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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
5
Tolaf Olson, a Fillmore county farmer, woke in central police station thinking he was in Lanesboro. He recalled leaving his overcoat in a saloon, found the coat at the saloon, argued with an officer, and was released after spending the night in custody.
A Iowa minister recounts his shift from coffee to Postum Food Coffee after years of adverse nerves insomnia and fatigue. He notes restored strength mental clarity steadier nerves and better sleep after switching and urges others to try Postum, praising The Road to Wellville booklet.
Mrs H E Monroe, Washington lecturer, to attend Luther League meeting at English Lutheran church this evening. C H Berry named to soldiers relief commission by Judge Brindley, succeeding O S Sisson. La Crosse defeats Winona 155 to 5 in indoor baseball. Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip next. Firemen relief fund gains 25 from Cornice and Ceiling Co for fire night, each company receives cigars. Mme Conklin sails to New York to view millinery styles. A F Reitzel to Chicago next week. A S Fernandez of the Bureau of Engraving, Minneapolis, visited. he's off to Wausau after. Witt, Wisconsin Business University grad, lands stenography job at Bergh Piano Co. Miss Margaret Mier to U S Land Investment Co Esmond ND. Ten students placed in two weeks including Earl Sloan, C B Q A R, L C Chapman, A A Tate, H Clements, Eva June.
A mixed La Crosse newspaper page fragment lists names of local businesses and residents, small notices, advertisements for medicines and household products, medical and professional services, upcoming events, and public notices. It mentions firms like S A Morawetz Co and Swift Packing Co, individuals such as Mrs. E. H. Derr and Alice Lamb, local venues, and a court-related chicken loss suit.
Eagle Hotel at 120 South Lieutenant Street has changed ownership with L. J. Schams new manager. Schams, known from the Mississippi Street Meat Market, reports a full remodel and up to date improvements. A good barn is connected and rates remain popular.
The Palm Garden in La Crosse opens tomorrow March 1 featuring a lady pianist and singer. A new program will start every two weeks, presented by H. Noll.
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