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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
6
An elderly patient recounts long battle with piles and eczema improved after using Cuticura Soap Ointment Resolvent and suppositories. He notes substantial cost savings and urges others to use the complete Cuticura treatment as directed by the 1907 advertisement.
Representative John J. Esch of Wisconsin plans to push railroad wreck investigation and mandatory block signals on interstate roads, and to seek a government artillery range in Wisconsin, with Sparta or Camp Douglas as potential sites. He also aims to secure public building funds for his district.
The La Crosse Poultry Association opens a large show at the former Bowlby billiard hall on North Third Street with 700 to 800 birds from city and outside exhibitors. Notable displays include Lakenvelders by P. J. Horning of Alden, Minn, and Leghorns by Dubberspahl of Milwaukee. Saturday is free children day, and finance is secured with all obligations paid after scoring.
New Milford Conn December 11 Three thousand dollars in twenty dollar gold pieces were discovered by T J Jones while digging a trench on his farm The coins were hidden in a tea kettle and appeared to have been buried for many years Jones is described as a former New York businessman
Medical pamphlet promotes the blood as source of health and disease. It links rheumatism and skin issues to bad blood caused by inactive kidneys and liver. It offers a home remedy with Dandelion fluid extract, Compound Karyon, and Sarsaparilla syrup to cleanse blood and support general vigor.
Mayflower Camp No 393 of the Royal Neighbors held their annual election at the Linker building hall choosing Bertha Owen as Oracle Anna Hilbert as Vice Oracle Katy Reuwes as Chancellor Lucy Devine as Recorder L Storch as Receiver Minnie Merritzke as Marshall Theresa Bernd as I guard W Taylon as O guard Anna Wold as Manager for three years Katy Reuwes as Delegate to the national convention for the coming year.
La Crosse Chapter No 22 Order of Eastern Star held its annual officer election at the Masonic temple last evening. Newly elected officers include Worthy Matron Mrs Adeaside Berg Worthy Patron Mr W L Tetley Associate Matron Sadie McCan Secretary Janet Torrance Treasurer Mrs Mariah Benton Conductor Miss Ida Hill Associate Conductor Mrs Lillie Grisdale and Trustee for three years Mrs Louisa O Connor.
Found property notice states a gold watch and chain were found on Eighth between King and Cass. Owner may claim by calling at 712 South Fourteenth after 6 p m and paying for this advertisement.
Reuter Quartette and Mr Reuter with Miss May delivered a well chosen program at the Masonic Temple. The quartet pleased the audience with excellent renditions.
In a La Crosse Masonic Temple recital, the Reuter String Quartet with Miss Minnie May and professors Packmann and Weis delivered a highly entertaining program. Performances of Creole in A major, Andalusian Serenade, The Nightingale, and other pieces drew praise for technical skill, tone, and ensemble harmony as about 250 attendees filled the hall. The program also discussed plans to move the Mississippi intake mouth to reduce La Crosse river influence.
The Lyric Theatre on Main Street features popular moving pictures praised for their appeal to all ages. Patrons enjoy continuous performances with flexible seating and the management hints at a special holiday line and extra shows. Large audiences nightly confirm the pictures' strong draw.
Louis Miller awarded the county road contract to build the main section of the highway between Mindoro and West Salem. His bid is 64 percent per cubic foot, totaling about $7,500 with a completion deadline of June 1. Bids from La Crosse Stone Co. and Wooley and Hanson were 67 cents.
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