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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
6
An advertisement touts Dr Pierce's medicines as alcohol free and derived from native forest roots. It promotes the Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and tonic that helps catarrh and stomach and liver issues, urging patient, thorough trial and noting endorsements by medical leaders.
The 57th annual meeting of the First Baptist church reported debt freedom after a year of fundraising by the Ladies Industrial Society. George Barrett elected church clerk. C F Emery treasurer. pledges and Sunday school growth highlighted. Clergy and deacons noted, notes burned to symbolize debt payoff, with gratitude expressed for the society’s work.
The fourth annual ball of Local Union No 135 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at Woodmen hall drew about 300 couples. Kreutz’s orchestra played as a spectacular electrical display lit the hall with a revolving star and balcony lighting. Dancing continued until 3.
A rushed OCR snippet lists WANTED wood choppers Peter Begler Coon Valley Route 1 New phone 2907 LOST Lady's gold watch engraved case Finder return to Vote Berger Co and receive reward FOR RENT Five room house with barn 1700 Market St LOST Gentleman's cuff with cuff button on Dec 17 at Y rink Return to Tribune office Reward WANTED TO BUY Car load of horses Thursday and Friday Clark and Clark 322 324 Fifth St
Advertisement pledges a free trial of Pyramid Pile Cure with name and address to Pyramid Drug Co. The copy promises quick relief from sores ulcers congestion and itching and offers full treatment for 50 cents after trial. It includes the Marshall Michigan address.
Dr D F O Brien arrested Saturday on a manslaughter charge in Vernon county will have an adjournment to January 6 for examination before Justice Pollard District Attorney Bennett confined at the local hospital will appear then at Viroqua court
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut reports severe kidney and diabetes troubles improved after using Foley's Kidney Cure. After two bottles he improved and five bottles cured him. he passed a life insurance exam. The maker claims Foley's Kidney Cure treats backache and kidney and bladder issues.
The Pettibone defense rested this morning in Boise and offered to submit the case without further argument.
To the knowing ones many fall for fire sale or second hand watches. The discerning buyer seeks an exclusive dealer who knows the inner mechanism and will select a timepiece as for himself. The Parker store is noted for candor in every watch sale.
Local report notes two wild deer captured in recent days. One is at 916 Tyler Street and the other near West La Crosse. Mr. Salzer denies ownership, suggesting the deer are strays from the surrounding woods and fields rather than his lost animals.
Mrs. Helen Turner of 504 Cass Street has received several letters from Asa Turner aboard the U S S Louisiana. He describes life at Brooklyn Navy yards the church services aboard the fleet and the voyage from New York to Hampton Roads. He expects to visit all ports touched and to communicate with his parents during the cruise and foresees a glorious time as a middy.
Madison Wis Dec 31 Justice W H Timlin dissents in a ruling on a sleeping car regulation. He argues the act is not a valid use of police power and would not be voided solely for being unreasonable or not a police regulation. He notes the act omits occupant choice on berth closing.
Niels Hansen of the University of South Dakota visited Brookings to study alfalfa in Sierra. He stayed with the Pammell parents at 1222 Madison street, attended a world science meeting in Chicago, and planned to return to Brookings by Saturday before departing with his wife on Monday.
A dynamite blast at Rome stock exchange wounds eighteen and buries many others under debris. Emergency crews pull victims from the wreck as authorities survey the scene. The incident disrupts financial activity today.
Judge E. Belden of Racine Wis will hear the Frohock case in this city on January 8. Judge Fruit learned attorneys were absent at Mrs Frohocks death hindering a hearing on legality.
The West Avenue Norwegian Methodist church will burn its mortgage tomorrow at 10 30 in full view of the congregation led by Rev. Anderson. Services at 7 30 will feature Prof. R E Johnson of Minneapolis delivering the sermon. Afterward, church ladies will serve refreshments in the parlors.
New York December 3y Harry Thaws sister will not attend the second formal session of her brother as announced by his counsel. Mrs Thaw will travel from Pittsburgh Friday for a conference.
An 19th century advertisement touts Kings Men Life Pills as a universal cure for “dangerous deadlock” in liver and bowels. The copy promises guaranteed satisfaction with a money back offer, sold by O. T. Erhart’s drug store for 265 cents.
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