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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
10
The article emphasizes eye refractive disorders as a key health factor. It notes headaches, insomnia, vertigo, and general decline tied to uncorrected refractive issues. Dr. J R Shannon cites links between eye strain and systemic symptoms and praises proper glasses by Dr. H C Evason at Fifth and Main Streets.
In Ingraham county on July 22 residents voiced disapproval of Reuben Gray’s offer of marriage to Mary Maillon known as Typhoid Mary. If Gray proceeds, organizers say he should take his intended spouse elsewhere in the state.
Minnesota reports that a ten year lease held by Griggs Cooper and Co blocks the new Union station. Great Northern Railway owns land from Third Street to Dayton's Bluff and may build its own station once the lease ends. The city faces sewer and hillside flood risks as water inundates the area and residents wade through streets turned to lakes.
G M Anderson assistant in the attorney general’s office said federal action could follow if listed companies cannot prove clear title to Mille Lacs reservation timber. The government alleges Weyerhaeuser Lumber Foley Bean C A Smith D M Sabin and Wilder estate stripped Mille Lacs white pine worth about 3 million dollars.
After two days of record rains in Duluth Minnesota a cloudburst on Wednesday night caused widespread destruction. The preliminary loss is estimated at 1.5 million dollars and three people lost their lives. Two children were swept away.
The Iowa board of pardons recommends Gov. Carroll grant an unconditional pardon to Samuel Francis Smith, son of the hymn author, convicted five years ago of perjury, larceny and embezzlement. Smith, 72, formerly Davenport mayor, would return to Newton Center, Massachusetts if pardoned.
George Givans of Luck Wisconsin was arrested on charges of beating Mrs. Henry Smith and attempting to kidnap her seven year old son Vincent Smith. He was arraigned in Minneapolis police court, the case continued to July 27 with bail set at $1000.
Kenosha Wis July 23 The search for Joseph R Clarkson who disappeared a week ago is now focused in the city. Police believe he is simply resting from his legal work and expect his reappearance of his own accord. An office break in Monday suggests he may have looked over papers but nothing was disturbed.
Ella Gingle, acquitted of larceny in a sensational case alleging an attempted white slave trafficking, plans to leave Chicago Wednesday for Larme Antrim Ireland after a welfare conference in the attorney’s office. She said she wishes to stay and own a lace store in Chicago. Rev J J Clemens has returned from Red Wing Minn.
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