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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
4
A historical medical notice describes period pains backaches and faint spells as signs of untreated female ailments. It urges timely attention to avoid surgery and promotes Dr. Pierce and his Medical Adviser with confidential letters and free mailed guidance.
North Side Advertising and News operates from 831 Rose Street with R P Stanton and E A Bailey as contacts. New phone number 785 A. Office handles management and editorial duties at the North Side office.
L W Abrams of Minnieska arrives tomorrow in a new 35 foot speed launch ahead of Lake City boat races. He will meet the Manufacturers Committee of the North Side Progressive League regarding a possible boat building factory on the north side. Kingsley saw the craft and called it handsome. Abrams builds from skiffs to steamboats and a local plant would boost La Crosse industry.
The Illinois Central announces July 1 restoration to full time at Burnside Illinois Waterloo Memphis Vicksburg and Water Valley. Over 5 000 new workers will be added next month with Burnside 2 006 Waterloo 500 Memphis and Water Valley 2 000 and Vicksburg 1 000 bringing total staff near ten thousand and boosting expenditures by about 250 000.
Hillig and Hann, a Chicago firm, won the contract to redecorate St. James Catholic church. The project includes frescoing and oil paintings, with the latter being the most costly. Work will take most of three months, with some scaffolding. services will continue. Mr. Hellig will supervise, having prior experience at the cathedral and St. Mary’s chapel.
A brief, romantic vignette from the Somerville Journal recounts a late hour scene as a man courts a woman despite a heavy snowstorm. The father ultimately ends the visit by offering breakfast if the suitor clears the walk, highlighting stubborn persistence and a chilly welcome.
Mixed Barley and Wheat provides good feed for poultry. Mrs J Bond returns from Mankato after visiting her son. Nic Birnbaum visits Minneapolis. S HeBill leaves for Spokane for extended trip. Caledonia Street M E church board meeting at 7 45 pm. Rev J E Rogers leaves for West Salem on college business. Several residents visit relatives in Minneapolis and St Paul. Ice cream socials scheduled at Tabernacle Baptist church and St Margarets church lawn. Plans afloat for steamer W. W excursion July 18.
John Smiezek of the North Side changed his plea to guilty after refusing to plead guilty to assault and battery. He received a five dollar fine plus costs and ten days in the county jail. Clarence Swartz, another North Side resident, was the complainant.
A Chicago detective recalls Robert Pinkerton praising gentler sermons over the last decades. He recounts a San Francisco evangelist who preached to a scandalized crowd about a virtuous yet unconverted woman and a heckling youth who asked for a message for the grandmother.
North Side business leaders praise the mid summer show with Bald wood the Balloon and Star Jumper to perform daily ascensions at an afternoon time. Hi Henry the high diver joins Patten in a crowd drawing program as officials anticipate record attendance for the La Crosse carnival.
A Wednesday 4 PM game at Schaghticoke golf links features Antediluvians versus Kids with Umpires L C Colman and W A Thompson. Notable attendees include top doctors for disputed calls. a table d hote dinner follows at 6 30 PM, with many players reportedly injured.
Boston hosts a world clubwomen convention with about 10 000 delegates. Rivalry centers on the presidency between Mrs Philip N Moore of St Louis and Mrs May Alden Ward of Massachusetts. Speakers include Senator Beveridge and Charles P Neal.
A terse line suggests a young woman misreads a man's flirtation as genuine affection. The interplay hints at miscommunication and social assumptions shaping romantic perception.
Sever Gunderson of St. Cloud sells his street saloon to Simon Sundine who will assume control tomorrow. Gunderson plans to depart for Norway soon.
Mr. R. Ward of Dyersburg Tennessee testifies that Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup effectively treats chronic constipation and serves as a practical remedy with a conscientious reference.
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