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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1912

Page

2

Incubator Babies at County Fair Attract Crowds

The high school county fair features incubator babies as its main attraction. Exhibits show tiny infants in cotton beds with precise temperature control while a presenter lectures daily. Bosco the wild man will arrive to perform daily snake feasts and the Imperial Chinese Band conducts rehearsals for student audiences. Proceeds from attractions are expected to boost the Boys' Athletic Association finances after the fair ends.

Bosco Ren Ler Imperial Chinese Band Boys’ Athletic Association

Civil Service: Growth in Madison State Examinations

The 1911 volume of business by the state civil service commission rose about 30 percent from 1910, with the last two biennial periods yielding more than twice the output of the first two. Since 1905 the commission recorded 475 examinations, 16,431 applicants, 14,454 competing, and 7,170 passing.

Madison Wis State Civil Service Commission Civil Service Commission

Johnsons Chef Takes A Bride

Herbert Kinney a 40 year old colored chef at Cafe de Champion Chicago once run by Jack Johnson married Mrs Inez Thrill 32 at 66 Tenth Street in a civil ceremony before Judge Michael Blenski. They arrived in a large black limousine with friends in three cars.

Milwaukee Wis Herbert Kinney Chicago Jack Johnson Inez Thrill Tenth Street Michael Blenski

Bank defaulter pays theft debt in Minnesota

H. W. Parker former vice president of the State Bank of Commerce of Winnebago was sentenced to an indeterminate prison term for stealing 2000 dollars from the bank last April. His attorney L. K. Eaton of Minneapolis delivered a certified check for 2070 dollars including 6 percent interest to the court.

Blue Earth Minn H. W. Parker State Bank of Commerce of Winnebago State Winnebago Bank L. K. Eaton Minneapolis Parker

Gascarets Best Bowel Cleanser Advertisement

An old advertisement claims Gascarets cleanse the bowels and liver during sleep. It touts a 10 cent box, promises lasting relief from indigestion foul breath and sallow skin, and urges use for adults and children alike.

Identification Aids Hunt For Chicago Auto Bandits

M J Wright cashier of Fox River Butter company identified the photo of Frank Trilby Thompson, an escaped Joliet convict, as one of four men linked to the $30,000 kidnapping. Thompson was part of the gang that slugged him, forced him into a taxi, and dropped the bag with the cash after breaking a taxi window. The bag was recovered by a passer-by with contents intact.

Chicago Frank Trilby) Thompson Joliet M. J. Wright Fox River Butter Company

T R Speech Story May Be Contempt

In Boise Idaho on December 12 the Idaho Daily Statesman faces contempt for publishing Colonel Roosevelt's Chicago speech attacking the Idaho supreme court. Editor Sheridan of the Capital News did not publish the address and says he suppressed it on counsel advice to avoid further contempt.

Boise Idaho Roosevelt Chicago Idaho Supreme Court Idaho Daily Statesman Sheridan Capital News

Minnesota Spaghetti Healthful Food Claim

An advertisement promotes Minnesota Spaghetti as highly nutritious four times beefsteak and six times potatoes, omitting fattening effects and aiding endurance. It advocates for broad consumption, especially by children, as an easy to prepare, tasty, affordable meat substitute.

la Crosse Minnesota

La Crosse Post Office Prepares for Christmas Rush

Postmaster Tscharner announces added staff on Monday and a week earlier expansion of forces with 21 mail carriers and two clerks. Parcels Post begins January 1 with new stamps and weight based zone rates up to eleven pounds. Insuring parcels up to 25 dollars and special delivery available. Packages within 50 miles or local areas classified as first and second zone.

la Crosse Postoffice William B. Tscharner Tscharner Postal Department Washington Parcels Post

Papes Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure

An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a guaranteed cure for grippe and severe colds. It claims rapid relief from headache stuffed nose feverishness and throat soreness when taken every two hours for three doses, with no quinine and pleasant taste.

Pape Grippe

Move to unify Wisconsin game and park agencies

Madison officials propose combining the game warden's department the fish commission the state forestry board and the state park board into one active commission. They argue these boards are correlative and would benefit from a central governing body with funds redirected from game warden fees.

Fish, Game, Forestry Park Boards Madison Wis Game Warden’s Department Fish Commission State Forestry Board State Park Board

Bolens Wife Dies at Home in Port Washington

Mrs. Harry W. Bolens wife of Port Washington mayor died at her home from pernicious anemia after a three year illness.

Bolen Port Washington, Wis Harry W. Bolens Port Washington

Fitzgerald on Stand in $173000 Treasury Embezzlement Case

George W. Fitzgerald testified in federal court that he handed $173,000 to an assistant teller named Cable on February 20, 1907 with instructions to vault it along with $70,000 in damaged bills. He denied discussions with Henry C. Gano about investments and described his finances including inheritances and earnings.

Chicago George W. Fitzgerald United States Sub-Treasury Cable Fitzgerald Henry C. Gano

Robbed Worker Left Unconscious in Milwaukee

Arthur Neuman a 20 year old from 1012 Twentieth Street reports he was waylaid on the way home from work and robbed of his 23 dollars for the week. He was left unconscious at Twenty eighth and Wright streets with bruises on his head and body.

Milwaukee Wis Arthur Neuman Twentieth Street Mtwenty Eighth Wright Streets

Fred Beell Earns Easy Victory in Duluth Bout

In Duluth Minnesota Fred Beell of Marshfield Wisconsin defeated Walter Miller of St Paul by two knockdowns in thirty four minute middleweight match last night. Beell dominated the bout and secured the win.

Duluth Minn Fred Beell Marshfield Wis Walter Miller St. Paul

Minnesota M's Awarded to Fifteen Football Players

President G. E. Vincent of the University of Minnesota today awarded M letters to fifteen football players. The list includes Captain Tobin, Captain-elect Aldsworth, Shaughnessy, Erdahl, Hayward, McAlmon, Robertson, Rosenthal, Bierman, Jem, Sawyer, Raymond, Ostrom, Fournier and B. Laller.

Minneapolis G. E. Vincent University of Minnesota M’s Tobin Aldsworth Shaughnessy Erdahl Hayward McAlmon Robertson Rosenthal Bierman Jem Sawyer Raymond Ostrom Fournier B. Lawler

Rheumatism Cure Promoted by Blood Treatment

A noted doctor prescribes a blood based cure claiming rheumatic pain from toxins dissolves in joints and muscles. The remedy combines Toris compound and syrup of Sarsaparilla in whiskey, with relief reported on day one. Also promotes Calocide foot soak for sore feet and bunions.

Hall’s Hair Never Stop Hair Loss

A woman describes failing with several remedies until using Hall's Hair Never. After trying various approaches she consulted a doctor and bought Hall's Hair Never which stopped her hair loss at once. She now tells friends. No coloring or staining of the hair.

Hall

Wolgast Loses Bet After Flynn McCarty Fight

Wolgast admitted losing 7800 dollars on Tuesday night's bout between Jim Flynn and Luther McCarty in Los Angeles. Nat Goodwin the actor was among those who bet heavily on McCarty and cleared about 8000 dollars.

Los Angeles Cal Wolgast Jim Flynn Luther McCarty Nat Goodwin McCarty

Man Eats Poisoned Sausage and Dies in Misoula

In Missoula Montana on December 12 William Van Stone aged 45 ingested a sausage laced with poison he had prepared for a dog and died last night. He had placed the poisoned sausages with his own food on the kitchen table.

Missoula Mont William van Stone van Stone

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