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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1909

Page

5

Senate Twists Over Beef Trust Tariff Amendment

In Washington the debate centers on MacVeagh’s suggestion and Aldrich’s possible tariff amendment. Midwestern senators fear fraud and dairy state opposition grows as New York and Pennsylvania dairymen press Penrose and Oliver. Penrose seeks votes above all, aiming to please the beef interests while risking finance committee support.

Washington MacVeagh Beef Trust Aldrich Senate Billy Lorimer Illinois Stock Yards Rhode Island Committee On Finance Middle West Dolliver Cummins la Neilson Clapp Bristow Burkett New York Pennsylvania Penrose Oliver Keystone

Northern Wisconsin bears and famed hunters tied to land deals

The piece profiles Wisconsin bear hunters Henry Brady and Jake Carew known as the Silver Fox and discusses northern Wisconsin hunting culture. It notes the American Immigration Company lands sold as hunting preserves and Frank Groth named agent for the lands, with a hinted political insinuation about private recommendations.

Roosevelt Wis Henry Brady Jake Carew Iim Wisconsin Brady Carew Fun‘ten Bros St. Louis Round Lake Country American Immigration Compan Frank Groth

Grape-Nuts Turns Denver Woman’s Health Around

A Denver woman recounts severe stomach trouble and weight loss after meals. After trying Grape-Nuts she reports rapid relief, regained strength, and a 12 pound gain, crediting the cereal and its book The Road to Wellville for guidance.

Denver Wellville

Banning Must Pay $3000 for Breaking Miss Louer’s Heart

In Des Moines on June 25 a jury ordered Benjamin Banning, a wealthy farmer, to pay Miss Lot tie Louer $3,000 for breaking his promise to marry her. A prior trial had awarded $2,000, but a new trial increased the total by one thousand dollars.

Des Moines Lottie Louer Benjamin Banning Banning

Poison Ivy Claimed Life Of Rail Mail Chief Dent

James Dent chief clerk of the railway mail service died in St Luke hospital St Paul after infection from a small cut on his finger touched by an ivy leaf Doctors J T Christison and three other physicians attributed the death to blood poisoning from the poison ivy exposure He had whittled a walking stick from an oak branch and wiped a leaf on the cut before developing swollen hands and infection

ST. Paul, Minn James Dent Railway Mail Service St. Luke Hospital St. Paul J. T. Christison Dent

Prairie du Chien Obituary and Local Notes

Mrs. John S. Thomas died at her Minnesota Street home after a short illness leaving a husband and daughter Florence aged 15. She led the Congregational Ladies Industrial society and will be missed in church. A July 4 home talent show at Metropolitan theater funds the baseball club. Community events include birthday celebration for Selah Ryder, visits and local games between Clayton and Winneshiek counties, and residents visiting nearby towns.

John S. Thomas Minnesota Street Baseball Club Metropolitan Theater Messrs. Burton Spencer Miner Hurley W. Johnson Burton Iva Coleman Irma Keller Selah Ryder Church Street Clarence Coleman Waureka Jack Gilchrist Lawrenceville N. J Bell McGregor F.S. Clinton Emmett Haggerty K. O. Johnson Decorah Iowa Clayton Winneshiek Clayton County Prairie du Chien

WAWA meaning explained by railway system booklet offer

A reader is offered a chance to request a booklet from W S Cookson A G P A for the Grand Trunk Railway describing a new hotel bearing the same name. The request involves sending a illustrated prospect that explains and depicts the hotel.

W. S. Cookson Grand Trunk Railway System Adams Street Chicago

Local Notes from Dresbach Minn and Nearby

Miss Jessie Culver of Dakota called in town on Wednesday. Miss Jessie Donalson of Minneapolis visits relatives. Lena Gaskill and Peter Holcomb wed June 22 in a ceremony by Justice O P Clinton. Dinner followed at groom’s parents Hy Holcomb home. Cora Dickson returned from Minnesota City. Hazel Smith of Viroqua guests of the Waas family. Mrs. A F Smith of Austin visits relatives this week. A Dixon leaves for Minneapolis to work for the C M & St P Railway. Margaret Higbee and Jo Farnam of La Crosse were callers. Mrs. Arthur Ingham of La Crosse rents Weicke cottage for summer. John Bishup and family move to La Moille. Louise Polzin visits La Crosse. Mr. and Mrs. Jno Carson and daughters Helen and Minnie visit Henry Carson. John Wolcut returns from Nadine where he visited his son John Wolcut Jr.

Jessie Culver Dakota Jessie Donalson Minneapolis Lena Gaskill Peter Holcomb Justice O. P. Clinton Hy Holcomb Cora Dickson Minnesota City Hazel Smith Viroqua Harry Waas Albert Franzen la Crosse A. FE. Smith Austin A. Dixon Margaret Higbee Jo Farnam Arthur Ingham Weicke John Bishup la Moille Louise Polzin Werner Jno Carson Helen Minnie Henry Carson John Wolcut Nadine John Wolcut, Jr

Viroqua Social Notes Move About Town

Prof Colburn and family left for Cassville on vacation. Phil Tate heads to Minneapolis for summer with relatives. Miss Kate Goodell to La Crosse. Hazel Shannon visits from Westby. Geo Moon from Cashton. J Henry Bennet at Westby. Frank Williams family visits Richland County for a week. Bert Frohock and Guy De Garmo trade residences. Priscilla club hosted by Mrs J A Thompson. Ethel Nuzum visits La Crosse. J W Lucas family moved into new home. Hannah Espeseth visits La Crosse friends. Millie Jeffson and sister Annie of Westby depart for Dakota and Wyoming for a month. Mrs Achenbach moves residence near Thos Potts. Nuzum and Rabbit lay cement walk from Christian church to Will Nelson corner.

Kate Goodell la Crosse Hazel Shannon Westby Geo. Moon Our City Cashton J. Henry Bennet Frank Williams Richland County Bert Frohock Guy de Garmo J. A. Thompson Priscilla Club Ethel Nuzum J. W. Lucas Hannah Espeseth Millie Jeffson Annie Dakota Wyoming Achenbach Sidie Thos. Potts Nuzum Rabbit Christian Church Will Nelson

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North Secretary of the Treasury Jake Fishi Country American Immigration CO Mewa Falls Minnesota Northwest H. H. Rittenhouse la Farge Rathbun and Rosencrans Sanitarium W. R. Graves Waukon Toggery Hart, Schaffner & Marx la Crosses Premier Clothiers Henry N. Boehm Dresbach, Minn Viroqua, Wis Prof. Colburn Cassville Cation Phil R. Tate Elfenbrau C. & J. Michel
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