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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1909
Page
8
Several circuit judges Helms Clementson Vinge and Par ish in surrounding circuits claim overwork and back a new five county circuit by adding one county from each. The proposal faces limited La Crosse bar support as they push for a municipal court in this city.
Dialogue from a Brooklyn exchange shows one person admitting past absence of treatment and planning present treatment on returning home, highlighting social norms around care and acknowledgment.
Senators crowd the gallery as Tillman delivers a prepared speech responding to President Harris's charge. He recalls negotiating with lawyers to buy land in Oregon tied to a road grant, claiming the price cap and subsequent sale to Southern Pacific raise questions about dishonesty and misconduct.
An advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a gentle safe bowel regulator and tonic that restores nature’s functions without griping or nausea. It claims cure for constipation with a money back guarantee if no entire satisfaction is achieved. O. T. Erhart, 431 Main St., offers two sizes at 25¢ and 10¢.
Rev. R L Van Nice buys the home of S H Opfer after leaving the presbyterian parsonage. Public school shutters a vacation Friday due to heating plant wiring issues. Forester large officers hosted by Mr and Mrs T F O'Brien. Various locals travel or visit relatives in Garner Kasson Minneapolis Des Moines and Ridgeway. Smallpox quarantine hits K V Ferris family with two children ill.
Miss Florence Bollman visited her grandparents the Pratt family near Waterville. Albert Laughlin returned to Harold after visiting his grandmother in Quasqueton. Martha Harwood resumed teaching in Quasqueton after vacation with her sister. Electrical work at the Missouri Iron plant near the Junction progresses with hopes of operation by February. Rev Langridge to remain Baptist pastor for the year. A stove incident at Stock & Co. left John Bieber badly burned. Ex-Representative Earle attended Des Moines legislature opening. Various social events including parcel showers for Hazel Cowan and a Winnetka visit. Weddings at St Patrick Church as Peter Regan and Hazel Cowan wed.
A coast train carried a grieving mother and the body of her two year old son Eldric from St Paul to Roundup Montana after he died aboard the train last evening. Mrs Antonia Moers will join her husband in their new home there but the loss darkens the homecoming.
A speaker denounces politics as harmful and adds a boastful note about triumphing in the debate. The remark reflects a combative stance and a belief in personal victory in argument.
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