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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
10
Do you feel weak, tired, despondent, with headaches, coated tongue, bitter taste, heartburn, belching, acid rises, stomach gnawing, foul breath, dizzy spells, poor appetite, nausea and related symptoms. This fragment lists common digestive and general malaise indicators.
Madison reports indicate changes to Wisconsin inheritance tax are planned for the upcoming legislative session. Counties may receive a larger share of collections or district attorneys may be required to appear in all cases, aiming to strengthen enforcement and protect state interests. The attorney general's office notes rising tax receipts and active supervision boosts compliance statewide.
Chicago, Dec. 3. Charles Cutler, the big youngster slated to wrestle Fred Beel Friday night, dreams of Gotch and glory as fans expect him to beat any heavyweight. Beel, knowing his Mahmut match could be canceled if Cutler wins, stays quiet but works hard to make the younger wrestler appear overmatched before the bout reaches its limit.
Mark M. Coad Nebraska's millionaire horseman did not promise to marry Miss Valeria Allenspach. Judge Stewart ruled in district court that no common law marriage exists. Coad admitted cohabitation but provided a receipt showing all obligations fulfilled, denying the suit as an attempt to extort money.
A personal appeal urges readers to choose Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble. It claims forty years of cures and warns against unknown preparations that may contain harmful drugs. Endorsed by O. T. Erhart.
Ban B. Johnson, president of the American League, declares the Chicago National League club will not escape a whitewash in the world's series ticket scalping case. He says the national commission will prove collusion with ticket scalpers and that Cubs officers will face a different tune when the report is issued in New York on Monday.
The high school football team gathered in the auditorium to elect captain but absent Collins and Holbrook prevented a majority. Twelve members present split between Shaw and Brindley with seven for one and five for the other. Professor Benezet did not announce a winner. A second meeting will be arranged when all members can attend.
The signing of the American Japanese agreement sparks cordial congratulations across Japan. Newspapers express warm approval and hope for positive relations between the two nations.
Madison Wis Dec 3 The 1908 state fair will only a little more than break even. Expenditures total 191918 with items including premiums speed premiums attractions judges and preparations. Receipts total 100725 including gate grandstand privileges state appropriation and miscellaneous. A few thousand dollars more will push receipts about 2000 over expenditures and add to the 17000 surplus on hand.
In Janesville the draft horse class at the Chicago stock show awarded third place to the exhibit of McLay Brothers, competing with prize winners from English and European showcases. In Beloit, Dr Charles S Bacon of the class of 1878 has been appointed first lieutenant in the regimental ranks.
The General Demand for a simple pleasant laxative is met by California Fig Syrup Co with Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna. The product is marketed as wholesome gentle and effective, recommended by physicians, sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
Judge Lueck approves Adam Held's request for a recount after he lost to Frank Schoenbeck by ten votes in the recent sheriff race. The action follows a close contest in which Held seeks to overturn the result. In other news, a physician joins Roosevelt's reserve medical corps along with twelve others, and a dynamite accident injures John Anderson in Shawano.
MadisonWis Dec 3 After six weeks of zealous rehearsing the members of the Red Domino club consummated their endeavors by a concluding performance that showcased their improved acting and stage presence with an appreciative audience.
A crowded Fuller Opera House enjoyed a fine amateur performance of Cousin Kate. Each cast member displayed notable histrionic skill, earning continuous rounds of applause from an enthusiastic audience.
Norman Hapgood editor of Collier's Weekly addressed journalism students in Prof. Bleyer’s class and others, during the annual session in Madison. They reviewed Sheriff D Elmer Roberts bills amounting to 528.22 for out-of-state services and cut them to 74.59. A medical note endorses Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds.
Racine county board of supervisors cuts many bills in routine meeting. Amid persistent cost concerns, officials vow tighter oversight and faster payment processing to reduce deficits for the next quarter. Local officials and residents await detailed breakdowns and potential impacts on services.
In St Paul Minnesota police say they have captured what is believed to be the gang responsible for bank robberies at Lady Smith Holcombe Warrens and the Stanley post office. The apprehension follows reports of a group linked to multiple Heists across Wisconsin and nearby areas. Investigators continue to pursue leads and assess evidence to determine the extent of the gang's activities and affiliations.
A suspect held at St Paul awaits transfer to the city to face charges in the Holcombe bank robbery. Police report a gang and a large amount of burglars paraphernalia found in their possession.
Darlington Wis Dec 3 James Peebles former Benton town treasurer pleaded guilty to embezzlement and was sentenced to a year in jail. He misused funds collected for district distributions. Peebles had run in September primaries for county clerk but drew only a light vote.
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