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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1907
Page
6
Doct ors mistakes often bury women’s distress under misattributed diseases. The text promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a scientific, safe tonic aiding nervous exhaustion hysteria and uterine issues, plus Pleasant Pellets for digestion and bowel function.
A band of sixty robbers derailed the Triflis Baku mail train near Saiakhlu, threw eight bombs at passengers and opened fire. Train guards repelled the assault and troops pursue the bandits.
A vintage ad claims liver and bowel stoppage can be fatal and promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy. It guarantees satisfaction or money back, offered at O. T. Erhart's drug store.
At a December meeting of the La Crosse County Agricultural, Horticultural and Dairy association in Campbell Hall, members discussed abandoning the county fair and converting the West Salem exposition building into an agricultural and manual training school. The plan would use county grounds, with the state covering most expenses, and would teach agriculture and manual skills similar to Madison's program.
Fred Stutekluh and his son in law William Echwier of Barre Mills pleaded not guilty to assaulting Emil E Wenzel West Salem marshal on December 9 during an attempted arrest. On agreement of the two parties the case was continued to December 27.
James Quinn of Wellington Monroe county was discharged from bankruptcy by Judge A L Sanborn this morning. He was represented by Richards and Rice of Sparta after the petition for bankruptcy was filed earlier.
Aldermen unanimously adopt a resolution for an auditorium not exceeding 20,000 dollars. The Board of Public Works will advertise bids from a local architect, with plans to be reviewed by an expert and available for aldermen to inspect.
Rev C N Molier will preach on a universally debated subject next Sunday evening. He plans to explore the immediate life after death as a stage of higher interfection and a great opportunity to advance the soul, grounding the talk in scripture and what this life teaches about the next.
The junior girls basketball team at La Crosse High School faces the senior girls team this evening in what is billed as a highly anticipated city clash.
Wisconsin Attorney General Gilbert rules foreign life insurers may collect premiums in January and February after Dec 31, 1907, if licensed until March 1 1908. Companies may renew licenses to stay past March 1 to collect on existing policies. no new policies permitted.
State briefs report Rev. L H Keller pastor at Pilgrim Congregational Milwaukee accepts a call to the First Congregational Church of Fond du Lac. Drainage canal commissioners estimate nearly 100000 cost and 1000 to 12000 acres of land to be redeemed and benefited. Pulp manufacturers reject merger pitch for a cross state print mill group. Waupaca Green Bay Railroad plans sale of 15000 in bonds to buy rolling stock for the new Toad line.
Charles Preatz of 700 North Third street pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Valyu Garment company plant at 718 North Third street on Nov 15. He was sentenced to one and a half years at Waupun with solitary confinement starting Jan 1.
The La Crosse Saengerfest Assn thanks all who assisted by donations patronage or other means. Special thanks go to the booth and supper organizers D Dana and his band Kreutz Johnsons orchestras the Normanna Sangerkor the newspapers the Mixed Chorus the Frohsinn and the Deutsche Verein for their generous support. J L Utermoehl Secretary La Crosse December 14 1907.
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