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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

5

Carnival Vision for the Mississippi River Carnival

Davenport correspondent Melville E. Trux urges a September river carnival to draw outlying district residents to the river. He argues the plan will showcase the river’s potential, mobilize support for deepening navigation, and benefit Cedar Rapids Des Moines Peoria and other river cities. He criticizes railroad influence and predicts the Panama Canal will amplify river traffic.

Melville E. Trux the Tribune Mississippi River Trux Davenport Mr. Trux Iself Mississippi Valley Congress Cedar Rapids Des Moies Peoria Great River James J. Hill Hill Panama Canal Pacific

River steamers to ease freight from factories and farms

Mr. Trux discusses plans seen at the Denver Convention to build river steamers that can navigate shallow water and carry goods from factories and farms to the south southwest and foreign ports. He notes investor interest from distant capitalists and traces his Mississippi Valley roots from Sparta Wisconsin to Davenport.

Trux East Mississippi Valley Sparta Wis Mississippi River Davenport The Tribune

Carlisle man reports four years of relief from kidney disease

G B Burhans of Carlisle Center N Y writes that after taking less than two bottles of Foleys Kidney Cure four years ago his brick dust sediment pain and kidney symptoms disappeared and have not returned He says he is cured and recommends the remedy to others suffering kidney or bladder trouble O T Erhart

G. B. Burhans Carlisle Center N. Y Foley O O. T. Erhart

Picnic plans for Winona La Crosse Red Men joint outing

Preparations are advancing for a large joint picnic of the Winona and La Crosse Red Men at Dakota Park on Sunday July 19. La Crosse party travels by steamer La Crosse and barge, Winonans depart 8 a m on the Ideal and barge. Music dancing contests promised if weather remains fair.

Winona and la Crosse Red Men Dakota Park Dakota la Crosse Winonans Ideal

Winona Expects Hatfield Excursion Train Run

Definitive word confirms a Green Bay road excursion from Winona to Hatfield next Sunday. The 8:00 a.m. departure from Winona will return at 7:30 p.m. Visitors gain about five hours to view the engineering feat nearing completion. A full Burlington depot train load is anticipated on Sunday.

Green Bay Road Winona Hatfield Burlington

Behrens Reports Saengerfest Plans Progressing Nicely

President Theo G Behrens of Chicago and executive member of the Saengerfest says plans here this month are advancing well and anticipate one of the most successful fests since the organization with enthusiasm eclipsing all previous events.

Theo. G. Behrens Chicago Mr. Behrens

Fresh Faces Seen In Local News Circulation

A wave of new residents appears in town life as several fresh personalities surface in community events. The newcomer presence shapes social groups, volunteer drives, and neighborhood projects during the season.

Anna Hickisch Tells of Travels to South Africa and England

Anna Hickisch Howland recounts about one and a half years in South Africa singing in Cape Town and Pietermaritzburg and meeting Rudyard Kipling and the king of Natal. She describes uprisings, rickshaw travel, cab fares, and her five months in London performing in Manchester and Liverpool.

Anna Hickisch-Howland South Africa England Rudyard Kipling Natal Africa Cape Town Pietermaritzburg Durban London Gus Kerker Manchester Liverpool America France Madeira Islands Duchess of Sutherland Edward I Frederick Bridge Howland Frederick Cowan Sir Elgar

Kidney Cure Ad Warns Against Summer Irregularities

An early 20th century notice promotes Joley's Kidney Cure by O. T. Erhart urging immediate attention to kidney irregularities caused by excessive heat or drinking during the summer.

Joley O. T Erhart

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