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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1908
Page
4
North Side News lists Rev Ambrose Murphy as pastor with low mass daily at 8 am high mass Sundays at 10 39 am gospel in French and English sermon Sunday school at 2 15 pm Vespers and Benediction at 3 pm.
Avon street church notes services at 10 30 A M and evening at 7 30 PM with Sunday school at 9 00 AM led by Rev. T T Hoverstad. The fragment also references mental health and a non factual dietary claim about not eating.
North side barbers resist undercutting after one quitter moves to ten cents. They plan to keep pricing at fifteen cents, facing Evjen but sticking to a unified formula. The Tri angular prescription is claimed to relieve stomach distress within five minutes of taking the first dose.
The notice states mass every morning at eight o'clock at the North Side Office on Rose Street, La Crosse. The brief item notes a daily religious service for local residents, with no additional details.
A compiled notice lists multiple churches on Avon and surrounding streets with service times for Sunday morning 10:30 and evening 7:30, Sunday school at 9 or 11:45, plus 2 pm and 3:30 pm services in some parishes. It names pastors Benj T Farmer Iver Larson G M Thurow C L Christianson A A Randall Rev E Vik and others.
Frank Farnam, a Mill Street barber, predicts no price drop and that all will adhere to the union scale, saying the move will end the controversy.
Burlington's grand crossing road will start filling the ice house for summer use on the passenger train tanks and for refrigerator cars. Louis C. Jenks of the Arctic Ice and Fuel company won the contract to fill the house and will load about 40 cars daily for the line bound for Chicago and other southern points.
Mrs. Edward Boyte recovers from hospital operation at St Francis as others report improvements. Grace Adlington visiting with D H Nord. brother Earl Adlington to join Sparta Viroqua debate at La Crosse High School. Otto Granke plans move to Rib Lake. local residents recover from flu and rheumatism. Nun
The Cass Lake land office reports a flood of government land inquiries from across the nation and Canada. Respondents claim to represent colonies or large groups of friends, spanning Massachusetts to Kansas and the Canadian northwest.
Reports from Mitchell South Dakota indicate the president will issue a proclamation opening Tripp county lands to settlement. Registration drawing and filing may occur during the coming summer as officials await formal action.
Bemidji dispatch reports a federal office move set to boost state activity, with officials outlining impacts on regional development and employment prospects in the wake of the announcement.
Information received indicates registration will occur in July, drawing in August, and filings during the last of August and the month of September.
Receivers A. B. Stickney and C. H. F. Smith state there will be no pay cuts for Chicago Great Western telegraph operators when the federal law takes effect March 4.
All students at St. Cloud High School walked out in protest after the school board demanded the resignation of Principal Macheney. Every student signed a petition urging the board to keep Macheney.
Six people were severely injured in two ice boat wrecks on Lake Calhoun in Minneapolis during the night. Victim Verla Stanchfield lies in a half conscious condition and may die after the collisions occurred within minutes of each other.
Prof Benezet urged Prof Schubert to address students and the public for the big debate at the high school tonight in the auditorium. Schubert, coaching the teams, expressed confidence they will meet expectations and help ensure a successful event.
A Texan asks for pardon and confusion over a senatorial bill to pay postmasters whose nominations were rejected. Senator Foraker deems the measure possibly necessary, while several senators laugh before order is restored to avoid disrupting other proceedings.
Amelia Karris, a former Russian household employee, committed suicide in Hartford by inhaling illuminating gas. Her act follows the conviction of Gen. Stoessel at St. Petersburg, according to reports from Hartford.
La Crosse High School teams prepare for debates with Viroqua and Sparta, hoping strong student and civic backing boosts success. Howard Jones leads the Viroqua team and promises a heated match, while Stevens ridicules Sparta, noting La Crosse’s past in these events.
A claim suggests that a wealthy girl with bright red hair will see friends and acquaintances describe her hair as golden. The saying frames hair color as a social omen influencing opinions among her circle.
The senate read Senator Foraker's proposal to grant per diem to mail clerks detained by belated trains. Senator Culbertson asked for a re reading, and the motion was rejected according to his statement.
Rev. L. Johnson resigns as pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church in Fergus Falls Minnesota and will retire from the ministry due to failing health.
Brainerd Minnesota February 22 The Mildred post office was robbed of money and stamps with no clues as to the thief and the total loss remains unknown.
An Oshkosh man jokingly nicknames his wife Experience and notes she costs him dearly as he teases about marriage in a lighthearted local item.
Sufferers hear testimonials from Mrs G H Wer of Austinburg Ontario and others praising Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for rapid relief from headaches lagrippe and placrisy with no habit forming effects. The ad notes druggists sell the pills and Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana backs a refund for the first package if not beneficial.
Ed Foley, alleged Colorado penitentiary fugitive, waived preliminaries on a forgery charge and was bound over for the grand jury which will meet on eb. The report comes from Waterloo Iowa.
The Toland Business School invites prospective students to join the spring term starting March second. The ad boasts 300 graduates placed, over 5000 employed, and a yearly combined salary over four million dollars. It argues business education is a wise life investment, essential even for non-employment goals.
YASNAYA POLYANA Russia Feb 22 Count Leo Tolstoi has received a phonograph from Thomas A Edison with a letter expressing high regard and asking for a recording of Tolstoys voice He will respond with a cylinder of gospel texts spoken in English Tolstoy masters the language.
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