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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
6
Cure claimed for colds and la grippe with a remedy famed worldwide. It counters pneumonia tendencies and promises quick relief. Price 25 cents for small, 50 cents for large. Sold by druggists everywhere.
The La Crosse Ry Mission held its first services under Rev. Ivey for three weeks. Rev. Cunningham of West Avenue M E Church has been secured for this evening.
The article describes Miss Ida M. Schmidt’s motor chair an electric cab with storage battery and 1 2 horsepower motor 42 inches wide able to navigate crowded walks and offer about 10 miles of range guiding invalids and elderly users without cars.
Police watch trains and roads after a murder of an elderly single man. Chief Webber alerted to detect suspicious characters connected to the crime. Continued coverage notes the killing occurring near the home and signals ongoing investigation.
Chris Person the Swedish grappler known as the Terrible Swede failed to throw Mattson within the 15 minute limit at the Star theatre in St Paul, the first man he has not downed in time. He had earlier defeated Whitmore in twelve minutes and plans further matches in Eau Claire La Crosse Red Wing and Grand Forks with a Beele matchup eyed.
The report notes that a wrestler is eager to fight but has not been matched yet. He was in La Crosse last week pursuing a bout and awaits confirmation for a forthcoming confrontation.
City hall offices will close tomorrow to mark the birthday of George Washington. Flags and streamers will be unfurled as many factories observe the holiday. The La Crosse Can Company closed at noon today and banks will also close for the legal holiday.
The Navy Department will use a dozen sheep to test the effects of the shock from 850 pound shells fired by twelve inch guns at the Arkansas Florida monitor engagement. Originally twelve volunteers were sought for the turret of the Florida but only two offered for the position.
Chicago Feb 21 special committee chair Hill and Representatives Manny and Ireland met to draft remedies for abuses in Illinois asylums. Other members conduct a statewide gum shoe investigation. Two remedial measures were agreed on and the committee resumes sessions next week.
Monte Roberts, the American leader in the New York to Paris auto race, logged 13 miles in the last 24 hours on Indian a roads and reached Ligonier at noon. It is doubtful he will reach Chicago before Monday as the Des Dion car remains at Kendallville with a broken shaft.
A Vienna dispatch reports Count Paul Esterhazy back from New York where he attended the wedding of Count Laszlo Szechtnyi and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt is now engaged to marry Miss Dorothy Whitney of Budapest.
A New York federal court enjoined Sears Roebuck from selling the Improved Economy separator and ordered an audit of Sears books to determine damages. The Empire Dream Separator Co claims infringement of its patent and seeks profits and other damages. Sears reportedly sold over 10,000 units annually, potentially costing millions.
A political sketch notes senators praising Roosevelt while hinting La Follette is best to carry out policies. It suggests La Follette delegates may be assured in Minnesota and describes the stealthy campaign methods.
A Sixth B grade program for Washington's Birthday prepared by Avon building school staff member Agnes Loftus Frey in place of an ill teacher will be presented tomorrow. The program features recitations songs quizzes and a story including Washington and patriotism themes with students Florence Barron Anna May Bonneville Ada Wiles Elva Dahl Marguerite Exley Julia Moon and four boys participating.
They are liable to suit unless they desist. The company will have access to records showing all purchasers of the infringement and can reach them. A man seldom overlooks an opportunity to be the hero of his own story. The Japanese are the international trouble germs.
Judge A L Sanborn in Madison directs Court Reporter A Harrison to discharge George E Olson from bankruptcy after a petition for discharge filed earlier.
A recovered patient expresses a strong appetite for sausage, noting it as the first thing desired after illness. The report highlights his return to normal eating and renewed appetite.
Publicity emphasizes honesty of Dr. Pierce medicines with bottle labels detailing ingredients. It promotes Favorite Prescription as safe for feminine ailments, free of alcohol and narcotics, and suitable for all ages. It also touts Golden Medical Discovery for blood cleansing and mucous membranes, plus All-Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets, with instructions to obtain leaflets and pricing in pennies.
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