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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
2
Atlanta June 5 Gov Hoke Smith showed interest in John Atkins aged 14 found in the state reformatory and the law was applied to place him in a prestigious school. The governor slept in the mansion and hinted at possible adoption.
In a loosely played contest Summer Wausau defeats La Crosse three times out of four while Romaine loses the opening game. The big twirler allows six hits as Winona ties Eau Claire in a separate matchup.
A field meet featuring ten schools is held at the fair grounds this afternoon. La Crosse expects strong showings from Sparta, Winona and the local team with medals awarded for first to third places. An Elks Hall reception with Kreutz's orchestra follows the event.
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered numbers and city names La Crosse Eau Claire Superior and vague team references. No coherent event, date, or outcome present to form a factual summary.
The schedule lists Winona visiting Wausau, La Crosse playing Superior, and Eau Claire facing Duluth as today’s matchups.
Wausau won to go three of four against La Crosse and drop the latter to second place. Lakoff pitched well allowing six hits, while Romaine’s errors cost several runs despite solid defense. La Crosse 26, Wausau 10. Batteries Lakoff Johnson Romaine Klein. Umpire Roberge.
Mullin leads to a tenth straight win as teammates Schaefer and Wagner sustain minor injuries but remain active.
Weather cancels all major league games with several rain delays. Detroit defeats Boston 5 0, while Cleveland-Washington and Philadelphia-Chicago were rained out. Minor leagues report scattered scores and rescheduled matchups amid wet conditions.
A historical note describes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as gently stimulating the liver and bowels to expel poisonous matter, cleanse the system, cure constipation and sick headache.
Superior Wisconsin defeated Duluth 8 to 2 as Baertechi pitched superbly and Thorson supported well. The game featured a tight battle, with Superior benefiting from recent team additions and signaling strong form for La Crosse and Winona next week. Batteries Baertechi Clapper Thorson Mueller.
Winona and Eau Claire played a tight game with three errors not proving costly for Winona as pitcher Converse and Moore limited scoring. Both pitchers performed well and the result leaves Winona on the road with tough games ahead after a 1 to 1 tie.
La Crescent faces Noxall at League Park Sunday in a decisive league game. Both teams have one win each. Nonstad Nosky arm Noxallis against Paul Smith for La Crescent. First pitch is at 3 o clock.
A series of statements from users across the United States praise Newbro's Herpicide as an effective dandruff cure and hair health product. Noted figures including A. E. Lanier of Denver and Charles Brown of Vancouver endorse the scalp cleaning and anti dandruff effects, with agents and sample requests.
Detroit defeats Boston by 9 to 5 after a streak of hits and Boston misplays. Mullin pitched a stellar game for his tenth win. Schaefer Wagner and Lord suffer minor injuries. rain cancels most other games. Cubs finalize a $10 000 bonus split at 666 66 per player. Batteries Morgan Burchell Donohue Mullin Schmidt.
Elderly men suffer kidney and bladder issues and enlarged prostate. Dexter Kentucky reader L. E. Morris reports his father improved after using Foley's Kidney Remedy, avoiding surgery. He credits the first bottle for relief and the second for continued improvement.
Chicago June 5. Stanford Illinois Chicago lead the field in a major track meet on Marshall Field. Stanford favored on year records, Illinois rich in depth, with Miller and Dohmen top contenders in mid distances. Notables include Wyman, Crawley, Stophlet and Hanley among others from Minnesota Purdue Indiana Western Reserve Colorado Northwestern Notre Dame.
The late Putnam Fuller of Lewis Valley was buried from his home Thursday. A number of his old time friends from La Crosse attended the services. Fuller was one of La Crosse county’s early settlers and the same pastor who married him and officiated at his golden wedding led the last rites.
Cold symptoms can weaken the body and lead to consumption. Foley's Honey and Tar cures persistent coughs that resist other treatments. Do not experiment with untried remedies as delay may let the cold settle in the lungs. O. T Erhart.
Delegates of the German Reformed Church at St John’s Reformed Church celebrate Calvin’s 400th anniversary. A motion proposes forming a federal union with the Presbyterian Church. debate ends with the matter laid on the table. Various classis committees are appointed for religious service, synodical work, education, missions, finance and more.
In Canton Minnesota Mrs P W Young returned from La Crosse after several days away. Mrs Sandberg departed for Pekot Minnesota following weeks with her daughter Mrs A B Hart. Mrs Boardman left Caledonia after visiting her son here. Miss Oxley went back to Decorah after time with the Masters family. Mr and Mrs H B Mitchell visited Clarksville to see his father. Will Gripple left Busse home for Lewiston. Miss Grace Haskins departed for La Crosse then Chicago before returning to Plainville Illinois. Miss Chloe Hudson left for Caledonia.
Local notice urges citizens to seek treatment for kidney and bladder troubles, claiming Foley's Kidney Remedy will quickly cure. Written by 0. T. Erhart.
Seiver Gunderson Louis Pederson and Siver Faulkdahl were arrested by Game Warden Holmes at Ettrick last Tuesday for dynamiting fish. They pleaded guilty and were fined 150 dollars plus costs.
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