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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1909
Page
8
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a universal cure for indigestion and stomach misery. It claims five minute relief from sour stomach, belching, gas, and nausea and urges families to keep a 50 cent case on hand for sudden attacks.
West Salem notes include W F McEldowney and daughter Rachel returning from Milwaukee, Ben Larson of Valparaiso visiting his parents, and Henry Sander at the Lumbermans convention in Milwaukee. B M Jostad left for Madison, a county asylum social dance entertained about 140 guests, and Mrs Thorwald Gullickson and Mrs W H Graves of Minneapolis visited relatives. Mrs George B Wilcox and Misses Eula and Myra visit Janesville and Beloit. It is all right to vote for the country's prosperity but you must work for your own.
A Wisconsin couple adopted Postum coffee substitute, reporting improved sleep, mood, skin, and nerves after switching from coffee. They note relief grew with continued use and that properly prepared Postum surpassed coffee for them. The letter, credited to a Postum Co. sponsor, promotes The Road to Wellville.
About seventy five neighbors gathered Monday evening at the Cunningham home for a social with dancing and five course supper served around midnight. Crystal Falls band provided music and red rose decorations plus dance cards and place cards for each couple. The event marked the season’s final gathering and was well attended.
Washington March 1 United States attorney W M Wheeler Western district of Wisconsin will not be reappointed. Senator Stephenson pressed for his seating in the senate while Senator La Follette urged Wheeler's continuation but the president refused. Stephenson warned against siding with La Follette and La Follette discussed pending legislation with the president.
Henry Ellefson of Racine High School set a state record by presenting seventy four self written excuses for absence over four years. The list includes every conceivable reason. The tale highlights a persistent pattern of truancy and inventive justification.
Thomas J. Kelley, longtime Lar son clothing employee, will command the furnishing goods department at the Armstrong store in Rockford Illinois. Fort Dodge friends regret his departure and wish him success, noting he previously worked many years in La Crosse.
A Cleveland theater plans a live baby raffle next Friday night with a coupon granting reserved seats for a future performance. The holder must prove capacity to care for the infant and accept custody in good faith. The six week old child has health concerns and its parents cannot provide for it.
A student confessed to cheating after being confronted by Principal Blackhurst. He admitted guilt and was suspended for seventy four days following the discovery of the ruse. He had previously claimed numerous illnesses and years he lost grandmothers.
Milwaukee March 1 The retirement announcement by Mayor David S Rose sparks Democratic talks over a successor with City Treasurer Vincent J Schoenecker Jr repeatedly proposed as the likely party leader in Milwaukee.
The Independent Order of Oddfellows will erect and maintain a temple in Milwaukee costing 80 000 to 100 000 dollars. The Oddfellows Realty Company formed last year to solicit subscriptions has decided to proceed, signaling sufficient stock subscriptions to guarantee success.
In Milwaukee on March 1 Mrs. John F. Koch of 230 Fourteenth Street chased and captured an alleged burglar on a street at 7:30 p.m. The suspect, identified at the central police station as August Fischer, 38, single, a painter, claimed he acted in the act of rifling a home.
Samuel Chase an elderly man living alone near Brodhead was attacked last night by two men while a hoard was reportedly left untouched in Janesville Wisconsin authorities investigated the incident for possible robbery or burglary patterns.
Neighbors found the injured man after intruders assaulted him and ransacked the house. The assailants stole a small amount of cash and a larger sum hidden in the building remains missing. The victim is described as in critical condition and may die.
Madison March 1 Special No state officer or employee may receive perquisites for duties. Assemblyman Mortenson’s bill aims to ban any sums paid for information or services related to official duties. Violators face fines from 19 to 500 dollars or up to six months in jail.
The state board of control may extend greater supervision in pardons. A two year parole system has proven effective and could be extended to Green Bay reformatory and the industrial schools at Waukesha and Milwaukee.
A baking note explains that bread that does not rise results in a flat product. The piece cautions on factors like yeast activity and proper kneading to prevent a dense, heavy loaf.
In Washington on March 1 Senator Foraker of Ohio and ex-Congressman Charles Littlefield of Maine were named as counsel for Senator Stephenson in his bid for the senate. Foraker faces exposure over payments from Standard Oil and potential influence on legislation. Littlefield, a Standpatter, was a House leader. Reports say Uncle Ike will push his claim of re election as Wisconsin legislature voted on the first ballot day.
Judge Ray S. Reid Wisconsin waterways commissioner returns from New York where he visited the National Motorboat show. He notes the high quality craft on exhibit and highlights a new timing device using cogs that is claimed to be positive and wear resistant.
Travologue postponed a day as Rev. J. W. Carter of Racine could not reach the event location. The schedule shift reflects unforeseen travel difficulties delaying the planned program and speaker participation.
The illustrated lecture planned for Tuesday at the Universalist church was postponed a day due to scheduling with the Tri-State Conference. The talk was rescheduled to Wednesday night as previously announced.
A Madison Wisconsin couple briefed by the news flow as a cupid special elopers from Madison to Mingea. The second pair in two days, Max Werner a University of Wisconsin student and Mollie Gratz a Madison girl, are the happy pair seeking a marriage cease.
Trustees announce a $50,000 donation from Frederick Weyerhaeuser for Macalester College's endowment. The gift boosts the drive toward a $450,000 goal, joined by two additional $10,000 contributions from unnamed supporters.
Little Falls Minnesota March 1. Archie Cyrus of Tamarack, charged with the murder of nineteen year old Annie Kintop after a four year lapse, was killed near her home about four miles from the city while being brought to Justice Gaudet yesterday. Deputy Heroux had transported Cyrus to the city.
The note suggests that natural aging offers steadier, less risky progress than chasing rapid gains through aggressive investments, implying caution for those seeking quick wealth and highlighting the value of time and patience.
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