Free Laxative Cured Legions Realizing a free trial offer
Readers are invited to request a free trial bottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin, a laxative claimed to treat constipation liver and bowel issues. The ad cites hundreds of thousands of samples mailed, reports cures from multiple named individuals, and notes a paid 50 cent or 1 dollar bottle available with refund if unsatisfied. Dr Caldwell offers free medical guidance by mail with no charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Lydia Dixon
Mingo
N. Cunningham
Talent
Ore. S. R. Tucker
Hattiesburg
Miss
America
Dr. W. B. Caldwell
Caldwell Bidg
Monticello, Il
North Side In Brief Sees Moves and Visits in La Crosse
Various North Side residents announced moves and visits including Christ Peterson relocating to 1341 Caledonia, E H W Schmuck moving to 1541 Wood, and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Ryan departing for Seattle. Social events feature B B D club with Miss Bessie Liddell and O O P club prizes. Also noted are illnesses, hospital discharges, guests from Sparta and Belle's Coulee, and Rev O L Christensen to lead Onalaska services Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. W. Schmuck
Loomis Street
Wood Street
B. B. D. Club
Bessie Liddell
North Seventh Street
Jeffer
H. J. Roth
J. Ryan
la Crosse Hospital
Monroe Ryan
Chas. Berry
Charles Street
Seattle
E. Pamray
Sparta
Wis
Ladue
M. Clark
North Eighth Street
O. O. P. Club
North Side
Mesdames J. Davis
F. Harrington
C. S. Thomas
Minnie Lindstrom
Lena Berg
Belle’s Coulee
Kisselbach
George Street
John Simon
V. Keaveny
Caledonia Street
Peter Fischbach
Rose Street
Bangor
Amanda Lindstrom
O. L. Christensen
Onalaska
Combinations Win Over Kis selbachs and Town Talk
A fragmented line about how a man’s choice reflects his town, followed by a remark on a talkative woman. The brief clipping shows a stray auctioneer reference and a social aside without clear context or full names.
Wisconsin Game Warden Faces Accusations Over Stephenson Money
Testimony before the Senate investigating committee reveals J. W. Stone claimed deputies including J. S. Craig took Stephenson campaign funds. Craig testified he received an $82 check later returned to Stone, who said it was Stephenson money. McFarland described Ring seeking help to run Stephenson’s campaign in Portage and Waupaca counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
J. W. Stone
Forgetter
J. S. Craig
Superior
Stone
Craig
Stephenson
League of American Sportsmen
Oklahoma
Stone Caoe
Lawler Fridley
Barron
C. D. McFarland
Stevens Point
State Board of Normal Regents
Morris
M. C. Ring
Neillsville
Northwestern Road
Ring
McFarland
Portage
Waupaca
Partial paralysis cures offered by Williams Pink Pills
A Beloit Wisconsin resident recounts recovery from partial paralysis after overwork and stress, crediting Dr Williams Pink Pills with restoring mobility and sleep. The ad promotes a booklet on nervous disorders and notes pills cost 50 cents a box or six boxes for $2.50 from the Dr Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Elizabeth Stratton
Dewey Avenue
Beloit
Wis
Quincy
Dr. Williams
Flatulency and Its Cure with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
A health-focused notice explains severe flatulency, its dangers, and how Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets digest gas producing foods. It touts rapid relief, builds gastric fluids, and claims global use. The ad invites readers to mail for a free trial and lists price and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
America
Canada
F. A. Uart Co
Campaign chatter on state senate race in the counties
W H Hatton was the prior senator. Ring pressed McFarland for views on the race, noting Cook contributed 1600 to his county and urging a united front to beat Hatton. Ring proposed campaign control for a fee, while McFarland preferred not to assist. He favored McGovern despite Hatton vs Stephenson as the main contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Hatton
State Senate
McFarland
Cook
Ring
Stephenson
Hatton
McGovern
Stephenson Hatton
Morris
Opposition to abolishing board of public works heats council
The council faces a heated session this evening as aldermen oppose the plan to abolish the board of public works. Five votes can block the measure if all attend, while salary issues for city officials will be considered. The board seeks a council committee to probe charges by John P. Fetter claiming mispractice in 1000 lots bought at prices from 5k to 1.20 without advertising. They deny any overpayment beyond 1.00 and seek vindication through full inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Walter Rose
John P. Fetter
W. A. Roosevelt & Co
Fetter
Roberge
Council
Knut Hanson Dies of Consumption at 54
Knut Hanson of 1922 Charles street died yesterday at 8 20 am after four months with consumption. He was 54 and had worked at La Crosse Plow Works. Funeral from the house Monday at 2 pm with A and O Sletten in charge and Rev E O Vik officiating. Interment planned for Bostwick Valley cemetery or Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
A. & O. Sletten
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W. J. Schultz
Jack Dahlgren
Christ Peterson
West la Crosse
O'Neill
Dresbach
R. B. Harris
Kisselbach Stars
E. Yeble
Weccecorlld
Agile
Eeleeveeseeells
Lee
Eve
Game Warden
Board OF Works
Yehle
May Phillips
White Sxeocoweolh
M. Phillips
Brabanteee
L. Yehle
M. Seager
Phillips
S. Phillips
Knut Hanson
Mme. Barmesteiff
Japan
John R. M'Lean
Doerflinger
Sir Thomas Lipton
London
Eng
Thomas Lipton
International Yacht Fame
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