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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1910
Page
4
A testimonial from Sines Reminger of Upper Bern states years of nervous prostration left him wretched and undernourished until Hood's Sarsaparilla was taken. He claims immediate improvement and cure, praising the tonic as purifying and enriching blood to restore health.
A letter from La Crosse Wisconsin urges creation of a Dietz fund to defend John Dietz and his family amid accusations tied to the lumber trust. The writer, a former coworker, commends Dietz as fair and honest and asks supporters to contribute starting at ten dollars.
Advert for Newbro's Herpicide claims baldness is caused by a minute scalp organism and promises hair restoration with repeated use. It notes sample offers and lists John Dietz defense fund proposals, including a La Crosse fund with John Dietz treasurer and $10 seed money.
The page lists assorted apparel and accessories with sale prices. Coats priced from 4.50 to 2.65 and hats from 3.50 down to 1.39, with hosiery and handkerchiefs noted at low per-unit costs. Pants show discounts from 4.00 to 3.50.
An appeal urges support to defend the fair name of the state and uphold the flag, calling for funds to curb sheriffs who shoot defenseless women from behind. The item also promotes matched sets of men’s knitted neck scarves and pure silk hose as ideal gift offerings at one dollar from The Continental.
At a Kisselbach hall meeting of Socialist Local No 3 three delegates were elected to the La Crosse central committee an organizer for North La Crosse was chosen and ten new members joined the party. A resolution urged workingmen to unite in one party to move government power from professional politicians to improve their own conditions.
Branch Number 39 of the Aid Association for Lutherans held their annual election Thursday evening naming A. O. Black as president Louis Dahl as vice president Ben Nelson as secretary O. Opsahl as treasurer C. M. Marking as trustee and a DahL named auditing committee member Louis Dahl and Alex Black served on the auditing panel.
F Bloom a Burlington fireman disappeared after cashing his monthly check in Minneapolis. Police notified Mrs Bloom that her husband had been found, though no details were provided. Mrs Bloom and friends checked hospitals in St Paul and Minneapolis without success. family believes he was likely assaulted, while elopement rumors are dismissed by acquaintances.
Local notices report births and movements including a son born December 14 to Mr and Mrs Harry F Selke 708 Mill Street. Residents travel and relocate with several church groups meeting after holidays and Tuesday wrestling match planned at Rose Street Union Hall.
A caller extols buying Christmas Seals, claiming a penny yields dividends a thousandfold as a gilt-edged investment for festive fundraising.
Milwaukee detectives investigate details of a developing case dated December in which law enforcement officials pursue leads and gather evidence. No victims or suspects named in readable text, but the inquiry centers on a local incident drawing official inquiry and public interest.
Henry Peterson, steward of the David Z Norton, is found dead late Saturday night across a Milwaukee railroad. Police say the missing $175 and his watch suggest murder. Peterson left the coal docked Norton with friends and planned to go to St Paul to live with his mother. He was found dead and a Christmas gift package advice follows.
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