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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
8
Otterville resident Daniel Bante reports three to four years of asthma with little relief from various treatments until Foley's Honey and Tar. He notes immediate relief and plans to keep it in his home. Sold by O. T. Erhart. Mrs. C. E. Bennett spends the summer in Boston.
Due to a rush of business the Vought-Berger company on the north side will add a shipping room and reorganize several departments. M Fredrickson, longtime telephone department worker, is promoted to foreman. The plant will be enlarged with more machinery and new workers have joined as business booms.
Edwin Singer stepped on glass on Caledonia street near the Asselin residence. Three deep cuts required three stitches from Dr. R M I Kinnear. Bystanders aided, Rev Turner and Major Stevenson applied bandages. The boy lost blood but rests better now and faces recovery.
North Side residents report visits to Chicago Hokah Decorah and Minneapolis. Funeral arrangements for Bernard Bolstad at Charles Street Lutheran church. School, church and business news include new vacancies at Vought Berger and a 35 HP motor for Phillips mill. A baby boy joins Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Sagen. Trow’s mill may start Monday due to high water.
Chairman Manson forecasts the June 27 and 28 Wisconsin Democratic state platform convention in Milwaukee will be the largest and most enthusiastic in years with a united, representative party. Delegates will craft an affirmative, straight-from-the-shoulder platform endorsed by primary winners and democratic thought leaders. La Crosse will host the Northwestern Scandinavian Saenger fest July 6 to 8 1906 with 600 male voices in three grand concerts and regional singing societies.
The Schmidt family expresses sincere gratitude to friends neighbors Burlington employees and to William Kerrigan Edward Webber J R Webber Ernest Offtens John A Webber Joseph Fischer Leo Snyder Bruno Breuer and N J Webber for help during their bereavement following the death of their son and brother Peter Schmidt.
R A Gray of Oakville Indiana says ten years confined to bed due to kidney disease, unable to move part of the time, found no relief until Foley’s Kidney Cure was recommended. He calls it a Godsend and credits it with a full recovery. Sold by T Erhart.
The Farmers' state bank of Clearfield Iowa was closed by the state examiner on June 20. Authorities report books are in bad shape and the true condition may remain unknown for some time. Estimated deposits total about 57000 dollars with 25000 dollars in capital.
All music lovers are invited as railroads grant low rates and offer many special trains for the festival. Organizers urge early travel plans to enjoy choirs and choral performances across venues.
Miss Anna Zein and George J. Bates wed yesterday morning in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Father Sluyter. The couple attended a wedding breakfast at Mrs. Julius Zein’s home after the service. Bates is an engineer at the Bard brewery and Zein is a prominent young lady.
An advertisement urges readers with kidney or bladder trouble to use Foley's Kidney Cure, claiming it cures all forms of kidney and bladder diseases. It lists seller as QO. T, Erhart.
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