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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1913

Page

2

Runaway buggy plunges into creek near Dakota depot

Charles Bedke escaped injury after his buggy tong broke and the vehicle slid into a creek when a Shetland pony spooked the team near the bridge west of the Dakota depot. Roy Murray stopped the flying team as Bedke was drenched but unharmed and one horse suffered a severe cut.

Charles Bedke John Donehower Mr. Bedke Roy Murray Fermor Crow Wm. Cane Winona Cane Clow Challmer Midway Ed Baker Cass Charles Biesang Daugh

Are You Subject to Constipation

Are You Subject to Constipation Very few people go through life with no trouble from constipation. Thousands injure themselves with strong cathartics and salts. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is a mild laxative remedy that can help all ages, including infants, without harsh effects. Free sample offer sent to: Dr W B Caldwell Monticello IL.

G. B. Pruitt Berea W. B. Caldwell Washington St Monticello

Gale Turbulence Looms Over Sunday Clay Target Shoot

Twenty one enthusiasts braved a thirty mile gale and blowing snow to shoot clay targets. Mitchell tied with Miller for top average at 45 while Smith trailed by two. several competitors posted scores ranging from the mid thirties to fifty with professional marks noted among the field.

Miller Mitchell Smith Dr. Schieiter Bierbert Tab Benssa Maier

Death Customs From Scotland Tour Mention

The text describes a highbinder’s death scene where the corpse is laid on a board wrapped in coarse linen. Friends place a wooden platter on the breast with salt and earth, kept separate. earth symbolizes the corruptible body and salt the immortal spirit.

Pennant Scotland

Incipient romance hinted by fingerprint on pie

A light hearted note from the Louisville Courier Journal hints at a budding romance sparked by an egg with a girl’s name and a fingerprint on a pie, suggesting playful intrigue in a local kitchen moment.

Louisville Courier- Journal

Interesting Affliction Stuttering in Speech and Kiss

A Houston Post quip notes a young man who stutters, saying love is difficult due to his distressing speech. The line extends to his kissing, deemed as stuttered as his talk, highlighting comic romantic awkwardness.

Houston Post

Kitty's CountingCredit and a Moralizing Burglar

A children’s counting rhyme from the Chicago Tribune shows Kitty counting feet to reach a yard and play. In a separate European tale, a burglar pins a note to a mansion pillow confessing temptation and blaming wealth while urging repentance.

Kitty Chicago Tribune Continental Europe

French President Sends Photo Reproductions to Prefectures

After his election the president presents official camera proofs to be distributed to every prefecture and town hall in France, with reproductions sent for public display and archival record.

France

Evenson Denies Bribery Charge On Optometry Bill

Dr H Clay Evenson of the Wisconsin Optometrists association says bribery claims by Rep Spoor are unfounded and that opposition comes from politician doctors. He notes the bill has been sent to the Assembly Finance Committee and the group will argue before the panel in Madison this week.

Spoor Wisconsin Optometrists’ Association H. Clay Evenson Optometrists’ Association Legislative Committee Milwaukee Representative Spoor Evenson C. D. Waugh The Optometrists’ Association Waugh Legislative Committee Madison Assembly Finance Committee

Origin of the sidesaddle tracing to Anne of Bohemia

The sidesaddle for women originates with Anne of Bohemia wife of Richard II. Her deformity led her to use a sidesaddle, and the practice spread. Previously Englishwomen rode astride in the old fashion.

Anne of Bohemia Emperor Germany Richard II England

Extremes Meet in Poker Tale From The Boston Transcript

A vivid fragment notes a hot-headed player facing a cautious foe in a poker game. The scene contrasts passion and nerves as Victors are personified and marriage status jokes drift through the dialogue.

Secret service detective slain by Japanese gang

Los Angeles police, March 18, believe Thomas A. White a U. S. secret service operative was killed by members of the Kamiyaes, the Japanese Black Hand society, for curbing their white slavery operations. His wife vowed to avenge his death. White had warned of being targeted by the group.

Los Angeles Thomas A. White United States Secret Service Kamiyaes Black Hand Society White Secret Society

Charges of Collusion on Armor Contract Schemes

Senator Ashurst introduces a resolution alleging collusion among Bethlehem, Midvale, and Homestead Steel, three Pennsylvania firms that won March 3 armor plate contracts for the new dreadnought Pennsylvania. He says bids differed little and claims the pact cost about 25 dollars more per ton than department estimates.

Washington Pennsylvania Ashurst Arizona Secretary of the Navy Trust Bethlehem Midvale Homestead Steel Companies

Realty Market Is Active This Month In La Crosse

Deeds filed in the Register of Deeds office show city property valued over $12,000 changing hands in the second week of March between March 10 and 15. Farm property about $50,000 was sold. City deeds total $12,915 with one at $1. City mortgages total $6,210. County deeds $42,750 with four at $1. County mortgages $9,800. Four mortgages were satisfied for $3,775. One mortgage assigned at $1,150.

la Crosse Office of Register of Deeds Andrew Thompson Register of Deeds

Boy Hero Helps Rescue Classmate on Ice in Mississippi River

In St Paul Minnesota on Sunday Carl Peterson aged 13 crawled onto the ice of the Mississippi River and saved 15 year old Thomas Ridley who had fallen through and was clinging to the ice in water over his head.

ST. Paul, Minn Carl Peterson Mississippi River Thomas Ridley

Funeral for Sister Feliciana Ledenberg Held at St Rose Convent

Sister M. Feliciana Ledenberg died after a three month illness at a local hospital. Funeral services were held at 8 a m from St Rose convent. She was 27. Burial planned in Catholic cemetery.

M. Feliciana Ledenberg St. Rose Convent

Buying experience is doing busi ness at a total loss

A brief line notes a challenging shopping encounter where the buyer faces a total loss in a business transaction. The phrase indicates dissatisfaction and potential financial impact. No specific names or dates are provided in the readable text.

Owen Approves Emergency Law in Wisconsin

Attorney General Owen sustains the Cunningham emergency law allowing boards of registry to place on the rolls all persons known to be qualified to vote whether or not they have registered in person. The measure covers the upcoming primary and the general election.

Madison Wis Owen Cunningham Boards of Registry

Sage Tea and Sulphur Hair Remedy Ad Claims Darker Hair

An advertisement promotes Wyeths Sage andSulphur Hair Remedy as a home tonic to darken gray hair naturally. It warns against druggist mixtures, touts ease of use with a sponge or brush, and credits O T Erhart as agent. It asserts the product removes dandruff and stops itching while restoring color and luster, making users look younger.

Wyeth Wryeth

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