derr
Lilah
Clear Lake
Galveston’s Sea Wall
South Third Street
FE. Geiwitz
Gund Brewing Company
John A. Reese
M. D
Homeopathic
Beck Block
N. 4Th St
Rocms
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