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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
7
Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless, private home treatment for piles. Claims no knife or doctor needed, offers a free trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. and a full box for 50 cents at druggists. Promotes safety of Foley's Honey and Tar as trusted cough remedy.
A string of short items notes three men who recently filed on Crow reservation claims reporting coal discoveries and large fuel quantities. In Fergus Falls Minnesota a new nurses dormitory at the insane hospital opened with a reception led by Judge Leavett. In Iowa City pioneer John Ziegler, age 58, drank carbolic acid and died after hours of pain. Chaska board of education accepted Miss Gertrude Tibbits resignation. Miss Lewis of Minneapolis to take over. In Dubuque Albert Calehan burned both hands saving a Savanna home. he faces long recovery. In Mason City farmer Derrik Eilers committed self harm by hanging. In Pleasantville Ralph Flanagan, bank cashier, survived a suicide attempt but is now stone blind. In Muscatine the South Muscatine box factory resumed after ten days, with new machinery and full staffing.
In Delano John Muckenhirm aged 86 was murdered by his daughter Frances 00 who struck him with a heavy knife then laid his head on a pail and cut his throat blood flowing into the vessel Coroner probes motive Frances had mild insanity since childhood Hoganson a 38 year old stone mason killed himself at Gunstine Gjermundson's home seven miles north of Houston Village Hoganson entered with a razor saying he would take a sliver from his hand He lay across a bed with a fatal throat wound and head injury He was unmarried and survived by an aged father and three brothers
In a Saturday morning blaze the barn of E. B. Smith & Co. was destroyed, a historic Sioux Falls structure built in 1871. The site housed the second newspaper plant in the city, and the old building hosted early residents including W. F. Kiter and his family. The Weekly Pantograph, a pioneer newspaper, first published there.
A concise reflection on tact describes it as the skill of discretion and restraint. It emphasizes avoiding rash actions and unnecessary conflicts by choosing not to say or do certain things in delicate situations.
Walter Blakeley of 120 South Fifth street faced a county court charge as a common drunk and vagrant. Judge Brindley ruled a drunk every six weeks is not a common drunk, leading to a suspended sentence after DA Bosshard and the prisoner agreed on a guilty plea to allow him to keep his cabinet maker job as his wife nears childbirth.
A concise reflection notes that a girl's laughter at a man's jokes stems from being sixteen, not from recognizing humor or genius. The line treats adolescence as the source of amusement, implying maturity and wit are unrelated to her age.
Wisconsin announces the annual state aid of 125000 for high schools. Milwaukee Madison and some cities receive none for noncompliance. 96364.26 goes to cities and villages, 26316.75 to townships, inspector Terry’s 2517.95 come from the fund, 1.04 remains to treasury, most schools receive 401.18 each.
Neillsville Wis Dec 3 In climbing a fence while hunting William Berge was accidentally killed when his gun discharged the bolt struck his chest above the heart Surviving him are his wife and two children
David Eckman pleaded guilty before Justice Ireland to stealing $208 from the home of J. E. Carlson four miles west of Moose Lake. Carlson had deposited his money in a bureau drawer and was away at the funeral of Mrs Soderberg when the theft occurred.
Ed. F. Berkner, a Sleepy Eye merchant, was acquitted by a jury in New Ulm Minnesota on the charge of assault and battery brought by Henry N. Doyle a traveling man from Mankato.
An old advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and prevents pneumonia and consumption. It notes the genuine product contains no opiates and is in a yellow package. QO. T. Erhart.
Mrs Oscar Carter suffered severe burns when a gasoline can exploded while she prepared breakfast in Kenosha Wisconsin The can leaped through a window and set her afire Her hair was burned off and her clothing scorched as neighbors extinguished the flames The incident left her unlikely to survive
Miss Helen M. Roberts, recently removed from a public school post, has opened a private school in Pewaukee with seventeen pupils enrolled. The school board features William Emerson Frank Hanna and Charles Brasted.
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