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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
2
Sealshipt Oysters are grown in beds subjected to extraordinary purity measures. The product is overseen by State and Federal authorities and regularly tested by Lederle Laboratories. Precautions extend through growing packing transportation and sale by bona fide Sealshipt agents.
The advertisement touts Sealshipt Oysters with choices including Blue Points Narragansetts North ports Chesapeakes and Gulfs. It promises plump solid oyster meat free from water and claims high economy and standard pricing for Sealships.
A compiled directory of individuals and businesses labeled as registered Sedishipt agents. Includes persons such as G. N. Bedessem and A. J. Beutler and firms like Koblitz-Schnell Co and Sanitary Meat Market with addresses or cross streets in various city blocks.
Sydney Anderson invited district newspaper men to a Lanesboro banquet with Rochester’s A. W. Blakely elected temporary president and Albert Le Hurley as temporary secretary. An honorary member was named O M Levang. Constitution and bylaws adopted. next meeting to be called. Music by the Lanesboro orchestra. Anderson gave the keynote, welcomed with cheers.
Miss Anna Brunner of La Crosse visited Miss Freda Richie on Sunday. Numerous townsfolk and visitors are mentioned as returning home or traveling, with several going to Madison Portland and Sparta for winter plans and family visits. A high school play and dance are announced for Thursday at the opera house.
An old druggist’s formula lists half an ounce each of Buchu extract and Murax compound with six ounces of gin. The mixture is taken after meals and at bedtime to relieve backache, rheumatic pains, and urinary troubles, claimed to prevent Brights disease or diabetes.
Clarence Darrow the noted labor attorney will likely not take an active part in the John Dietz Cameron Dam defense trial. He left Milwaukee after a conference with Clarence Dietz and Dietz family lawyers and said he would serve in an advisory capacity if his workload allows when the case proceeds.
Under a foreclosure decree by Judge Grosscup in the United States circuit court the Chicago Consolidated Traction Company properties were sold in Chicago by Master in Chancery Bishop. Andrew Cook, head of the traction reorganization committee, purchased the properties for 1.425 million. An injunction from Mrs. Mary Adelaide Yerkes bars Cook from disposing of the bonds his associates acquired in the partial settlement of the Yerkes estate.
An urging piece highlights the impact of kidney health on overall wellness and cites Brights disease deaths in 1909 New York. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as an effective kidney remedy and offers a free sample bottle by writing to Dr Kilmer & Co and lists two bottle sizes 50c and 1.00.
Stillwater grand jury investigates irregularities at the September primary in precinct 2 ward. Ballot box opened, election board summoned, and counts show large disparity. No indictments reported yet.
The Ninth district house members unanimously pledged support for L. C. Spooner as speaker except for Selerad of Halstad who abstained. A further meeting is planned in Brainerd to discuss the nomination.
In Moorhead Minnesota on December 1 a jury found Louis Dahl a saloon porter guilty of second degree manslaughter in the death of Trygvig Fossum who died after Dahl claimed to have expelled him from the saloon after discovering Fossum robbing a man in the toilet room.
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri describes thirty years of suffering from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders and credits Electric Bitters with his cure after five bottles. He promotes them as a remedy for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria available for 50 cents at O T Erhart.
The review praises the play Rosalind at Redgate for its strong character delineation and a witty villain Reginald Gillespie. Rosalind is a mysterious troubled figure, Aunt Pat guards a large sum, and Larry Donovan faces complications as guardian while Patricia Holbrook and Helen figure in the plot at the La Crosse Theatre matinee and evening show on Saturday December 3.
Sunday’s play The Sweetest Girl in Dixie draws strong praise for its realistic Southern life portrayal. Miss Miller, author and star, leads in the tale of a Southern lost heiress with a large supporting cast and own band and orchestra, promising a musical theatre treat.
A big clever cast along with a band and orchestra will perform In Dixie at the La Crosse Theatre Sunday with a matinee and a night show.
La Crosse native Nicholas Young rises from clerk in the freight offices to agent at Grand Crossing and later traveling auditor, now serving as superintendent of the Chicago division of the Burlington road. His promotion is noted by many friends in La Crosse.
The La Crosse division now leads one of the most important divisions of the Q system after a recent change in charge.
Former Vice President Fairbanks will visit the White House at Taft's invitation next week. The leaders of Indiana politics speculate this could signal the revival of the Fairbanks organization there.
A wary public lesson notes that a person deemed suspicious often displays intense hostility toward police. The observation highlights distrust of authorities as a potential early indicator of noncompliance or unlawful intent.
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