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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1909
Page
8
A vintage advertisement touts Cardus as a safe vegetable remedy for female illnesses. It claims fast relief from headaches nervousness dizziness and other pains by targeting the cause. A testimonial from Mrs J R Wilson of Scarbro W Va is cited praising instant benefits. Cardui is sold by all druggists.
The Pure Food movement pushes stricter milk controls with licenses and butter fat tests. Farmers adopt cream separators and milking machines to separate cream, improving quality and cash flow while skim milk feeds calves and swine. The Starch brothers’ cream separator factory highlights the method, noting its 19 year rise in use.
The Bitter Root Valley is presented as a prime domain for fruit growing and outdoor pursuits. It highlights abundant fishing for Rocky Mountain trout and other species, extensive big game, and climate benefits near Missoula and Anaconda. Notable buyers include university presidents and Minnesota figures, with growing investment in irrigation, an interurban line backed by Senator Clark, a beet sugar factory, canneries, and rising land values. Charles Heights Orchards in Bitter Root River offers beach land for development via O W Kerr Co. in Minneapolis.
The Bitter Root Valley in Montana’s Ravalli County stands poised for strong fruit growth after decades of successful cultivation. Hamilton, the county seat, anchors a 15,000-population region famed for scenic beauty and rich orchards. Historical land opportunities and rising values in comparable Western regions highlight the potential for investors and settlers.
The Bitter Root Valley offers strong fruit growing potential and ample outdoor pleasures. It highlights climate, settlement, market proximity, and abundant wildlife including deer and Rocky Mountain sheep. The region attracts buyers seeking summer homes and modest investments with high long term value.
The article details Trifugal separator makers and multiple La Crosse firms expanding hiring and output. It notes the 9500 rpm centrifugal design, Starch Brothers factory employing up to 40, with several major national producers, and local bridge and broom manufacturers expanding to meet rising demand.
President Wil Ott reports the Kuhn plant now in full operation with the crew not yet secured. Additions are expected in a few days, at which time the plant will run at full capacity.
Warm weather boosts business at the Ice Cream and Butter Company with plant nearing capacity. The firm serves a big city trade and a large rural trade across southeastern Minnesota, northeastern Iowa, and western Wisconsin. Hilliker and Riley begin manufacturing screen doors and window screens on North Third Street, securing several large spring contracts.
Smith Manufacturing receives daily shipments of hardwood wagon stock to replace losses from a ten day old fire. Dry sheds survived, allowing the Smith Brothers to keep the shop running full time without shutdown.
Work at La Crosse Rubber Mills on Indian Hill is in full swing with full-time staff and a larger workforce. Fall and winter goods are in production as demand outpaces capacity, while Summit Stove Works on Indian Hill runs overtime making heating stoves for next winter and Summit kitchen ranges.
Dispute with eastern city residents over extending a spur from the Green Bay tracks to the Hackner Altar works site is nearly resolved. The railroad company offers to lay the spur when needed, clearing the way for the factory.
The Woodmen graves will be decorated tomorrow morning at local cemeteries. Services honor the late Guy Talley with prayer by Rev. J. S. Lowe. The Hegge Brothers quartet performs and Benediction follows. Royal Neighbors join all three camps in a joint turnout and committees are named: Camp 360, Camp 507, Camp 9695 with assigned members.
A health warning urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of kidney or bladder trouble such as backache urinary irregularity and exhaustion. The notice claims quick relief by starting the remedy today.
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