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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1915
Page
17
Goodyear plans spend about $500,000 this year on tire betterments while predicting users will save about $5,000,000 in 1915. A prior price cut on February 1st marked a third cut in two years totaling 45 percent. Extra rubber and undisclosed features are cited as key, with potential profit if omitted.
Goodrich National Touring bureau announces practically all of the transcontinental highway is passable for automobile tourists from coast to coast. However large mountain snows in western ranges are now feared as barricades.
In a children's bedtime tale Daddy explains a talkative fairy who belonged to the good fairies but caused trouble by talking too much. The fairies danced in a moonlit dell until her noise drowned the bells. The other fairies banished her, and she now flies about whispering to children to talk when they shouldn't.
Col Bickford confronts Rebecca Dobson after Sukey tears down a barbed wire boundary fence. He crosses the gap to plead for reunion, and Rebecca accepts, as Sukey and Rastus anticipate a shared future with the land joined.
A simple home remedy article promotes a hood lotion from spur max and hot water to improve skin tone and reduce shininess. It also suggests a canthrax hair wash to make hair fluffy, bright, soft, and glossy, claiming dandruff removal and scalp relief.
Trempealeau bay will host the annual YMCA boys camp starting June 23. The eight day event targets 30 to 40 boys from the association and city. main activities include boating swimming hunting and hiking led by scouts.
In Chaseburg Wisconsin the annual school meeting addressed important questions on school affairs. Local and personal notes mention Miss Helen Eckholm visiting La Crosse relatives, Samuel Boyce and Fay Briggs conducting business in La Crosse, and several residents traveling or visiting for business or family reasons.
Police arrest Frank Terramorse and Mrs J F Molers in a New York delicatessen on a charge filed by the woman's husband. Both are musicians from Fruitvale California, with Molers a singer and Terramorse an orchestra member.
A store clerk helps a cautious buyer by avoiding pressure to purchase every item in stock. The interaction shows prudent service and restraint in sales tactics.
Commander Clark L. Hood of the Wilson-Colwell post of the Grand Army of the Republic will represent La Crosse at the forty nint h annual encampment of Wisconsin G A R in Wausau on June 14 15 and 16. Auxiliary societies of the post and the John Flynn post may also attend.
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