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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1906
Page
5
A letter from the Junior Class Committee exposes mismanagement by two committee members who booked Germania hall and sold 300 tickets for the upcoming junior prom while a separate “June Prom” dance is organized by outsiders. The notice clarifies the regular high school event is at Germania hall next Friday and disavows any school connection to the rival dance.
A coffee drinker recounts how caffeine caused indigestion headaches vomiting and weight loss until switching to Postum cured the ailments. He notes repeated relapses when trying coffee and credits Postum with restoring health and weight, ending with a nudge to read The Road to Wellville from Postum Co. Battle Creek Michigan.
General orders from the adjutant general announce the annual field inspection of the Wisconsin National Guard will start July 7. General Charles King, retired, will conduct the inspections for infantry companies, band, Troop A and the first battery at camp. The marking system remains the same with coverage of attendance, duties, courtesy and discipline, with a seventy percent minimum. Mrs. Dan Brown of Hokah is improving at St Francis Hospital.
Isador Tippmann, W. T L. Osborn and F. A. Copeland visited Milwaukee on Monday for discussions and meetings with local authorities.
City page lists incidents and notices from fire to funerals with brief items on a shed fire behind a synagogue, a grandmother’s death, lost wages and factory work, sales at Reitzel’s and Bijou showings, a Milwaukee road assault, and upcoming excursions and social events. Includes ads and public notices with names and places across La Crosse.
The La Crescent school controversy ends as the board of education and contractor Blinston sign a contract for a new school building yesterday afternoon.
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