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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1914

Page

10

Rosary Society Holds Coffee Meeting in Browntown

The Rosary society of St Patrick's church in Browntown met at Mrs Nick Bissen's home on Thursday afternoon to enjoy coffee and prepare articles for an August bazaar. A parcel shower honored Miss Mae Enos Thursday evening and several locals were noted visiting La Crosse recently.

Brownsville Minn The Rosary Society St. Patrick’s Church Nick Bissen Mae Enos Kellar Leona Kellar Will Allbaugh Lehy la Crosse Henry Thiele Will Borck Anna Hackett Andrew Higgins Esther Kane Caledonia John Smith Hattie Chris Yeager Lulu Francis Duffy Nellie William Malay Frank Knigge

Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy for Darker Hair

A classic preparation known as Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy promises to restore natural color and luster to faded or gray hair. By applying with a sponge or brush, one strand at a time, gray hairs darken by morning and after a few uses hair becomes thicker and glossier, with dandruff and itching relieved.

Wyeth

Government opens free employment agencies nationwide

The U S department of labor led by Secretary Wilson and immigration commissioner Caminetti has inaugurated a chain of free employment agencies to find jobs for unemployed residents and place immigrants arriving in the country. Twenty sites across the county have been selected as the first locations.

U. S. Department of Aar Wilson Anthony Caminetti

Right of State Is Under Fire in Cattle Quarantine Case

A 1913 Iowa case tests state power to protect farmers from tubercular cattle shipments. Charles Wolfe fought quarantine actions after shipments from South St. Paul were sold locally. Five cows tested tubercular. others were quarantined and re quarantined, leading to arrest and pending trial amid a landmark legal clash between the Iowa Animal Health commission and cattle interests.

M’gregor Iowa McGregor F. S. Kinsley Iowa Animal Health Commission James Gibson Des Moines Kinsley Gibson Charles Wolfe Minneapolis South St. Paul N. N. Crawford Waukon Crawford Mr. Wolfe Wolfe Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Cedar Rapids Dubuque M. X. Guske Dr. Crawford W. T. Price Elkader W. Eichendorf

Baraboo Man Is Taken For Theft

Madison Wis June 29 E J Buehler Baraboo a lineman was arrested here charged with stealing 150 dollars from Julius Lewer proprietor of the Portland hotel Oregon Wis Friday night Promiscuous spending of money led to his arrest According to the police he has confessed One hundred dollars was found hidden in a shoe when he was searched at the police station

Madison Wis E. J. Buehler Julius Lewer Portland Oregon

Armored war galley Santa Anna built by Knights of St John

A contemporary chronicler notes the Santa Anna built in 1530 by the Knights of St John of Jerusalem possessed an iron lead cuira protected hull and featured a bakery aboard. This allowed the crew to enjoy fresh bread during sea battles.

Knights of St. John of Jerusalem

Deaf man’s silent cleaning gains demand in Frankfort

A deaf and mute man in Frankfort is praised for excellent home cleaning and packing work. Recently he helped move a patron by packing furniture and sent a bill on a bright post card bearing the phrase Lest we forget. The note underscores his notable service despite his silence.

Frankfort Indianapolis News

Women urged to use vegetable compound for health relief

An appeal to women cautions against overworking at home and promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy. The ad claims many women suffer in silence from strain and displacement and asserts forty years of proven benefit restoring health.

Lydia E. Pinkham

Mandan Streets Turn Into Canals

Mandan, North Dakota, June 29. A cloudburst on the Heart River sent water six feet high in two hours, flooding Main Street to four feet and causing about 20,000 in damage to stores and hotels. Bismarck reported 1 to 3 feet of water on its main street. Tracks washed out, trains stalled, wires down, and floodwaters damaged grain and farm homes.

Mandan N. D Heart River Main Street Bismarck Northern Pacific

Weekly Bank Statement Shows Broad Decreases in Week

New York June 27 weekly bank statement reports declines across major items. Surplus down 7.481 million, loans down 7.883 million, specie down 5.778 million, legals down 6.574 million, deposits down 79.996 million. circulation up 10 thousand. surplus reserve at 31.35785 million.

New York

Claflin insolvency steadies mood on New York stock exchange

On a quiet Saturday trading in New York the market held yesterday's balance amid Claflin insolvency news. Prices edged higher with little activity as speculation swirled about a possible reorganization while western mercantile sources signaled improving demand and a sour initial outlook.

New York Evening Post, Co New York Stock Exchange Wall Street Marshall Field

Papal Consistory Seating Order Described

The pope and cardinals are seated in a circle with the senior cardinal bishop at the pope's right, then the seniority order continues through cardinal bishops, priests, and deacons. After the last cardinal priest comes the junior cardinal deacon, finishing with the senior deacon at the pope's left.

Trains Held Up On The Kickapoo Prairie

Phase of Waureka to La Farge service halted by high water with several washouts along the Kickapoo branch. No trains ran Saturday as tracks remained flooded in multiple spots. Also notes Memorial Day film at Metropolitan theater and local social and travel items.

Prairie DU Chien Wis Kickapoo Waureka la Farge Metropolitan Theater G. A. R. Post and Sons of Veterans Huntley Winona

Fruit stain removal tips from household suggestions

A New York contributor advises dampening fruit stains with camphor before water to remove them in laundry. An Iowa contributor recommends moistening stains with glycerine before laundering, noting that 25 cents worth glycerine lasts a family many months.

Exchange July Woman's Home Companion New York Iowa

SHOW LUMBER USES PRODUCTION AND UTILIZATION

Statistics from the forest service detail how the U S lumber output is used. About 45 billion feet of lumber are produced annually, with nearly 25 billion feet converted into further manufactured products. The rest serves rough construction and similar uses, excluding fuel, railroad ties, posts, poles, pulp wood, cooperage, wood distillates, and tanning industry bark and extracts.

Forest Service United States

Building up the blood as rheumatism remedy

Known facts about rheumatism note the disease remains poorly understood and weather worsens pain. The key claim is that enriching the blood helps overcome poisons. Dr Williams Pink Pills are promoted with a free booklet Building Up the Blood and distribution by The Dr Williams Medicine Co.

Consuls Named for London and Rio de Janeiro

President Wilson sent to the Senate the names of Robert P. Skinner and Albert L. M. Gottschalk to be consuls at London and Rio de Janeiro. Skinner, an Ohioan and former newsman, has served as consul general at Berlin and will replace the late John L. Griffiths. Gottschalk is a New Yorker with a career in the consular service.

Wilson Senate Robert P. Skinner Albert L. M. Gottschalk London Rio de Janiero Mr. Skinner Berlin John L. Griffiths Mr. Gottschalk

Onalaska Socials and Local Travel News

Mrs H Allen hosted friends Wednesday afternoon for Ella Williams of Sparta, with refreshments and instrumental music by Edna Osgard. The Ladies Aid of First Norwegian Lutheran Church will meet Thursday afternoon in church parlors hosted by Mrs Oluf Otterson. La Crosse homecoming draws many Onalaska visitors. local firms Onalaska Pickle and Canning and Western Spinning exhibit there. Various residents travel or host relatives across Fort Atkinson Mechanicsville Iowa West Salem Minneapolis and Isabelle S D. a lull in domestic life ends with Frances Garside noting a sick mother and others.

H. Allen Ella Williams Sparta Edna Osgard Ladies’ Aid Society First Norwegian Lutheran Church Oluf Otterson la Crosse Onalaska H. J. Aldrich Ft. Atkinson J. D. Trevaller Effie Isabelle S. D Ella Cronk West Salem H. C. Ferguson Agricultural School Mechanicsville Iowa Gus Jaekel Minneapolis John Mailer Jaekel Lila Storandt J. H. Sjolander C. A. Sjolander

Nominees Quit Philipp's Ticket in Wisconsin Slump

Stalwart Republicans struggle to fill the state ticket as two nominees resign. William C. Bray of Oshkosh, for lieutenant governor, and A L Kreutzer of Wausau, for attorney general, cite lack of time. Emmanuel Philipp of Milwaukee says a committee will fill the vacancies. Bray previously chaired the Wisconsin Taft committee.

William C. Bray Oshkosh A. L. ,Kreutzer Wausaul Emmanuel Philipp Milwaukee Bray

People Seek Value But Struggle Letting Money Go

Those aiming to stretch funds face difficulty parting with money. The piece notes inertia in spending toward practical aims and hints at financial caution shaping consumer choices.

Eat Less Meat If Back Hurts Alert

A familiar health claim warns meat consumption can harm kidneys, causing backache and related symptoms. It recommends dissolving four ounces of Jad Salts in water daily for a few days to restore kidney function and cleanse the urinary system, noting safety for adults and promotion by Chas. A. Druggist on Main Street.

Chas. A. Druggist Main St

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Panamas Scott-Rose Millinery Dept Carrie Morris Miss Mae Enos C. H. Holway State St Queston Baraboo Hypnotic Knothe North Dakota Week Financial Henry Clinton Barron MacGregor Pictured Rocks Evans J. P. Evans Alfred Lasene Pearl Pratt Anna Walker Amalia Rosenbaum Chicago Alfred Lasche George Oswald Paul Herold Cecelia Zimmerman Hastings Nebraska James Garvey Yosemite Valley San Diego Fr. Bilek St. John’s Catholic Church the National Bank of la Crosse Top Onalaska, Wis Frances Garside Pyrene United States Steamboat Inspection Service National Board of Fire Underwriters Philipp Kreutzer
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