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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
7
New York June 3. Arthur L Hoe son of Robert Hoe acknowledged to his own counsel that he acted foolish with the woman Mae Sullivan in a breach of promise case seeking 225000 dollars. Justice Gavegan charged the jury as evidence was heard. a verdict was anticipated before night.
Neurasthenia is exhaustion of the nervous system caused by prolonged mental or physical work, poor sleep, bad diet, stress, or illnesses like grip. Symptoms include oversensitivity, irritability, worry, headache, and nausea. treatment focuses on nourishing nerves through blood-building nutrition and non alcoholic tonics like Dr. Williams Pink Pills. Your druggist sells them and two books on health are offered free if you mention this paper.
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin June 3 The St Gabriel's church May festival at the parish hall netted 250 dollars to fund church building repairs. Also notes list local visits births and business trips including Mrs Coleman hosting a club meeting and trips by Dr Fallis and bank president Vaughn among others.
Monday and Tuesday the Mr. and Mrs. Jule Vernon are seen in the city for a few days prior to fulfilling their final engagement of the season in a Chicago theater.
Funeral rites for five year old Alfred Schrank proceed at St. Josephs cathedral Thursday at 9 a m. Body conveyed from 107 North Third Street residence of A A Fessler. Father Sluyter to officiate with interment in Catholic cemetery.
The forest service has been requested to cooperate with the port authorities of Coos Bay Washington in planting to control shifting sand dunes.
Poslam promotes rapid relief for pimples rash eczema acne and scalp conditions. It claims overnight results with small amounts and stops itching. Free sample offered by Emergency Laboratories New York. Poslam Soap medicated improves skin and hair. large 25 cents, toilet 15 cents.
Alderman Paul W. Mahoney blames City Engineer George P. Bradish for delaying the Rose Street viaduct project. Letters from railroad officials show four proposed designs awaiting the city’s choice, with Milwaukee and La Crosse Railway representatives pressing for action before fall. Larson of the city and Roemer of the railroad commission cite awaiting city approval as the cause of the two year delay.
Review notes a six part Kleine feature Between Savage and Tiger at the Majestic. Describes tense scenes with wild animals and dangers in Indian jungles and native Hindus, praising authenticity and risk to actors. Shown today and tomorrow.
A. Jackel purchased property in the Esperson and Burns addition for 150 dollars from Augusta Herling Hulda Cox and Amelia Zimmerman. Deeds were filed with Register of Deeds Andrew Thompson this morning. It is noted that forest fire lookouts are best seen shortly after daylight and before sunset. Concert tonight at the Normal School auditorium.
EF. T. Stotesbury of Drexel & Co. and partner in J. P. Morgan & Co. is chosen to lead the Reading Company, succeeding the late George F. Baer as president of the Reading railroad and coal holding system centered in Philadelphia.
Kindergarten pupils from ten city schools, mostly five year olds, will assemble at Myrick park Thursday afternoon for a lawn fete at 3 30 o clock. About 500 children will perform folk dances under Miss Senton of the Franklin school, who directs the event. The entertainment promises charm and color.
An 18 year old asked what income is needed when scraping by on less than 15000 dollars a year. If a pint costs four cents, the expense to feed a tenement baby would be calculated by multiplying pint cost by daily, weekly, or monthly consumption, outlining annual milk expense.
An advertisement touts Eckman’s Alterative as effective for tuberculosis and lung conditions. It cites a case from New York and an affidavit by Mary Korhamer claiming relief from night sweats and fever after using the product. The notice urges readers to avoid substitutes and contact Eckman Laboratory for a booklet of recoveries.
Mrs Alice Stebbins Wells famed Los Angeles policewoman will discuss her work at the First Methodist church Sunday evening in La Crosse Mayor Ori J Sorensen will introduce her The lecture has drawn attention nationwide with churches planning to shift services to attend B S Steadwell president of the Worlds Purity Federation arranged the appearance in La Crosse
Ten year old jack pine trees in Nebraska sand hills have grown large enough to yield fence posts. Last year the plantation produced its first seed crop, signaling future timber output.
Zion City police appealed to the board of safety for new notebooks to log names of violators of the anti smoking ordinance passed two weeks ago. The measure lists twenty three clauses targeting nicotine users forbidden to smoke within four feet of others or their premises near public buildings.
Mary Jane and JTrra Richardson transferred property in Bangor to August Heller for $1 and other considerations.
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