Free machine claim by local furniture firm
The Free machine, best in the world. We'll prove it. LDoyer Furbher tburniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers, 511 513 Mains.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
7
The Free machine, best in the world. We'll prove it. LDoyer Furbher tburniture Co. Complete Home Furnishers, 511 513 Mains.
A Wisconsin Senate finance committee heard testimony on bills to repeal or reduce state aid. Proponents argued aid is vital to the Wisconsin Livestock Breeders' association and Free Library commission, while supporters urged preserving funds for library services and the athletic commission secretary and expenses.
A man finds relief from concerns about his hair once it disappears. The absence brings a straightforward sense of acceptance and ease to daily life.
Heavy rains and persistent cold hindered corn and potato growth in La Crosse County, forcing replanting on low land while ridges fare better. Small grains benefit from moisture, peas look ready soon, and statewide crop reports note improved meadows and grain outlook despite drought risk. frost damage to fruit crops remains a concern with overall fruit losses modest.
The Carl Hagenbeck Wallace Circus arrives in La Crosse on Friday June 18 with an all new setup. The show features 400 artists and 50 clowns plus trained wild animals in a steel arena and opens with a large daytime street parade.
Northern Mexico near Brownsville Texas reports typhus fever with hundreds suffering from hunger and food shortages. Col J T Stockton of the Texas National Guard warns the plague spreads rapidly and the situation is serious.
Despite chill winds and cloudy skies the First Presbyterian church observed Children’s Day with flowers, music, and a baptism. Little Robert Oleson, not yet six, spoke the Sunday school lesson about David’s fall and redemption. Tornado debris cleanup continues with no flood of insurance, and Mrs. Landry Sr. dies in Minneapolis at 81. burial planned in Waukon. Mrs. George Pease visits Ferryville.
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