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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1909
Page
8
E. J. Tull transfers to Martha A. Phillips a lot in block 9 of the first addition to Spier and Canterbury's addition to the original plat of the village of North La Crosse. Consideration not stated.
Heavy rains following a cloudburst washed away miles of track on the Duluth South Shore and Atlantic railway between Calumet and Duluth. Train service is halted and farming losses are expected to be heavy.
Secretary J L Utermoeh reports the Wisconsin State Horticultural society holds an August 25 and 26 convention here. The institute style program invites farmers and city residents especially ladies to attend. Over 109 dollars in prizes for fruit and flower exhibits, open to all, with members favored for prizes. Membership costs 0 cents. Topics cover farm orchards, fruit culture, spraying, vegetables, and ornamentals with speakers from Dr T E Loope to J L Herbst and J W Ingham among others. Evening program includes lantern slides by Dr Elsom and music.
Ad for Hay's Cures eczema and skin diseases with bottles sold at druggists. Claims to keep skin fine and soft. prices 25 cents. Free books offered by Philo Bay Spec. Co. Newark New Jersey. include "The Care of the Skin" and "The Care of the Hair." Send 2 cents for free books.
Washington July 22 The comptroller of the currency designated South Omaha as a reserve city yesterday establishing a new status for its financial district and its national banking institutions.
Local horsemen report the Interstate fair grounds track is the best in the region after 500 loads of Grand Dad bluff soil were laid to firm the surface. Directors praise the improvement and plan enlarging the exposure building, with detailed plans to be reviewed at the next union meeting.
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