Beer as the Finest Tonic for Meals and Digestion
A spirited note extols beer as the best tonic adding zest to meals and sharpening appetite while aiding digestion of solid foods.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
2
A spirited note extols beer as the best tonic adding zest to meals and sharpening appetite while aiding digestion of solid foods.
An epidemic of June weddings fills Tomah scenes with several marriages. Roy Nafus of Nashua Iowa wed Edwinna Bolton at a local home, followed by George Grabitzky and Anna Friske at Zion Lutheran. Steven Schute and Mary Gilan o tied in Manston, with others related events and upcoming weddings noted across the community.
In Nashville on June 24 judge E C Goodhasture faced trial on bribery charges. He allegedly offered representative McDonald 1500 dollars to vote with the regulars. McDonald testified the note was given but he did not intend to accept the money.
Milwaukee police search for burglars who broke into the home of John Schmidt a flour and feed merchant. Schmidt grappled with the intruders and was shot twice in the chest as they fled police expect his death.
A detailed plan for conserving coal oil and asphalt on public lands was introduced by Senator La Follette Wisconsin. The bill provides a system to sell or lease mineral deposits and to dispose of surface lands for agricultural use.
Milwaukee June 24 local automobile dealers association aided by civic societies began a campaign to raise funds for Mrs Walter Donnelly and children after Donnelly died in Wednesday's auto races. He crashed through a fence in his Cino car and died shortly after.
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