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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
4
This ad claims white blood cells or corpuscles fight disease germs and are strengthened by Hood's Sarsaparilia a proprietary tonic said to mix over twenty ingredients and to have proven value for thirty years with no substitute claimed.
Classified notice lists jackets and suits with prices 20.00 to 25.00 in a local sale. Labeled items include jackets and suits offered at affordable rates. Numbers indicate the price range and the items available.
The North Side Progressive League meeting ran slow with two local issues debated. Members condemned electric lighting rates and railroad rate commission practices while Rev. Ambrose Murphy urged Interurban expansion and Prof. Spence urged delaying pumping station plans until city council decisions on a citywide project are clear.
The St James club plans a Sunday meeting at St James school hall. Several residents and arrivals are listed, including Henry Schmol returning from Seattle, Mrs. Elliott at 1021 Rose, Mrs. Duncan wintering with her daughter, and Emil Sill promoted to day car clerk. Train delays and a chimney fire are also reported.
The Franklin club of the north side will try Willis E. Barber tonight for smoking. The complaint accuses Barber of causing smoke and soot from his laundry to affect the Batavian bank building and its occupants, claiming illness and disruption to business.
Manager W F Gage of the La Crosse theater refuses to allow souvenir programs or play advertising at the performance of Up and Down Broadway due to existing contracts with regular advertisers. The Anti Tuberculosis association plan is abandoned, depriving charity of ad revenue. Hello People song is shelved and Cupid's Telephone replaces it, fresh from an eastern production.
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