Favorite Prescription Promises Cure for Female Ailments
An 1890s style advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a safe remedy for a wide range of female complaints. It claims to strengthen and regulate the system, warns against harmful ingredients, and offers to mail papers or a cloth-bound copy upon payment. The text cautions that it won’t cure tumors but may prevent them with timely use.
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Oldest Wisconsin lawyer dies after stroke at 67
Hirman W. Barney of Mauston Wisconsin longtime sixth district attorney died after a stroke and recent illness in his home He had practiced law since 1872 first in Oneida then Jimmee County He was born in New York and earlier worked in the New York customs service The funeral plans were to be announced with local attorneys expected to attend in Mauston Wisconsin
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Remedy for rheumatism kidney and urinary troubles
A New York health pamphlet promotes Fluid Strant Tandelion and a compound tincture as a home remedy for rheumatism and kidney issues. It claims to ease back pain reduce swelling and purify blood by cleansing the kidneys and uric acid. the dose is a teaspoon after meals with water, and a note urges sharing the pamphlet with a sufferer.
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The Tribune Night Meeting Includes Local Press Personalities
A lively account of a Tribune gathering features Gus Benny Bosco, Grabborn, and Jax Kidder among speakers. They praise local presses, discuss Buster Barreled Jake and North La Crosse as a shipping hub, with Pickles Protests and Heiss lamenting subscriber losses in a bustling community event.
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Getting Better All the Time at The Tribune Program
La Crosse Tribune staff staged a year-end program titled Getting Better All the Time. Val Geteeteer Val Prinze led a humorous critique of newsroom life while Prinze praised harmony among departments. Burgess closed with thanks after a long, celebratory program featuring speeches and performances.
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County apportions quarter mill tax as roads delayed a year
County supervisors divide a quarter mill tax totaling 7 862 dollars to fund roads in towns including Bangor Barre Burns Campbell Marmington Greenfield Hamilton Onalaska Salem La Crosse and Washington with a total 224 205 dollars. A plan to levy 5000 dollars next year was sent to committees. Feasibility studies for county manual training schools began with a panel of supervisors. The board set aside 800 dollars as a contingent fund and discussed insuring the county building, likely reducing coverage from 102 000 to 50 000. A petition to alter Minderfest Salem road was accepted with a three member committee to oversee. The German Lutheran church property on Cass and Park streets sold for 34 000 dollars to Louis Miller.
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Saengerfest rehearsal slated in Germania hall tomorrow
The 1998 Saengerfest mixer choirs plan a regular rehearsal tomorrow afternoon at Germania hall. Secretary John L. Uttermoehl said a large attendance is expected and urged all intending participants to be present at the next meeting. Reward, Tribune.
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