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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
7
Prairie du Chien Wis Dec 1 Special The town was shocked by the death of Agnes Morfilius a bride ten weeks after her marriage She was the wife of Her husband remains and funeral plans were not yet announced
The piece highlights TB tolls with a light extinguished every three minutes and urges Scott Emulsion to boost blood health after sickness or seasonal changes. It notes the product is alcohol free and easy to take, with the Bloomfield New Jersey maker listed.
In San Francisco for the exposition Mrs. Sage enjoyed a six mile airplane trip over the bay. Attorney Alex Athey did business in McGregor Iowa. High school basketball opens season at home versus Keewatin Academy on Saturday evening December 4. T. P. Emmons of Sumner Iowa, founder of the Fourth ward sawmill now Shaw Lumber, is in the city on business. Dan Mackin Wells Fargo agent is confined with ptomaine poisoning. Ladies of the Holy Trinity Episcopal church held guild at their hall with hostesses Mrs. Batchelder Armstrong and Clin ton.
Delegates from 38 states attend the second day of a national marketing and farm credits conference in Chicago. Crop and market experts from across the country discuss ideas as Conference Secretary Holman, newly returned from Ireland, advocates adopting the Irish cooperative marketing and credit system.
A musing on collective confidence that some teams fear their influence, reflecting on how belief in intimidation shapes rival dynamics and self assurance within sports culture.
Ottawa reports strong demand for the first domestic war loan. Officials indicate applications total between eighty five and ninety million dollars, with a possibility of reaching one hundred million. The note also mentions police credit eligibility while on duty.
Aged Caledonian John Meyer of Grove street had a serious mishap Sunday evening when he fell down stairs and broke his collarbone. He had recently fallen and injured his side, and as an elderly man will need time to recover. Numerous local residents and visitors are noted in the day’s social record as they travel between Caledonia La Crosse and nearby towns.
Mrs. A Kletzke honored at home in South Ridge Minnesota with a Monday evening party for her birthday. Forty guests attended and midnight lunch followed in a pleasant gathering. Separate items note baptisms and visits among local families and relatives in La Crosse. hospital and family news.
An advertisement touts Knowlton's Dandeline for 25 cents to quicky enhance hair beauty. It claims the product doubles hair softness volume and shine in minutes while dissolving dandruff and invigorating the scalp with continued use producing new hair growth.
A committee of the College of Agriculture the Madison Chamber of Commerce state officials and farm press groups will organize Wisconsin s first tractor demonstration in Madison during the summer of 1916. About 25 to 30 leading tractor makers are expected to compete with demonstrations planned across state farms. The Society of American Agricultural Engineers with F M White of Madison will help set rules and regulations for the events.
The number of community breeders' associations among Wisconsin stockmen grows with seventeen new groups formed in the past year. Since nine years ago, when the first association was created by College of Agriculture delegates, the state has 48 Holstein districts 36 Guernsey 19 Jersey 1 Shorthorn 1 Tamworth and 10 horse breeders groups showing farmers’ support for cooperative livestock improvement.
The National Republican union was formed in Chicago at the La Salle hotel by G O P and progressive leaders who bolted the convention. Speakers called the group a fighting force within the party to push reforms. Horace C. Stillwell of Indiana was named chairman.
Debility described as tiredness loss of vitality and thin pallor in the face. Williams Pink Pills promoted as a blood tonic restoring appetite digestion vigor and better sleep with lasting improvement. Free books Building the Blood What to Eat offered and distribution via Schenectady New York and local druggists.
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