La Grosse Triumphs Over West Salem in Village Bowl
La Grosse defeated West Salem in a village bowling match, with decisive scoring highlighting strong teamwork and dominant play from the visiting squad.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
2
La Grosse defeated West Salem in a village bowling match, with decisive scoring highlighting strong teamwork and dominant play from the visiting squad.
A high school team defeated Preston in a fast contest played yesterday. Key players contributed early and the win showcased strong defense and quick transitions throughout the game.
The first team beat Preston 28 to 22 in a rapid contest watched by a large crowd. Freshmen beat advanced juniors 19 to 16, and advanced seniors defeated advanced juniors 19 to 16.
Chicago February 29 Orval Overall star pitcher of the world champion Cubs married Miss Ethelyn Margaret Hinson daughter of Mrs James Addison Hinson 606 Englewood avenue The ceremony conducted by Rev R A White included jokes about the newlyweds The couple plans south trip then rejoin the Cubs at West Baden They will be at home after November 1 in Visalia California
The text extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Garden Medical Discovery as alcohol free and made from native forest roots using original processes. It urges readers to check the bottle formula, warns against expectant miracles, and notes the medicines are endorsed by medical leaders and sold by dealers at reasonable prices.
PAZO OINTMENT guarantees to cure any case of itching bleeding or protruding piles in six to fourteen days or money refunded. fifty cents.
An Armory hall game on Monday evening March 2 features Co. B meeting the New York Nationals champions of the United States. The Nationals defeated Co. B earlier this season in a fast contest and arrive from Portage after a Saturday game. Co. B, aiming to win, has trained hard and promises a record setting local matchup. The Nationals have not lost since their previous visit.
A concise proverb notes that without challenge or hardship, life lacks meaning and balance. It highlights the value of effort and the risk of overindulgence, offering a cautious reminder about pleasure and consequence.
Chicago reports international friction as the De Dion crew clashed during a banquet. Captain Hans Hansen of Norway criticized the French team while hints emerged he might join the American Thomas Flyer, with Coey noting Hansen’s strong American symbolism.
A promotional piece touts charcoal lozenges as a safe purifier for stomach gases, breath, complexion, and blood. It cites a Buffalo physician praising daily use, notes cost at twenty five cents a box, and urges readers to order a free trial from F A Stuart Co at 200 Stuart Building Marshall Michigan.
Chicago readers learn Billy Sullivan, famed White Sox catcher, built a personal breast protector to avoid frequent replacements. He notes the device protects his son Stanley during carriage naps after a fall, joking he will mask the baby during dreams of running bases.
An old advertisement promotes Colds Cause Headache Laxative Bromoline Quinine as a world widely used cure for a cold in one day. The box bears E W Grove's signature and is priced at 25 cents.
Chicago February twenty ninth. Rumor says American League President Johnson plans to move headquarters to New York. Regular league meetings will be held in New York, strengthening the belief. No alternative reason is offered for the eastward sessions.
Suffering and dollars saved. E S Leper of Manilla New York says he is a carpenter who has healed many severe cuts with Bucklen's Arnica Salve. It heals burns sores ulcers fever sores eczema and piles. 25 cents at iO T Erhart Druggist.
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