Dr Miles Nervine Promises Sleep Relief and Safety
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a non opiate remedy for sleeplessness and nervous irritation. It features a testimonial from Mrs May Scott of English Indiana praising its sleep inducing effects and guarantees pharmacist reimbursement if the first bottle fails to help. The Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana backs the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Miles’ Nervine
May Scott
Ind
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
S. S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Will Stamp Out Tuberculosis Meeting in Campbell
A La Crosse County Agricultural Society session in Campbell featured a tuberculosis eradication program, a large dinner, and talks by Emil Hauser about the farmer short course and business principles of the home. J M Holley discussed banking crisis themes and a Guernsey cattle report followed by plans for new county agricultural schools in West Salem and La Crosse.
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Campbell
la Crosse County
Miss Myrtle
Horace Phelps
Madison Palmer
Emil Hauser
Wisconsin
Otto Moos
New Yorker
Miss Mullen
Miss Doerflinger
Guernsey
W. J. Dawson
Harry Griswold
West Salem
Salem
B. F. Oltman
Oltman
Admiral Bob Evans Fleet Arrives at Magdalena Bay
The Atlantic fleet of 50 men of war converges with a dozen battleships and destroyers while the Pacific fleet awaits. Magdalena Bay offers over 100 square miles of navigable water with favorable depth and climate for naval maneuvers and potential use as a base for protecting the Pacific end of the Panama Canal.
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Davis, Fox
Magdalena Bay
Panama Canal
Pacific
Former Special Watchman Admitsbribing Witness in Linn-Cale Case
The case against Fred Cale for allegedly influencing witness Esther Pooler in the Linn Cale matter was heard before Judge J J Fruit and adjourned until Saturday. Cale admitted giving Pooler 30 cents to go to Onalaska and urged her to tell the truth, denying sole intent to bribe.
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Fred Cale
Linn-Cale
J J. Fruit
Esther Pooler
Otto Bosshard
Cale
Kelly
Merchants’ Restaurant
Miss Pooler
Onalaska
Page
State Street
Hunt Agency
Mississippi River
Wolfe
La Crosse Can Company Opens Rest Room for Employees
The La Crosse Can Company celebrated the opening of its employee rest room on the factory third floor with a dance attended by 500 guests including managers Archie Morse and S. E. Allerton and other prominent figures. The new space features a hardwood dancing floor electric lighting a colonial fireplace a corner kitchen and noon coffee service.
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la Crosse Can Company
Archie Morse
S. E. Allerton
Kreutz
la Crosse
Can
A. A. Morris
Morris
Diapepsin Offers Quick Relief for Indigestion
A 50 cent case of Papes Diapepsin is advertised to cure dyspepsia in five minutes. Each triangule digest 3,000 grains of food, removing sour belching nausea and heartburn, with no lingering stomach discomfort.
Farmers Discuss Local Corn Contest At Campbell Hall
W J Dawson moved to reconsider the large scale corn contest due to capital limits. After debate the group agreed a smaller, prize free competition could be held in Campbell town hall if farmers wish. Mrs W A Tripp noted earlier objections until funds for premiums are secured. Motion to adjourn.
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la Crosse
W. J. Dawson
Campbell
W. A. Tripp
Guler Missing Foot Suffers Injury in Milwaukee Yard Accident
Barth Guler, who lost a foot in a Milwaukee North Side yard accident, rests at La Crosse hospital after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barth Guler
Milwaukee Yards
la Crosse Hospital
Wenzel of La Crousse Hat Works Expected Back Tomorrow
F A Wenzel returns from travels in the region on behalf of La Crousse Hat Works and is expected to resume duties in the city tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Wenzel
The
la Crousse Hat Works
15 Days For Brass Theft In La Crosse
George McGuire was arraigned before Judge Brindley and given 15 days in the county jail for stealing brass from the La Crosse Gas and Electric company.
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George McGuire
Brindley
la Crosse Gas and Electric Company
Oil Trust Seeks to Block Rival Data Access
Washington, March 12. Congress may ban the oil trust from obtaining lines on rivals by using railroad reports on interstate shipments. Rep Burton of Ohio introduces a bill imposing fines from 200 to 1000 dollars per offense for disclosing such information to interested parties. Courts and government agencies may compel disclosure. speech may hide true intent.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Oil Trust
Burton
Ohio
Courts
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Beth
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New Fore
Martin'‘Due Res
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St. Denis Mote
Henry & Frank’s
North Third Street
Agricultural Society
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Sio Main ST
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J. B. Kleinert Rubber CO
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Guler
BIG Leap Year Theatre
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Arcife Wilmington Coal
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