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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1908

Page

4

Modesty and home remedies for female ailments promoted

A dramatic promotion of Dr. Pierce's remedies asserts women avoid uncomfortable exams by writing for free consultation. It trumpets Favorite Prescription as a trusted, nonsecret treatment for female weaknesses and uterine displacements, and Golden Medical Discovery for blood purification, with All-Healing Salve and Pleasant Pellets as companions.

Pierce R. ¥. Pierce Buffalo N. Y Dr. Pierce Main St Golgen

Historic New York church ends banns reading

The Little Church Around the Corner in New York City stops reading banns after Pastor George C. Houghton denounces the practice. The change ends the era of hurried marriages at the church once linked to George Holland's funeral.

New York New York City George C. Houghton Church of the Transfiguration Little Brown Twentyninth Street Holland

Robert Coney Celebrates Eighty Fifth Birthday in La Crosse

North side resident known as Judge recalls early La Crosse when the North side was small and prairie east of Twelfth street. At eighty five he remains in good health, visiting friends daily, and lives at the corner of St. Cloud and Caledonia.

Robert Coney Mr. Coney North Side la Crosse Fifth Ward Coney Lower Mill Street Twlefth Street St. Cloud Caledonia Street

St James Club Nominates Murphy President for 1908

At a St James club meeting Rev Ambrose Murphy was nominated for president for the coming year. Members approved decorating plans for the church interior to be designed by artists at an estimated 2000 dollars. A new altar and roof repairs were discussed as priorities.

St. James Club Ambrose Murphy Egid Hackner Peter Nelson Charles Yehle Charles .Ehle Arthur J. Roberge L. E. Lavaque William Dwyer Edward Schomers Thomas Morris

North Side Bimiefts and Military Signals Bill

Local notes report John T. Evans returning from Racine with daughter Miss Sloie Evans while Mrs. George Jenks and son suffer la grippe at 1423 Kane. Senator Burkett introduces a reforming signal corps bill in Washington aimed at scientific study and aerial navigation expansion with a large proposed officer and enlisted establishment. The measure seeks rapid modernization of US military communications.

United States Burkett Nebraska Signal Corps Department Taft Manchuria Japan France Germany Britain Italy War Department

North La Crosse Progressive League Banquet Set

A large turnout is anticipated for the first annual banquet at North Presbyterian church parlors on January 22. Sen. W. C. Owen will respond to the toast Our Waterways and Fred H. Hartwell will speak on The North La Crosse Progressive League. Tickets are selling briskly.

North la Crosse Progressive League North Presbyterian Church W. C. Owen Maiden Rock Fred H. Hartwell

Leg Pinched Between Cakes Causes Injury in Ice Storing

Frank Stifter of Wall and Charles streets was injured when his leg got pinched between two ice cakes on a slide while storing ice for C. L. Jenks. He remained in serious condition last night, barely able to walk, and will be laid up for a few days.

Frank Stifter Wall Charles Street Mr. Stifter C. L. Jenks

Coffee Benefit For St James Church At Mrs McCormac Home

Tomorrow afternoon and evening a coffee will be given at the home of Mrs W C McCormac for the benefit of St James church. She is assisted by Mesdames Anthon Miller Corrigan Smith McGrath Devine Mullen Collins Morrelli and Carter.

W. C. McCormac St. James Church Anthon Miller C. Corrigan J. Smith E. McGrath William Devine J. Mullen Willim Collins J. E. Morrelli J. E. Carter

Noria Sets Endurance Kiss Record in Opera

New York report details Noria a dramatic soprano with the San Carlo company holding an endurance kiss record of 295 seconds during the Aida performance. The stunt features Aida and Radames embraced as the earth reportedly turns 810 miles beneath them and includes interval behind the curtain.

New York Noria San Carlo Grand Opera Company Aida Radames St. Louis Europe

Local Notes From Viroqua and Surrounding Areas

L C Boyle made a business trip to Soldiers Grove on Thursday. The Ladies Aid of the Congregational church raised 920.00 last year. Bernice Fawcett was sick with bilious trouble a few days. Ben Farom hosted friends Friday night. Knights of Pythias added Mr. Odlum Tuesday. Fred Eckhart did business in Chicago Tuesday. Libbie Spellum to visit brother Albert Spellum in La Crosse Sunday. Chris Jacobson of Springville was weak on Wednesday. Mrs. T. J. Wettie remains sick with pneumonia. Beatrice Erickson ill with grip. High school seniors chose an owl on a half moon as class pin. Austin Jennings of La Farge visited his daughters. Minie Nelson of Coon Valley attends Viroqua High again after la grippe. Andrew Baldwin and wife left for Des Moines to visit daughter Maude Rummel. Gunder Kalverstrand recovering from pneumonia at brother Ole’s. Mrs. Martin Thompson at La Crosse Lutheran hospital improving. may return home next week. Mrs. Alban Lindemann recovering from la grippe. A F Drew and Joseph Holak in Viroqua on legal business. Frank Smith of Roger, N D, visiting uncle Lyle Tate and relatives. Sophia Nelson stayed with S E Jerman family. returned to West Prairie Wednesday.

L. C. Boyle Soldiers’ Grove Congregational’ Church Bernice Fawcett Ben Farom Knights of Pythias Mr. Odlum Fred Eckhart Chicago Libbie Spellum Albert Spellum la Crosse Chris Jacobson Springville T. J. Wettie Eeatrice Erickson Austin Jennings la Farge Henry Shreve Julia Jennings Minie Nelson Coon Valley Viroqua High School Andrew Baldwin Maude Rummel Des Moines Gunder Kalverstrand Ole Kalverstrand Martin Thompson Lutheran Hospital Alban Lindemann la Grippe A. F. Drew Joseph Holak Viroqua Frank Smith Roger, N. D Our City Lyle Tate Sophia Nelson S. E. Jerman

Chicago and Minneapolis Grain and Market Rates Summary

Daily markets report shows May wheat trading around 1.02 with narrow ranges and May corn near 59 to 60, oats at about 53 to 54, and May pork around 13.30 to 18.42. Minneapolis readings for May and July futures show values near 1.08 to 1.10, reflecting limited swings and steady demand.

Miner & Co Chicago Minneapolis

Daily Market Summary Mixed U.S. and Liverpool Prices

Liverpool opening wheat and corn lower amid global supply. Hogs receipts at 56,000 with leftovers 2,961. cattle 37,000 steady to 10c lower. sheep 23,000 steady. New York stocks mixed. Knickerbocker Trust extension pending. Westinghouse plans to publish. Molten market notes: copper buyers cautious, iron and steel interest steady, and January traffic recovery by New York C. officials. Prices for produce and groceries listed for the week, including apples, cranberries, oysters, potatoes, and vegetables.

New York London Knickerbocker Trust Permanet Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co N.Y. C Alton

Wheat and Corn Weekly Grain Totals

On passage Wheat last week 33,298,000. prior week 31,688,400. last year 26,488,000. Corn last week 8,407,000. prior week 9,303,000. last year 14,699,000.

Wheat and corn market cautious on European demand

Chicago brokers report no near wheat advance and call for new crop damage or market-changing news. Logan Bryan says little buying unless conditions change. White & Co. expects a sizable corn break soon.

Chicago Lyle T. A. McIntyre Co Europe Logan Bryan White & Co

Local Residents Arrive and Depart for Nearby Work

Dresbach residents Fred Buerek Hollis and Arthur Dickson left Sunday for Pontius South Dakota to work on the railroad. Henry Stienstra of Austin Minnesota visits relatives in town. Baker and Johnson cut wood for brick yards. Agnes Wasanoski of La Crosse visits relatives here. Miller Bros saw lumber on Pea ridge. Donard Helsaple and son Cecil of La Crosse visit Rube Donaldson. Millicent Rady visits friends in La Crosse. Dora ONeill on sick list. Pat Kerrigan and family visiting relatives at Wika Minnesota. Thos Bortles of Ableman Wisconsin visiting relatives on the ridge. Don Moore on sick list. Waton and Shadboldt of La Crosse were callers last Thursday.

Fred Buerek Hollis Arthur Dickson Pontius S. D Henry Stienstra Austin

Frank Collier Receives Government Post in Washington

Frank W. Collier, former owner of Collier pharmacy on the North side, has been awarded a lucrative sinecure in Washington. He departed Saturday and will assume his duties today.

Frank W. Collier Collier Pharmacy North Side Washington,d. C

Butter and Poultry Prices Rise in City Markets

Dairy butter climbed to 25 and 28 cents per pound while creamery butter gained one cent on wholesale markets. Lard moved to 10 cents, hams to 10 cents, and dried beef to 15 and 17 cents. Langdon & Boyd Packing quotes wholesale changes: old chickens 7, young ducks 7 to 8, turkeys 10 to 12, ducks 9, geese 8 cents per pound.

Hawley Com. Co A. B. Moll Blue Point Prissey, Dumen Orr Dore Creamery Pfitter Langdon & Boyd Packing Company

Invention Promises Japanese Typewriting Machine

A new typewriting device capable of writing Japanese has been announced. The inventor notes the machine may feel tired after extensive use, humorously acknowledging the practical limits of early automation.

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