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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1908

Page

6

Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills Promise Quick Headache Relief

Mrs Louise Lewellyn of Powell South Dakota shares how Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills eased her severe nervous headache after a family member Frank Snyder used them successfully. The ad notes 25 doses for 25 cents and promotes druggists stocking the product with a money back offer on the first package.

Miles U.S Frank Snyder Dr. Miles Louise Lewellyn Powell South Dakota Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Benezet Plans Delayed House Cleaning At La Crosse High

Principal Benezet will defer the usual end of term house cleaning at La Crosse High until the end of the second quarter. Students with three failing subjects may improve to remain enrolled. Fewer expulsions are expected as warned students brace up. Debating societies at the school hosted discussions on gas and electric plants and U.S. railroads with verdicts favoring the negative and affirmative respectively. Caledonia girls travel for a basketball game after a notable start by La Crosse’s first girls’ team.

Prof. Benezet Lincoln-Douglas Debating Society la Crosse Fred Dickens Herbert Moss Ben Stevens Arthur Gelatt Schaldach Bradish Neprud Greenamyer Bjjornstad Moss Wendell Philips Debating Society United States Barrett Gesell Brown Simon Sidensol Johnson Buest Wm. Stevenson Gardner Withrow Caledonia

Diapepsin promises quick relief from indigestion

Advert reads Diapepsin as a cure for sour stomach and indigestion. It claims 22-grain triangular tablets relieve symptoms within five minutes after meals and digest 3,000 grains of food. It touts fearsome benefits and costs 50 cents a case, urging readers to try now.

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Arrest for forged check schemes nets repeat offender

A. J. Smith, already sentenced to 22 months in Waupun for passing a forged check at Scotch Woolen Mills on Main, is to be re arrested at the prison door and brought to Milwaukee to face further charges. He allegedly used a $15 check with $5 paid in advance to order a suit and then targeted shoe-repairman Nels Wechseth and the firm “People's Clothing house” of Milwaukee. Wechseth’s order and a matching handwriting sample tied to the case, with goods valued at $5.50 already paid.

A. J. Smith Waupun Scotch Woolen Mills Main Street Woolen Mills H. H. Smith William ‘“‘Dupeky First National Bank of of la Wechseth Milwaukee Chief of Police

Y M C A opens summer camp with launch and boathouse

The Y M C A directors approved families staying at the association camp upriver this summer. Eleven have signified interest. Plans include a launch, boathouse and booms for camp use. Secretary Oliver Ash will be retained for another year and a physical director will be hired by Sept 1. Membership drive aims to add 150 members between March 15 and April 15. Forty active workers serve on committees, followed by a banquet for new members and workers.

Oliver Ash Stafford Ash

La Crosse High School hosts first lunchroom banquet

Young ladies from the North side invited male pupils to dine in the lunchroom creating the first school event of its kind. The menu featured vermicelli radishes strawberries roast leg of lamb celery potatoes rosettes ham chicken and desserts. Guests included William Stevenson Rudolph Schlabach Chas Bonneville Henry Miller Parl Gage Cecil Grimes and Paul Rynning.

la Crosse High School Ruth Grimes Ruth Rynning Ivie Kenney Mabel Thorsen Louise Larson Myrtle Bangsberg Mabel Hanson William Stevenson Rudolph Schlabach Chas. Bonneville Henry Miller Parl Gage Cecil Grimes Paul Rynning

Cattle In Vicinity Require Tuberculin Testing

Tuberculosis found among local cattle. Have your herd tested with Tuberculin, the only sure method. Dr. D. W. McKillip, ex U S Inspector Stock Yards Chicago, offers tests and guidance.

D. W. McKillip U. S

Will Wed On St Patrick's Day In Shelby

A marriage license was issued to Miss Theresa Abraham of Shelby and Herman C Schaldach of Vernon county by County Clerk Charles H Rawlinson. They plan to wed March 17 at the bride's home by a pastor from Chaseburg Minn. Both are well known in La Crosse.

Charles H. Rawlinson Theresa Abraham Shelby Herman C. Schaldach Vernon County Chaseburg Minn la Crosse

Funeral Sunday for Baumann daughter

The funeral of the daughter of Mr and Mrs William J Baumann will be held from the house at 1108 South Seventh Street Sunday at 2 30 and from the German M E church at 3.

William J. Baumann South Seventh Street M. E

Pastors Urged to Send Delegates to YMCA Meeting

Pastors reminded to dispatch delegates to the Young People's meeting scheduled Monday at 7 30 p m in the YMCA room.

Young People’s Meeting

Doerflinger Co Employees Thank Manager for Park Roller Donation

The Wm. Doerflinger Co Employees Mutual Benefit Association extends gratitude to Manager John Willing for the donation of Park Roller rink for the evening of February 27. Secretary H. B. Forseth signs.

Wm. Doerflinger Co Mutual Benefit Association John Willing H. B. Forseth

Reed brothers cleared of blame in Donhover disappearance

Public opinion in Trempealeau Wisconsin declares the Reed brothers innocent in the disappearance of Clam Donhover. Villagers note no evidence against them beyond a past fight and allege Donhover may have died from an accidental fall after liquor use. The Reed brothers are respected Mississippi river guides with wide patronage.

Trempealeau Wis Reed Brothers Clam Donhover Donhover Mississippi la Crosse

Frank B. Gary Elected to U.S. Senate Seat

In Columbia South Carolina on March 7 Frank B. Gary of Abbeville was chosen to succeed Asbury C Latimer in the United States Senate. Gary won on the fourth ballot with eighty one votes and ended a deadlock.

Columbia S. C Frank B. Gary Abbeville Asbury C. Latimer United States Senate Gary

Obmacher Couple Assert They Lack Justice Over Farm Dispute

J. J. Obmacher and his wife claim they cannot obtain justice in the dispute over the French Island farm bought from Ernest Horner. They allege the deed contains impossible covenants and that Horner’s influence blocks legal services, prompting a request to the Austro Hungarian consul. The couple cites a court led mental health rumor as another grievance and notes a sanity commission found him sane. Horner maintains the title flaw was addressed by his warrant and he is not liable until title is questioned.

J. J. Obmacher French Island Ernest Horner Horner Obmacher Mr. Horner Obmachers

Divorced Woman Linked to Convict Husband Granted Divorce

Chicago March 7 Mrs George S McReynolds was granted a divorce by Judge John Gibbons. Her alleged extravagances in dress and in operating a violet farm were said to have partly caused her husband George S Mc Reynolds downfall. Mc Reynolds, a former Board of Trade man, is serving a sentence in Joliet penitentiary for issuing fraudulent grain receipts.

Chicago George S. McReynolds John Gibbons McReynolds Board of Trade Joliet

Milwaukee Woman Picked for State Labor Post

J. D. Beck state commissioner of labor and industrial statistics appoints Miss Steve Osgood of Milwaukee as special agent with a salary of $1,000 a year. Osgood previously devoted herself to social settlement work in Chicago New York and Milwaukee with university settlement programs.

Madison Wis J. D. Beck Labor and Industrial Statistics Steve Osgood Milwaukee Osgood Chicago New York

Look a Gift Horse in the Mouth Adage Cited

A proverb notes that rarely does anyone get to inspect a gift horse closely, suggesting skepticism about evaluating generosity. The saying implies caution about hidden flaws in gifts.

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