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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1905
Page
3
The honesetter Jones is accused of practicing surgery without a state license. He plans a defense with many neighbors and former patients testifying that he and his father have for generations treated bone injuries with remarkable cures. Prosecution argues the state law requires licensed medical practice.
John Urbaneck of Bohemian Ridge died Thursday morning at about six o clock. He was around seventy years old and died from old age and general debility after a long life of toil. He had a remarkable constitution that withstood many hardships.
A man injured by an engine at a cheese factory crossing was pronounced dead by Dr Newton. The doctor reportedly used the wrong surgical tools, but the patient unexpectedly recovered and lived to about sixty years old.
An Australian notice warns that most cough medicines contain opiates causing constipation and potential danger for children. It promotes Feley’s Honey and Tar as a safe non opiate alternative, claiming no constipation. Sold by A. Erhart & Son.
Records from the register of deeds show Tao transfers this morning. The Jods farm in Bangor township sold for 14000 dollars. Edward Schmalz bought a parcel from Dwarf Fores HP for 7090 dollars. Edward R. Jones sold a tract to Clivera W. Jones for the same sum.
Miss Kate MacFarlan of Sparta was the guest of a day hosted by Mrs L J Sawyer. The social gathering featured local residents, sharing conversations and light refreshments in a cordial setting.
Miss Clare Stowell of Necedah wed Casey Rice in La Crosse late November. Local society parties attend Bijou matinees and theater. Notices mention funerals, oak grove interment, and various residents visiting relatives and returning home.
A brief item reports new chandeliers available at Everything Electrical under the 4963 catalog number. The notice highlights a range of styles and finishes for home lighting projects.
A local note promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as the best throat and lung remedy for colds. It claims quick cure and prevention of serious outcomes and notes sales by J A Erhart and Son.
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