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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1908
Page
8
The notice promotes Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a non secret medicine for women’s ailments and pregnancy prep. It claims ingredients are listed on each bottle and that the formula is non alcoholic and medically endorsed. It also mentions Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets for constipation and offers free endorsements book by mail.
Grace Ellingwood, a prominent member of the Sioux Falls divorce colony, was arrested in El Paso Texas on a complaint accusing her of alienating the affections of a husband connected to a Sioux Falls woman. She awaits extradition to face the charge with preliminary hearing expected locally after return.
A brief OCR fragment references a price of one dollar and mentions an agreement or agreement term. Names, places, dates, and clear actions are missing, leaving only the monetary amount and a vague note about an agreement.
Mr. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee certifies using Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup for chronic constipation and declares it a thorough practical remedy. He adds his conscientious reference with pleasure, signed O. T. Erhart.
William Kiester a farmer living two and a half miles from Arcadia commits suicide at his farm. He left home in the forenoon saying he would work around the barn. After dinner his wife called him and a search found him in the hay mow with a bullet wound in his temple and his revolver beside him. No motive is known.
Tomorrow Friday features another Dollar Day event at Doerflinger's with a host of new bargains supplementing today's already great values.
In Mankato Minnesota June 25 the city council defeated the mayor J W Andrews plan to appoint a park commission to advise on beautification. The council supported a new charter study and ordered the charter commission to prepare a revised charter for a public vote. An appropriation of 500 dollars was approved to cover charter submission expenses.
In Breckenridge Minnesota on June 25 a thief who broke into Widman’s saloon left a $125 diamond and about $100 in cash in an open safe and stole only a bottle of beer a bottle of whisky and a box of cigars.
James B. Reynolds chairman of the Roosevelt appointed commission to study wage conditions on the Isthmus of Panama and in the United States arrives in Hibbing accompanied by Representative Needham as another committee member for on site work.
Supt. W. J. West will lead a committee visit to all large pit mines in the Hibbing district to investigate wage issues affecting workers. The effort aims to address pay concerns across the mining area and review labor conditions.
Amdahl of Minneapolis and Gherist of Omaha clung to a capsized row boat for an hour before rescue near Waconia Minnesota. Guests at a hotel on Coney Island they were fishing when a strong wind upset their boat. Grover Zegiin aided and a doctor later declared them out of danger.
A mother from Iowa writes that five children in her family drank coffee from infancy until two years ago. After swapping to Postum the family reports relief from heart trouble and improved digestion, with the eleven year old restoring health and still preferring Postum. The letter promotes Postum Co. Bat tle Creek Mich and The Road to Wellville as further reading.
Northwest brief reports Albert Jordeau of Polk county brought corn from Illinois showing stalks up to a man’s height with tassels. He farms forty acres planted as an experiment using No. 3 reg seed. Aberdeen post office gains first class rating, Washington confirms. Billings Electric Power buys two plants, plans a regional transmission line across eastern Montana. Copper mine accident kills Jacob Anderson in Houghton. another man, Charles Hautala, killed by a train near Rixdale. Brainerd summer school opens with 105 students, all women, under P. P. Colgrove.
Stal in Brainerd Minnesota reports a burglary at the J. C. Hessell machinery warehouse. Thieves damaged the lock and could not open the safe containing notes valued at over $5,000 and 50.
All aboard for a grand excursion to Doerflinger's tomorrow as the shop resumes its Dollar Day event Friday. Patrons can expect special bargains and a festive shopping atmosphere with featured savings across departments.
Investigators report that only cents in postage stamps were stolen in the break in. No clue to the burglars' identity has surfaced, and authorities are reviewing nearby surveillance footage and transaction records for leads.
The Chicago and North Western Railway publishes the Wisconsin Homeseeker to attract settlers to Wisconsin. It features letters from pioneers about crops soil climate and schools. Readers are invited to write letters and provide East contacts to receive free illustrated books maps and literature.
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