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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1906
Page
5
At once thirty men to cut buttons at the Wisconsin Pearl Button company. Experience not necessary. Wanted boys from 16 years and up at La Crosse Can company. Wanted wood to saw by W. H. Emily new phone 563 old phone 4893. Wanted position of trust R Bolton 827 Logan street.
A ladies watch vanished Sunday afternoon between the Hotel Deering and the opera house. A handsome reward is offered for its return to Mrs. Tena Byrne at 912 Cameron Avenue.
The document lists Miss Minnie Voltz Miss Nettie Williams Miss May Gavin Miss Grace Wells and others per district boundaries east of the Mississippi and within La Crosse area. It includes district 5 towns Dresbach Dakota La Crescent Ho kah Caledonia Mable Spring Grove Rushford Preston with several Misses named and population figures. It also notes financial figures for Batavian National Bank La Crosse Wisconsin with assets and liabilities as of November 12, 1906.
Report shows resources and liabilities for The State Bank of La Crosse dated Nov 12 1906 with totals for loans discounts deposits cash and other items. The National Bank of La Crosse also reports assets including U S bonds, banking house, real estate, and circulations totals, with a United States Depositary designation.
The article warns that by age 50 most men and women begin kidney troubles and bladder weakness, with rheumatism as a common symptom from clogged kidneys. It cites a New Hampshire physician praising an old vegetable treatment using Compound Karyon, Fluid Extract Dandelion, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, claiming it cleanses the system and relieves urinary issues.
A claimant describes a personal cure after years of pain and offers a free trial package for rheumatism. The letter cites many sufferers, including those with thirty to forty years of illness, and invites readers to contact John A. Smffh at 3846 Gloria Building, Milwaukee Wis.
In Washington the government pays $1 per set of four shoes while shops pay workers $3.50 daily. In La Crosse the trust pays $2.50 daily and would not produce at $1.60 per horse. Citizens are urged to send horses to VERKINS LACHENMAIER, 222 Vine street, as part of an anti trust campaign.
W L Hill of Bowie Texas reports a dramatic recovery from consumption and coughing after using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He says he gained more than 90 pounds in 12 bottles and is completely cured. O T Erhart druggist guarantees a cure with trial bottle available free.
An old bachelor declares the era’s best improvements hide time’s ravages and keep women young. He contrasts coats of arms masking family scandals as half the world suffers.
Advertises an open shop policy for Horse Owners Gavin and Hefti offering union scale wages and self set prices. Invites patronage with a bold call to customers.
Mrs. M. W. Gainey state agent for North Verde Copper company of Jerome Arizona is in town to sell stock in the north extension of Senator Clark s United Verde mine. The mine reportedly yields about 1 million dollars in copper and gold ore monthly. Shares are 50 cents each with details at Hotel Stoddard.
A fly buzzes with brisk, restless energy in a sunlit room, likened to a man who missed a Sunday excursion train. The simile captures the creature’s dynamic, darting movement and lively presence.
Local advertisement endorses Hyomei for catarrh cure via inhalation. It argues stomach dosing is ineffective, highlights a pocket inhaler and medicated air reaching nose throat and lungs, and notes a money back guarantee by O. T. Erhart with a $1 outfit and 50 cent refills.
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