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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1915
Page
2
Goodyear adds half a million dollars in better tire features this year mainly via extra rubber. These enhancements raise cost but promise superior tires that outsell competitors and boost profits, while noting that omitting the extras would save money but reduce performance and sales.
Goodrich National Touring Bureau announces safety clearance on most transcontinental highways. Large mountain passes in the western ranges are now cleared allowing travelers to proceed coast to coast.
In Chicago on June 10 an 15 year old bride ad brings hundreds of daily calls and fuse failures. Officials blamed call volume for outages but failures persist despite fewer calls, with officials baffled by what causes the burning orbs over wires.
Col Bickford tears down a barbed wire fence after Sukey urges him to respect Rebecca Dobson. Rebecca confronts the boundary dispute and the two reach a reconciliation as Sukey blessing the couple notices the moment under moonlight. Sukey plans to repair the land and celebrate the new unity.
An old advice column extols a complexion lotion made from spur max and hot water to reduce shine and roughness while whitening the skin. It also recommends washing the hair with canthrax dissolved in hot water to remove dandruff and produce bright, fluffy, manageable hair.
Trempealeau bay will host the YMCA boys camp from June 23 to 30 for members and non members. About 30 to 40 boys are expected to attend for eight days of boating swimming hunting and hiking led by scouts.
At the annual meeting in the Chaseburg school house on Monday evening, attendees discussed important questions relating to school affairs. Local residents visiting La Crosse include Miss Helen Eckholm and Miss Letha Hoyt. Numerous residents made business trips to La Crosse, including C. C. Robertson, Hans Knutson, Charles Kuester, Fay Briggs, and Albert Dummer. The Graf family left for Prosper, Minnesota, after an extended visit. Ever Hellerud and his sister returned home from La Crosse after a short stay.
Police broke up a lovers idyll at a New York delicatessen arresting Frank Terramorse 25 and Mrs J F Molers 26 both of Fruitvale California on a charge by the woman’s husband. Both are musicians with Molers a singer and Terramorse an orchestra member.
A cautious clerk assists a poor purchaser by avoiding aggressive selling and focusing on needed items rather than pushing all merchandise in the store.
Commander Clark L. Hood of the Wilson Colwell post of the Grand Army of the Republic will represent La Crosse at the forty ninth annual encampment of the G A R of Wisconsin in Wausau on June 14 15 and 16. Auxiliary societies of the post and the John Flynn post may also be represented.
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