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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
4
In Almena Cumberland twelve miles south of here the entire Russian settlement was placed under quarantine after an influx from the Black Sea district and the discovery that one immigrant had cholera.
Skovgaard the Danish violinist Mrs May Warter soprano Miss Alice McClung pianist present a high class concert program of exceptional merit. The performers offer a repertoire worthy of the finished musician and the average listener alike.
General admission costs 5 cents and children 35 cents. Tickets are on sale at Hebberd's Drug Store located at Fourth and Main. The program starts at 8 p.m.
Brandenburg of this city was elected chairman of the state convention of the Y M C A held in Milwaukee November 25 26 and 27 and president of the boys' state council. La Crosse will host the 1911 conference with attendees from this city including C J Ogden Earl Brandenburg Robert Farnum and others. The health league aims to inform members on health methods and contagious disease control. Senior class teams lead in the group athletics with Novak Dornbach Bedessen and Evans among top relay contenders.
A Fayetteville man recounts how his sister with consumption was saved by Dr King’s New Discovery. He praises its power against coughs colds diptheria asthma croup and bronchial troubles and notes trial bottle is free with guarantee from O T Erhart.
Every man entering an athletic club believes he can become a boxer but soon discovers the need for grit and resilience after facing early tough workouts and steady discipline.
The Franklin Debating club will discuss adopting the Dunn coupon ballot with both sides arguing. George B. Marvin Jr leads the affirmative, A H Schubert handles the negative. A banquet committee report and plans for a January banquet are also on the agenda.
Rev Geo W Fogg former Tabernacle Baptist pastor in La Crosse reportedly killed the season’s biggest buck near Deadwood South Dakota. He used a 30-50 Savage to shoot two deer from a group of four and the 170 pound dressed buck with 26 inch horns drew praise. His congregation later shared venison at a supper.
Rail freight remains heavy with expectations of east bound business as crop and livestock movements rise. Iowa shippers complain about Burlington yards at Galesburg handling livestock, seeking interstate remedy as Griswold shipments face hours of switching with no attendants nearby.
Little Lyall Sampson of 727 St James Street sends a humorous verse to The Tribune titled The Little Baby. The one year old baby is described as curious, playful, with fat cheeks and a cold from the snow, reflecting a child’s contrasted moods.
Ira C Gwin a Denver undertaker announces a holiday raffle offering a first class burial valued at 150 dollars. From now until January 1, participants receive one ticket for each name registered, with a drawing on New Year’s Day to select a winner who may transfer the prize to a relative.
Geo Purdy of Dakota Minnesota visits north side friends while Charles Stanard and his wife plan a short Lanesboro visit. Milwaukee engineer Comeau under weather, Gibson on vacation. John Larson Holmen visits north side, Olson travels to Chicago for Nelson Clothing. Lund of Midway takes Milwaukee switchman job. Burlington brakeman Miller sustains nose gash. three stitches. Hendrickson, guest of Gundersons, returns home.
An old newspaper notice promotes several home remedies for colds rheumatism digestion and complexion. It lists glycerine pine whiskey Sarsaparilla syrup Pepsin ginger catandir Sartain rose water and Cologne with simple mixing instructions and cautions readers to obtain genuine ingredients from druggists or wholesalers.
Oscar Leland of Ontario Wis plans to leave for Beach N D later this week. Closing out shoes at 1230 Caledonia. O G Lewis returns from Strasburg N D to 1807 Wood St. Mr and Mrs J T Jolivette of French Island visit Thorpe Wis. Mrs W E Wheeler Ruth Wheeler and Mrs Green return from Chicago. Ladies Aid of Norwegian Synod Church met yesterday. Mrs Swartz recovering from fall. Tabernacle Baptist mid week meeting held at church. Ambrose guests of friends in Chicago. 5c and 10c Christmas toys at Vredenburg 1636 George. Good Samaritans met at Home of the Friendless. Funeral of Martin Thompson at 620 Mill St with Rev R Anderson. interment Oak Grove. Mrs F Highbee and son of Austin visiting North Side. Mrs Andrew Johnson visiting Austin residents returns home. Full line of 5c and 10c toys at Vredenburg. Mrs Green back with North Side friends from West Salem. John Coughlin on business trip to Galena. Frank Harmacy of Austin returns from North Side visit. Frank Haiden and Ernest Retzlaff host Young People Society of German Lutheran church North Side tomorrow.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh, a constitutional disease, with a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure. It notes internal use to reach blood and mucous surfaces and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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