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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
4
A health minded tip urges balanced living to prevent ailments caused by rich foods. It highlights E C Corn Flakes and Egg O See Wheat Flakes as a crisp breakfast option served with milk and fruit. The Egg O See process is cited as making these cereals especially healthful.
Gertrude Schreier 72 died at 2020 Main Street a week after husband Herman Schreier. The long‑time residents left seven children including Mrs Wagner Mathew Celia of the city, Mrs Anton Storkes of Cashton, Mrs Hanson of Bangor, Christ and William of Fort Smith. Funeral at St Joseph's Cathedral tomorrow at 9 am. Catholic cemetery interment with Fessler & Dahl in charge.
Unidentified tramp killed by Northwestern train near Medary is buried in a nameless grave at Oak Grove cemetery. Miller Brothers funeral home arranged the interment after his body was kept at the undertaker's. No identification could be found.
A Washington woman recounts a severe stomach illness, craving Grape-Nuts which she says digested easily and rebuilt her strength. She reports her baby fattened healthily on the cereal and credits predigested nutrition for lasting improvement. The ad ends urging readers to look in packages for The Road to Wellville and note there is a reason.
The La Crosse Gun Club hosts its second annual match at the Sawyer and Austin mill site. Thirty seven marksmen from multiple cities attend with professionals Graham Hughes Bills Stannard among participants. Local team wins silver cup. amateur and professional scores listed. moonlight river excursion follows.
The La Crosse Board of Trade debated its purpose and member cooperation. Speakers urged stronger participation and praised ongoing community projects while criticizing lack of action. Prof Albert Hardy spoke on education and the new normal school.
An advertised sale offers Elgin Waltham Hampden and Fine Swiss watches. Prices range from 4.65 to 20 and up, featuring men’s nickel, gold filled and solid gold models with different jewel counts and guarantees. Location: 322 Main Street.
Madison Wis June 2 If the faculty grants consent the University of Wisconsin baseball team will travel to Tokyo Japan in September to play ten games with Keio University The invitation covers all expenses Keio schedules an American opponent each fall and Wisconsin was invited this season through Genkwan Shibwata a Wisconsin student
Irvine's smarter styles in jewelry offer brooches veil pins rhinestone and novelty pins sash sets from 50c. Silverware cut glass brass and copper goods at popular prices. Alarm clocks 75c and up with small fancy bedside clocks and larger ones for library and dining room. W. T. Irvine 429 Main St La Crosse.
Work begins on the north side park along the Black River under Landscape Gardener Richard Iverson. Dredging and filling to raise the park two feet above water will commence, with plans including two gymnasiums, a central pavilion, and a large play area. boat owners face relocation.
Hellfach Jewelry announces a sale with solid gold items including brooches cuff buttons sockets signet rings and rings in varied price ranges. The ad touts the largest stock in the city and invites inspection of their large assortment.
North Side brief items note serious illness of John Wachter Sr at 601 Mill Street. Various residents move, travel plans, and social visits include A H Rogers leaving for a west trip and Miss Kathryn and Fay Allen visiting Chicago en route to Chicago. Local teams win with St James school 8 to 9 over St Marys. Sandpit Sluggers 5 to 0 over Maple Leafs. Community notices include births, hospital stays, and moved addresses. events: B Y P A Hard Time party, Campbell hall dance postponed.
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