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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1907
Page
6
A Berlin surgeon will be in La Crosse at Hotel Crosse from 9 A M to 8 P M on Monday June 17 1907 and the fourth Monday thereafter for consultation and examination free. He treats nervous debility blood poison rheumatism enlarged veins fistula piles rectal kidney bladder lingering ailments with no charge for consultation.
An advertisement by a medical specialist invites men with varicocele and allied disorders to visit his office for explanations of his cure method. He promises safe quick permanent results at reasonable fees and offers free initial counsel. He also appeals to women with headaches menstrual pain and uterine displacements to seek his care, noting many have been treated and can be referred to cured patients.
Owing to persistent weather, city projects halt for a week with no street or sidewalk improvements. Contracts for paving remain, creosote and brick work await better conditions while macadam efforts pause. The board warns residents to trim trees per ordinance and will bill owners for trimming crews.
Wisconsin volunteer firefighters prepare for the Wisconsin State Firemen’s association convention and tournament in Horicon on June 19 to 22. Mayor Sherburn M. Becker of Milwaukee will attend and give an address, with a Milwaukee fire department team joining the tournament.
Karleton Hackett urged broader use of English by American singers at the Illinois Music Teachers convention in Moline. He called provincial the push for foreign languages in opera and recitals, arguing it harms enunciation of English. Talks followed by Allen Spencer E M Latimer and W F Spry. Rudolph Ganz presented last night’s piano program.
A promotional notice declares that Dr L M Turbin of Chicago offers specialized treatment for nervous and chronic illnesses. It says his methods deliver quick relief, with patients managed individually and often cured, and that he will be at Hotel La Crosse on Monday June 17 for consultations.
Nelli says her heart is broken as Belle confirms this is her first love affair. The exchange highlights youthful romance and emotional impact within their circle.
Miss Katie Gibson leaves as assistant principal and will not teach next fall in Galesville. Various residents travel, visit, or fall ill. slumber party at Miss Gertrude Sweet’s draws local youth. Dr. O Evans testifies in Compton case in Winona. families and friends visit La Crosse and nearby towns.
Mr Polzin appears about town after long illness. P R Dickson summoned to North Dakota for mason work. Miss Flossie Gaskill out of Strongs due to sore finger. Many residents traveled to Dakota for the mission's opening night. Streets improve as poll tax workers rally. Charles H Rausch serves as street commissioner. Milwaukee Road expands near Dresbach with steel and surface work. Young women rehearse for a children day event. Louise Polzin excels with her Kodak posting friend views. Dresbach reports a strong nine for baseball this year.
Residents from La Crosse and Onalaska enjoyed outings to the Hotel May in West Salem. Roberts hall commencement honors impressed, with the class delivering a fine school play and solid progress across grades. Local trades and road work receive notes as do plans to boost home merchant prosperity through local shopping.
A second warrant is sworn for A W Rennebohm La Crosse street saloon keeper after Rev L Sanders a minor witness testifies he bought liquor in a late night saloon. Complainant Rev Henry Etzelmueller files fifth case amid prior acquittals with additional trials set next week.
A night operator in a country town offers insights into a train’s movements and rail life. He describes schedules, signals, and the weary routine of nightly duties that reveal behind the scenes transportation operations.
The statement notes the average man prioritizes enduring the summer over choosing travel plans. It emphasizes practical concerns like heat, routines, and sustaining daily activity rather than leisure destinations. The focus is on resilience and steady progress through the season.
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