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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1907
Page
4
Bay City Michigan reader reports long battle with a mysterious skin eruption starting in childhood. After trying many methods the writer praises Cuticura Remedies for clearing the condition and offers to endorse them publicly. The note is dated May 20 with no further personal details.
A Canton Minnesota parent reports a daughter with facial eczema healed after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. The letter, dated November 9 1905, praises the products and urges others to consider Cuticura for skin humors and cures.
The Kaufmann murder trial in Flandreau South Dakota ends day one with both sides claiming progress as defense doctors Germain and Olney bolster the defense. The state counters, saying it scored gains in cross examination and has not impaired its case. Demonstrations outside the courtroom were curtailed as Mrs Kaufmann listens intently to testimony.
Spring Grove Minnesota notes the planned June 19 visit of La Crosse business leaders for the 55th homecoming anniversary. The piece recalls a landmark first sale between J. J. Hogan of La Crosse and Mons Fladeger of Spring Grove, symbolizing enduring ties between the two communities.
Caledonia Minnesota prepares for a big Fourth of July celebration. A local committee led by Schleich Duxbury Skar Nelson Keel and Potter coordinates events and fund-raising. The Caledonia Commercials beat Harmony 7 to 1 with 17-year-old Lisle Beddow pitching. Houston defeated them 5 to 2 aided by Olson and Smith. Alumni ball at Union hall capped week of activities.
Packie McFarland and Charley Neary signed articles for a winner take all ten round bout in Milwaukee. Weights set at 133 pounds at 5 pm and purse reportedly among the city’s largest.
Hon J A Johnson longtime Fargo mayor dies after brief illness. He served several terms as chief executive of the city and was former president of the American League of Municipalities. He was a Mason of high degree.
A. M. Ake of Wood Ind recalls years of severe lung hemorrhages and failed treatments before using Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs are now sound and recommends it for advanced lung trouble. The ad urges refusing substitutes.
A terse reflection on the discouraging nature of a life spent in barren landscapes. The speaker notes the dull routine and the fear of enduring solitude in quiet, unchanging surroundings.
Across Minnesota and nearby states, brief notes report Cass Stroh's accidental drowning in Africa, a Winona Catholic Total Abstinence union convention, St. Charles vowing $10,000 for an electric plant bond issue, and a Wadena district Epworth League convention. Also local saloon closure orders, Brainerd meningitis cases, WCTU district meeting, a 15 year old drowning near Mankato, several disappearances, suicides, a Hastings wedding, Madison Mitchell rail line talks, Fargo G A R commander, Minnesota river floods at LeSuer, and a Clearwater man’s carbolic acid death followed by bankruptcy filing by Plumber & Co.
Five architects will be selected by the auditorium committee to sketch plans for a municipal auditorium and armory, with costs not to exceed 500 dollars. The council empowered the committee, on Chairman Gus Keller’s recommendation, to proceed and secure estimates promptly.
Lost in Egypt drew a crowded house last night at the La Crosse theatre with amature missteps in Second Mr. Raffles by Mr. McDonald and company. Misses Cook and Grebner delivered pleasing turns. Sunday night brings The Other Girl for the first La Crosse showing and a Sunday matinee Connecticut Folks.
Oshkosh pastors denounce the recent convention scene claiming the city was disgraced by licentious conduct. They fault the mayor for lax remarks and allege streets and saloons hosted intoxicated women and a late night orgy despite a 12 o’clock closing, with insults to respectable women observed. Rev. Augustus Marshall Ayers calls Oshkosh humiliated and outraged.
Joseph P. Collins and Otto Kirk of Brooklyn started from Borough Hall on a bid to set a faster New York to San Francisco time. Sanctioned by the Century Road Club of America, the trip ends at San Francisco City Hall with strict checking to verify a record. Endorsing firms include Ivor Johnson Arms and Cycle Works, Morgan & Wright, Persons Mfg. Co., and Veeder Mfg. Co.
Essay notes one of the queerest beliefs a man holds is that the woman who loves him will adore his faults and flaws rather than seek harmony and growth in the relationship.
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