Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promote Fast Relief
A newspaper ad touts Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills for headaches neuralgia rheumatic pains and other discomforts promising almost instant relief with no bad after effects. It notes a first package price of 25 cents and a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co. testimonials from C L Russell and Mrs M J Hamilton accompany the pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
C. L. Russell
Ast
N. W. Ry
Battle Creek
Many Changes for Next School Year and Athletic Plans
About 107 eighth graders will take high school entrance exams in February, with 93 potential entrants. Latin, German and commercial courses attract students, while chemistry becomes an elective for juniors and seniors. The Latin teacher Miss Dudley resigns. enrollment rises while class count stays tight. The Athletic Association reports funds, coaching prospects, and upcoming dances, as the Hogan school rink resumes preparation course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimmer
Greenamyer
Dudley
Athletic Association
The
Davis
Sparta
N. Tourtellotte
E. Kelley
Fred Dickens
Gus Schultze
Walter Shirley
Archie Larson
Lucien Reid
Ben Brindley
W. Tourtellotte
A. Dahlgren
Homer Davis
Allen Werner
Hugo Schaldach
John Gaffey
Hogan
State Street Water Main Extension Urged by Board
Alderman Olmar announces an emergency need to extend the State street water main beyond Sixteenth street to improve fire protection. Current mains on Main street reach Twenty third but travel across sand drags horses and hoses, delaying firefighting and rest for horses during fires north and east of State. The water main extension is planned for next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldermar Olmar
Board of Public Works
State Street
Normal School
Eckwith
State
Sixteenth Street
Main Street
Twenty-third Street
Volmar
Wausau Eyeing Strong 1908 Lumberjacks Team
Wausau manager Charles Ferguson reports major new blood for the 1908 Wisconsin-Illinois League season though names are not yet revealed. A pitcher from the Three I League and a .306 batting outfielder are among targets, with Miller returning from last season and Lang possibly replaced by a young Sox pitcher. Local support remains high as opening play approaches.
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Wausau
Charles Ferguson
Miller
St. Paul
Lang
White Sox
Sox
Lumberjacks
Auditorium case set to resume in morning hours
With City Attorney John F. Doherty absent, lawyers prepare arguments on the order to show cause why the temporary injunction blocking city remodeling the Second Ward school into an auditorium should stay open until 10 oclock tomorrow morning. George H. Gordon represents Hixon and Cargill. Doherty represents the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Doherty
W. W. Cargill
Frank Hixon
Second Ward
George H. Gordon
Messrs. Hixon
Cargill
Doherty
La Crosse Board of Trade Sets Vote Reconsideration
Directors failed to take action at yesterday’s meeting. A second session is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon to again consider the same propositions.
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la Crosse Board of Trade
Girl needed as cashier for local meat market
Wanted ad seeks a girl to act as cashier with bookkeeping ability. Reply in own handwriting to Tribune Office. Also notes masque Friday night at Schlutter skating rink with 5 cent admission and fun on offer.
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Tribune
Schlutter
Chautauqua Assembly Draws Diverse Crowd
In a Georgia town of about 6,000, a summer Chautauqua attracted large daily attendance under a big tent a mile from the town. A circus operator then parked a steam merry-go-round nearby and drew afternoon crowds as locals described the outing with humor in a rural exchange.
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Georgia
Love and Obey Vows Slip With Crossed Fingers
A lighthearted exchange turns marital vows into a joke as a wife admits she kept her fingers crossed to avoid full agreement. The remark reflects a playful tension between commitment and personal doubt.
Road freight abuses and calls for uniform accounting reforms
A prior article surveys railroad practices that favor certain shippers, detailing methods like inflated intercity prices, rebates, and exclusive contracts. It urges congressional action to curb abuses, implement a uniform accounting system, and require safety upgrades such as block signaling for high revenue lines.
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Congress
McKinley Post Installs Officers Then Stages Entertainments
McKinley Post No. 45 G A R held an installation ceremony followed by a entertain ment program. The ladies quartet led with Ida Aiken Minnie May Inez Mumford and Mrs E Down. Minnie May sang a solo and a comic opera sketch The Blind Beggar with Dr Roome and Wm Forsyth drew praise. The male quartet A Hegge R Russel Roy Marshall and O Hegge performed with solos and further selections. Prof Harry Packman accompanied. The program pleased the veterans especially the sketch.
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William McKinley
Ida Aiken
Minnie May
Inez Mumford
Mrs. E. Down
Dr. Roome
Wm. Forsyth
A. Hegge
R. Russel
Roy Marshall
O. Hegge
Miss Aiken
Harry Packman
Resignation Accepted at First Presbyterian Church
The annual meeting of the First Presbyterian church last evening accepted with regret the resignation of Dr. J. K. Fowler as pastor. Dr. J. A. Bowles and W. F. Tetley were re elected elders. F. H. Scofield, W. W. Withee and C. C. Lyndh were re elected trustees. A committee of W. E. Walker W. S. Cargill and A. S. Farnam was chosen to seek a successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
J. K. Fowler
J. A. Bowles
W. F. Tetley
F. H. Scofield
W. W. Withee
C. C. Lyndh
W. E. Walker
W. S. Cargill
A. S. Farnam
Dr. Fowler
Camp Douglas Residents Protest Sparta Site for Army Camp
Camp Douglas residents and nearby property owners condemn a special board of survey for backing the Sparta site as a national artillery field and army camping ground. They say the survey overlooked most of Camp Douglas land and note a military man will receive the Sparta land payment.
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Camp Douglas
Special Board of Survey
Sparta
Board of Survey
Six Chosen For Municipal Jobs In La Crosse
Six applicants were selected for positions in the La Crosse fire department. Names filed by Secretary L. C. Colman include L. E. Larson of 1314 South Eleventh, C. Medwitzky of Second and Pearl, W. S. Stritt of 921 South Sixth, Morris Peterson of 1109 Gillette, A. B. Goodenough of 205 Rose, and A. J. Roberts of 415 South Ninth. The notice was sent to City Clerk Jos. Sieger this morning.
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la Crosse
L. C. Colman
Police and Fire Commission
Jos. Sieger
L. E. Larson
South Eleventh Street
C. Medwitzky
Pearl
W. S. Stritt
South Sixth
Morris Peterson
Gillette
A. B. Goodenough
Rose
A. J. Roberts
South Ninth
Divorced Englishman wins in hotel window battle
Douglas A. Petre, a recently divorced Englishman staying at the Spalding hotel in Duluth, knocked a sash from his window striking hackman William Cole below. Petre was taken to a hospital after the incident. Cole was not seriously hurt.
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Duluth
Douglas A. Petre
Spalding
William Cole
Hackman
Petre
Hackman Cole
Wisconsin youths fined for pilfering box cars in La Crosse
Fourteen boys aged 9 to 17 faced Judge Brindley in La Crosse Wisconsin for stealing grain from box cars. They were fined 23 dollars each with two discharged. three youths were ordered to the Wisconsin Industrial School. The judge noted reforms in juvenile court and probation.
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Wisconsin Industrial School For
Waukesha
Wis
Brindley
Bradlevy
la Crosse
New York City
Europe
Reform School
Louis Schollberg
Berlin Stret
Fred Miller
Avon Street
Electric Bitters touted as cure for misery and liver ills
R M James of Louellen South Carolina touts Electric Bitters as a cure for malaria chills bilious attacks and jaundice It is sold in 50 cent bottles at O T Erhart's drug store with a guarantee and promises quick relief for stomach liver and kidney complaints and backache
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R. M. James
Louellen
S. C
O. T. Erhart
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Beth
Pearl Street
S.J. de Ranitz & Co
Third St
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Hollisteer Davac Company
Madison
Martinique
Herald Square
N.Y
New York
William Taylor & Son Gncalar
St. Denis
J. H. Knothe
Wisconsin Eecate
S. Third ST
Hogan School
Sands
Lippincott’s
Main ST
Parker
LaCrosse
McKinley Post
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Batavian National
Pass
Wisconsin
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U. S
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South Fourth St. Lacrosse, Wis
Oyen’s
Cardiff
Wilmington Coal
Cass St
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Broadway
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