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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1908

Page

8

What Ails You Golden Medical Discovery Claim

An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a liver invig orator stomach tonic and nerve strengthener. It lists ingredients from native plants and claims endorsements from medical authorities including university professors and doctors. It invites readers to send for a free booklet and to obtain a card containing endorsements.

Golden Medical Nys Johnson M. D Med Deps. Univ Er Ellingwood Bennett Medic R. V. Pierce Buffalo

White Caps kill claim jumper and daughter in Montana frontier

In Culbertson Montana two masked men seized John A Hayes and his eight year old daughter at dawn as long festering land dispute erupts in violence. Hayes shot back and died near his doorway. The attackers warned locals to vacate the land days earlier, widening a feud that drew in Walter Long and other claimants.

Culbertson Mont John A. Hayes Walter Long Hayes Long

Foley's Honey and Tar Promoted Against Consumption

An advertisement claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and prevents consumption, describing it as safe with a genuine yellow package. It appeals to readers to avoid unknown remedies and cites T. Erhart as the source.

Foley T. Erhart

Sky Rocket Injury Fatal in Waterloo Celebration

Mrs. C. Stoner of Nora Springs died from fireworks blast injuries after a spark ignited a sky rocket during Waterloo Iowa city celebration. She aged thirty five, left a husband and small child. windows shattered, crowd mood turned somber as the event ended.

Waterloo Iowa C. Stoner Nora Springs

Signature disputeover Prinzi will stalls probate ruling

The Prinzi probate trial nears a decision as Judge Frankberg weighs admitting the will. Two local bank cashiers testified the signature on the alleged will is not Peter Prinzi's, a key point in the contest by Russian relatives seeking to block admission.

Fergus Falls Minn Peter Prinzi Frankberg Prinzi

Gray hairs may secure a seat in the street car

An amused remark notes that elderly riders win seats on streetcars while offering no other practical value.

Beer goes to street numbers banned in Wright county

County Attorney Bradford Knapp of Wright county bans beer consigned to street numbers rather than names. He presides over confiscations and unsealing of shipments, most recently at Eagle Grove where sixteen cases addressed to street numbers were opened.

Iowa Falls Bradford Knapp Wright County Eagle Grove

Duluth Police Receive Kidnapping Letter Over Eight-Year-Old Olive

A. Duplan of Fort Killian asks Duluth police to aid in recovering his eight year old daughter Olive who disappeared June 17. He claims reason to believe she was kidnapped. Olive speaks English and French and has Buster Brown style hair.

Duluth A. Duplan Fort Killian Olive

Dam Weakens at Polar Star Plant Floods Strait River

High water in Straight river has weakened the Polar Star electric light plant dam near Faribault Minnesota and a portion of the structure has gone out. The race is nearly dry and many stranded fish are being caught by barefooted boys wading in the mud. The helping hand is never empty.

Faribault Minn Straight River Polar Star Electric Light Plant

Sparta to Eave five thousand bond for new school

Sparta Wis July 9. At a school meeting the district voted to bond for 5000 dollars to build a new West Side school house. Current expenses total 14000 dollars. The seven member school board proposal was defeated. Col R B McCoy was elected clerk replacing W H Blyton after twenty nine years. The meeting was quiet.

Sparta Wis Col. R. B. McCoy W. H. Blyton

Cautionary Note on Courtship Etiquette for Girls

A historical observation states that when a girl reaches fourteen, a man starts by tipping his hat to her half the time and soon does so constantly, reflecting social etiquette norms of the era.

Funeral for Mrs Travis Thursday in La Crosse

William Collins reports the death of his sister in law Mrs Nellie Travis in Los Angeles at age 48. She died suddenly last Friday and reached La Crosse by Milwaukee road at 5 pm yesterday. She leaves her son and daughter and will be buried at St Marys Catholic Cemetery after services at 8 am at residence and church. she was a Yeomen lodge member.

William Collins Northwestern Hotel Los Angeles Cal Nellie Travis la Crosse Milwaukee Road John Travis Fifteenth St. Mary's Church Father White Yeomen Lodge

Government Crop Condition Estimates Released

Crop reporting board notes corn acreage up 1.1 percent to about 1.065 million more acres. General crop condition July 1 listed at 82.2 percent. spring wheat 89.4 percent. winter wheat 80.6 percent. combined wheat average 83.9. Oats 85.7, barley 86.2, rye 91.2. On farms July 1 wheat remaining about 33.75 million bushels versus 54.853 million last year.

Washington, D. C Department of Agriculture

Mansfield man credits Foley’s Kidney Cure for health recovery

Ira W. Kelley of Mansfield, Pa., says he was in poor health for years with kidney and bladder trouble. He spent much on physicians without benefit until Foley’s Kidney Cure cured him and he urges others to try it, signing O. T. Erhart.

Ira W. Kelley Mansfield Foley O. T. Erhart

Is Found Slain in Field in Imlay South Dakota

Frank Bright assistant postmaster and merchant was found murdered in a corn field with six bullet wounds. Authorities say Bright had enemies over range land disputes and had a history of feuds with locals.

Imlay S. D Frank Bright Bright

Europeans Fearful of Fleet, Says Sailor After 73rd Atlantic Crossing

Poultney Bigelow, after returning to New York aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm, declares that European nations fear the American fleet. He notes rivals raise taxes to expand navies while Europe remains anxious about U S maritime power.

New York Poultney Bigelow Atlantic

Decisive battle believed after officials return to Del Rio

U S Marshal Nolte and District Attorney Boynton rush back to Del Rio from El Paso on word of a decisive engagement between Mexican troops and revolutionists. They had been to try six alleged insurgents but postponed hearings to July 15 to stop refugees crossing into Texas.

No Brewery Licenses Denied in Janesville

Officials reject brewery licenses under state law and reveal a plan to have individuals buy beer from Milwaukee and outside breweries and resell it to local saloons to circumvent the rule.

Janesville Wis Milwaukee

Frances Work of De Witt Reaches 100th Birthday

Frances Work of De Witt in Clinton county marked the 100th birthday. She came with her husband Alexander Work to Clinton county in 1842 and resided here since. He died in 1882 after entering the milling business and founding the Pacific house. She remains strong and healthy.

Clinton Iowa Frances Work de Witt Alexander Work Clinton County Pacific House Work

Bangor Wis Social Notes Reach Across Towns

Mrs Lester Bowen left Saturday for a week with relatives at Black River Falls. Mr and Mrs Emil Lenzinger who spent the Fourth visiting relatives returned to Minneapolis Sunday. Miss Gertrude Sweet after a three weeks visit with friends returned to Greenwood Wis Monday. Miss Mollie Edwards of Sparta visited Monday. Mrs D O Olivier after four weeks with parents returned to St Paul Tuesday. G C Groezinger was a La Crosse caller Sunday. Roy Wakeman spent Sunday at La Crosse with his sister Mrs H Trepte. Mr and Mrs H Peters of Mexico are visiting the latter's parents Mr and Mrs J D Vaughan. Mr W H Vaughan of Milwaukee is in the city. Misses Mattie Wilkie and Libbie Vaughan returned from a three days visit at Viroqua Sunday. Mr and Mrs C C Johnson spent Sunday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs A Darling. Miss Lena Myers left Monday for La Crosse for an extended visit with sister Mrs Solberg. Mr Ed Morris of West Salem spent Sunday visiting friends. Mrs C W Holtz and daughter Helen spent a few days last week visiting friends at West Salem. Mr and Mrs Hugo Hussa are visiting relatives at Baraboo Wis. Crystal Baebler was a La Crosse shopper Tuesday. Nelson Plaff and sister Essie spent the Fourth at Tomah. Miss Lena Myer visited at Tomah Saturday. Gus Vaughan of Minneapolis is visiting relatives and friends.

Will Williams Angelo Williams West Salem Kittle Winifred Callahan Presho Muriel Beckford B. L. Bonn Wonever Chas. Tobey Phillips Harold Peterson P. H. Sheldon Bangor Abe Abrahams Vol Fred Brant Winona Maude Leighton Black River Falls Bertha Paulson Nettie Jones Tomah Gertrude Madden New Lisbon H. Mathews la Crosse Lester Bowen Eltf Emil Lenzinger Minneapolis Gertrude Sweet Greenwood Wis Mollie Edwards Sparta D. O. Olivier St. Paul G. C. Groezinger Roy Wakeman H. Trepte H. Peters Mexico J. D. Vaughan W. H. Vaughan Milwaukee Mattie Wilkie Libbie Vaughan Viroqua C. C. Johnson A. Darling Lena Myers Mrs. Solberg Ed Morris C. W. Holtz Helen Hugo Hussa Baraboo Crystal Baebler Nelson Plaff Essie Lena Myer Gus Vaughan

Whitebreast Coal Company Wins County Contract

The county courthouse and jail coal contract was won by Whitebreast Coal Company. Their bid is $5.15 per ton through September 1 and $5.30 per ton from then to April 1, 1909. The sole competitor, Thomas and Eberhardt, bid $5.29 through September 1 and $5.85 afterward, five cents higher.

Whitebreast Coal Company Thomas and Eberhardt Company

Trade ruse to draw natural expression in photo

A photographer arranged a pose with the sitter who admitted the smile was a deliberate trade trick to look natural. The exchange occurred as the photo was taken, with the sitter saying he would take a drink with pleasure.

London

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