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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
An advertisement extols S S S as a plant based blood purifier and tonic claiming safety free of minerals and benefits for rheumatism catarrh ulcers malaria scrofula and skin diseases. It markets a book and free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA and touts its historic balance with nature.
Mrs Eleanor T Jones of Roxbury Massachusetts reports that after years of inflammatory rheumatism she tried S S S or S S remedy and her chemist son judged it free of potash or ethers. She says the cure is permanent and she has no rheumatism despite damp cold exposure.
Yesterday results show Superior defeating La Crosse 7 to 3 in a home matchup while Rochester handed Red Wing a 3 to 0 loss. Wausau beat Eau Claire 5 to 3 and Duluth topped Winona 5 to blank.
La Crosse visits Superior while Winona travels to Duluth and Rochester goes to Red Wing. Wausau plays at Eau Claire as fans anticipate nearby rivalry clashes.
La Crosse visits Duluth while Winona travels to Superior Rochester heads to Eau Claire and Red Wing plays at Wausau in four regional showdowns.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh with a $100 reward for any failing case, claims internal administration and blood action, and promises testimonials. It also urges Hall's Family Pills for constipation and ends with a preacherlike quip about heaven and forgiveness.
In Superior Wisconsin on June 2 a wild long barrage carried Superior past La Crosse 7 to 2. Baertschi and Peterson held the mound, while Clemens and McCulloch led the offense with multiple hits and home run chances. Umpires were McDermott.
The North Side Amusement Association plans to stage the U S carnival the week starting July 4 if the city council approves the permit. R C LeBurne of Cosmopolitan Carnival represented the show and the committee expects quick approval at the Friday June 11 meeting. Local merchants back the event for the trade and publicity it brings.
Joe Killian blasts a seventh inning homer with two on to secure a 7 5 victory for Duluth over the White Sox. Kilian drove in the decisive run as the game featured multiple hits, walks, and errors, with Klingebiel Prater Baillies and fielding plays shaping the result.
A jumble of short notices lists people visiting, traveling, and returning to the North Side. Entries mention Mrs McCann leaving for Montana, visits with governors, trips to Chicago and Milwaukee, a newborn at 1027 Caledonia, a sprained ankle, and a church project at Soldiers Grove, with residents attending events and traveling to various cities.
L H Stickler moves family to Avalanche Wisconsin to buy a woolen mill. Woman's Mission Circle meets at Mrs Charles Blanchard home. Mrs William Dwyer leaves for Eau Claire to visit friends. John Pugh Milwaukee road conductor travels to Mankato to visit parents. Ben Wilcox visits from Fennimore Wisconsin. Ella Singer vacationing in Wilton Wisconsin. Mrs Kendall confined with pneumonia at Caledonia home. Mrs P Pierce hosts Ladies Society German Lutheran church. Misses Juanita Decehler Edith Weiner host Young People's Society German Lutheran church. Mrs Fred Schweigert travels to St Paul to visit husband. Milwaukee fast mail train No 5 due 10 45 am, 25 minutes late.
The article outlines the planned reallocation of chairs within the state central committee. It states that if the current arrangement proceeds, the five commission chair will shift, with Lieutenant Governor Smith proposed as executive chairman and A. D. Brown to chair the committee.
In Winona Minnesota a woman named Mrs William Redmann died saving two children who ran into the street car path. She fell under the coach and the rear wheels crushed her head as the motorman pulled the child away. The incident occurred in June with an honest painter quote noted.
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