World Van Hise Names Tombarry as Goat
A terse notice reports World Van Hise appointing Tombarry to a goat role, signaling a shift in leadership. No further details were provided in the readable fragment.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
2
A terse notice reports World Van Hise appointing Tombarry to a goat role, signaling a shift in leadership. No further details were provided in the readable fragment.
Madison reports President Van Hise announced Thomas Barry former Wisconsin football coach will serve as a physical training instructor at 1500 dollars annually He will start after February and focus on outdoor athletics especially baseball and football while indoor prep work occurs during winter Students urged to buy coupon books to fund athletics with a required minimum of 1000 books to retain intercollegiate sports including baseball and track.
An article warns against overworking the stomach and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy. It claims tablets ease dyspepsia indigestion and related symptoms, improve gastric juice flow, and demand rest for digestion. It notes the product is sold at 50 cents per package and offers free samples.
The Mexican presidential residence sits on a cliff two miles south of Mexico City, atop Chapultepec hill. Surrounded by cypress trees, marble terraces overlook a vast valley. the castle links to a famous 1847 U S military triumph and to the broader history of both nations.
Four high school girls who walked out Friday over alleged teacher discrimination were expelled today by a unanimous vote of the Carmi board and marched back to school. The incident centers on a private examination granted to a classmate.
A general meeting of La Crosse Interurban Telephone customers in Barre Mills is held tonight. Secretary J. G. Schweizer attends as the company seeks to settle ongoing trouble with dissatisfied patrons and similar propositions on both sides.
From October to May colds are the most frequent cause of headache. Laxative Bromo Quinone removes the cause. E. W. Grove on box 25c.
La Crosse Mutual Loan and Building association directors were elected last evening at Henry Niebuhr’s offices. Old directors William Luening Henry Niebuhr Nic Haerter Carl Kurenacker William J Fries Frank Schwalbe William Torrance John Schneeberger Gus A Keller Carl F Runckel Charles Preutz Jr Otto Bosshard Alfred Bosshard George H Grdon Louis Pamperin returned to the board. Officers for 1908 to be chosen next Friday at the same location.
Johnny Coulon fights Kiddurphy in Peoria while Ferrell meets Lamor Ma at Peoria O Connell faces Kid Meekler in Peoria Goodman meets Sell in Peoria Gardner battles Mustaire in Sacramento Amby Gary faces Martin Canole in Polish town Carley Reilly opposes Al Emmick in Santa Rosa Theel squares off with Tommy Langdon in Philadelphia.
In Washington on January 29 the Senate and House focused on revising the federal criminal code. Much rhetoric and attempts to criminalize numerous actions filled the debates as members sought to bolster the prohibition on senators and representatives earning outside income while in office. Representative Norris of Nebraska moved an amendment restricting lawmakers from profiting off preexisting property to fund living costs in Washington, challenging the widespread buncombe.
Mr Norris urged an amendment banning executives from certain cross entanglements and receiving compensation, arguing it would supersede other provisions. He criticized demagoguery in the debate, noting the path through a difficulty may be rougher but safer than the indirect route.
A concise opinion note argues that good intentions alone do not guarantee achievement and stresses practical steps, discipline, and consistent effort as keys to real success.
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