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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1909

Page

4

94 year old Branford woman touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey

Mrs. Lorena Smith of Branford Connecticut aged 94 says she remains bright and active through the regular use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey which she claims builds her system and restores vigor. She notes other tonics failed to suit her and that the product benefits her constitution as she nears her 94th year. The paper promotes testimonials as genuine and published in good faith.

Lorena Smith Branford, Conn Duffy

Darrow Denounces Local Option In Dry Holland Speech

Clarence Darrow, Chicago lawyer and Haywood defendant’s chief counsel, speaks against local option in Holland Michigan. He says opponents threaten freedoms and predicts churches will seek to control more liberties after prohibition gains.

Holland Mich Clarence Darrow Chicago Haywood Darrow Tuin

A La Pocket Menu Chat at 25 Cent Special

A humorous cartoon caption notes a diner reading the menu in French at a cafe. The patron scans for a 25 cent item and points to it while saying please as a judge comments.

North Side High School Debate Rejects Separate Campus

Lincoln Douglas Debating Society ponders a north side high school. Jury rules 2 to 1 against a separate facility. Dickinson and Wing sway the vote. Stam and Cronon argued for the affirmative. Professor Schubert previews upcoming La Crosse Sparta clash as interest grows.

Lincoln Douglass Debating Society la Crosse North Side Stam Cronon Dickinson Wing Schubert Sparta

Mad dog slain by officer at Hawley residence

Officer A Yehle of station No 2 was called to 821 Hagar street where a rampaging mad dog terrorized the home. He dispatched the creature with a baseball hat, calling it the worst mad dog seen, with frothing mouth and property damage but no other bites or rabies outbreak suspected.

A. Yehle Curly” Holway Hagar Street Yehle

Robe Theft Suspect Arrested After Farm Vehicle Loss

Wm Barviak of Avon Street was arrested by Officers Taylor and Yehle after a robe stolen from a farmer’s wagon on the south side was traced to his barn hide, with John Van Loon confirming a match and the suspect held for identification.

Wm. Barviak Avon Street Central Station Taylor Yehle John van Loon Mormon Coulee Barviak van Loon

Child Saved By Foley’s Orino Laxative

A Wisconsin parent reports a three year old boy suffered severe constipation and high fever. After two doses of Foley’s Orino Laxative the fever vanished and the child recovered completely, described as life saving by A Wolkush of Casimer and O T Erhart.

Foley A. Wolkush Casimer Wis

Freight Wreck Delays Trains On Northwestern Road

A freight car derailed before the Winona bridge delaying two passenger trains would run over Milwaukee tracks. No injuries or damage reported, traffic delayed about four hours, wreck cleared by 10 this morning and schedules resumed.

Winona

Mrs John Neuman Dies at 79 at Home

Mrs John Neuman died at 6 this morning at 728 Kane Street from complications of diseases. She leaves her husband and a daughter in La Crescent Minnesota. A resident of the north side for about 25 years the deceased was 79. Funeral service will be at 2 PM Tuesday from the residence Rev Thurow officiating Undertaker Dwyer in charge. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.

John Neuman Kane Street la Crescent Minn Neuman North Side Thurow Dwyer Oak Grove Cemetery

Train time changes on Milwaukee road shifts No. 16 arrival

A new time card takes effect Sunday on the Milwaukee road affecting only passenger No. 16 eastbound. The train will now arrive at 12 12 p m instead of 12 20 p m, eight minutes earlier. La Crosse trains otherwise retain their current times.

Milwaukee Road la Crosse

Card of Thanks for John Kessler

The family of John Kessler thanks those who helped during his illness and death. Gratitude goes to Father Murphy and St. James school pupils for sympathy and flowers. Signed by Mr and Mrs Fred Kessler and family.

John Kessler Father Murphy St. James School Fred Kessler

North Side In Brief Testimony in Warden Case

George Kingsley deputy state game warden in Maiden Rock will testify against two men arrested earlier this week for violating state game laws. Numerous residents are listed with moves, visits, and health notes including rheumatism and bronchitis.

George Kingsley Maiden Rock W. Hurley Berlin Street Alfred Taylor Beaver Creek Wis W. J. Spafford George Street J. B. Rup Avon Street Aurora Ill Mir J. H. Blinston Sparta W. H. Blinston Charles Street E. J. Horning Blinston Dalles Ore Norman de Sautelle St. Paul C. H. van Burg Fred Rick Loomis Street Winona Min Catherine Eureka Springs Ark Pauline Gustad Spring Valley Minn Mabel Almvez Hazel Blanchard Rose Street Dan Isham Polo, Ill Harry Watson John Smith Savanna Peter Helin W. Wills Grand Rapids Mich Lawrence Indiana Mr. Lawrence Rubber Paul Weichert Q” Machine Shops Grand Crossing Montana

Debate on Entry of Orientals into United States

The Wendell Phillips Debating Society weighed the motion that Orientals be excluded from the United States. After a heated discussion the jury ruled the negative. Beust and Schlabach supported the affirmative, Rohrbaugh and Keyes the negative.

United States Wendell Phillips Debating Society Krause Stevenson Barret Beust Schlabach Rohrbaugh Keyes

Cinder Path Brings Easier Walk for Milwaukee Trainmen

Yardmaster Emmerson built a cinder path in the Milwaukee yards from Mill street to the Rose street viaduct. Train men praise the improvement as it ends sloppy walking caused by warm weather, easing their daily duties.

Emmerson Milwaukee Mill Street Rose Street

Emma Heller Dies at Home in Loomis Street Town

Miss Emma Heller died at 425 Loomis street at 10 30 this morning from spinal trouble after a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 9 o clock Monday morning at St James church with Dwyer in charge. Some boys are good for nothing but any small boy will be good for a dime.

Emma Heller Loomis Street St. James Church Dwyer

Church Services Guide for Local Congregations

A local directory lists multiple churches with service times and pastors. Trinity Lutheran, Trinity United Lutheran on Avenstreet led by Rev. Hoover offer 10:30 morning and 7:30 evening English services, plus 9 am Sunday school. Other churches include St. Peter's Episcopal, Norwegian Methodist, Bethel Norwegian Lutheran, Scandinavian Baptist, Caledonia Street M E, Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran, North Presbyterian, Norwegian Lutheran, Tabernacle Baptist, Second German Methodist, with varied Sunday worship times and weekday activities.

Trinity Lutheran Trinity United Lutheran Church Avenstreet T. T. Hooverstad St. Peter's Episcopal Church C. N. Moller Norwegian Methodist Church Berlin Sill Streets Eliot Hansen Bethel Norwegian Church Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church Corner Sill and George O. L. Christenson Scandinavian Baptist Scandinavian Baptist Church Charlies Logan Streets Iver Larson Ed Fores Caledonia Street M. E A. V. Ingham Square Deal Brierley Men’s Brotherhood German Evangelical Lutheran Emanuel German Evangelical Luthéran Church Avon St. Paul Streets C. M. Thurow North Presbyterian Logan and Avon Streets A. A. Randall Charles and Sill Streets E. O. Vik Tabernacle Baptist Tabernacle Baptist Church Clinton and Avons Streets G. W. Fogg Young Men's’ Brotherhood Club Second German Methodist Second German Methodist Church Berlin and Clinton Streets

Farewell Sendoff for Robert Barchenfeld on Germany Tour

Robert Barchenfeld of 618 Avon street left Thursday for a tour in Germany to visit relatives in the old country. The Frohsian Singing society and many friends gathered to bid him farewell. He is well known in the community.

Robert Barchenfeld Avon Street Germany Old Country Frohsian Singing Society Mr. Barchenfeld

Proprietor Plans Five Month Absence From Village Shop

The known proprietor of the German Village on South Fourth Street expects to be away about five months.

South Fourth Street

Engineer Fred Wipperman Weds Edith Rohde in Portage

Fred Wipperman a noted engineer on the La Crosse division of the C M St P and Miss Edith Rohde of Portage married Wednesday evening at the St Johns Lutheran church parsonage in Portage.

Fred Wipperman la Crosse Edith Rohde Portage St. Johns Lutheran Church

Portage Couple Weds as Mrs White Honored

Miss Mabel White served as maid of honor and William Whipperman acted as best man in a Portage wedding. Mr and Mrs Whipperman have left for a wedding trip to the east and will establish their home in Portage on return.

Portage Mabel White Wm. Whipperman Mrs. Wipperman East

Harsh Wit on Piano Lessons Sparks Debate

A quip laments girls taking piano lessons, claiming many should be locked up. It notes we live and learn yet often unlearn, suggesting a critique of cultural or personal habits in a humorous or provocative tone.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hood Duffy’s Pure Vaveieten Daffy, Tialt Whiskey Co Rochester N. Y Phe Wall Paper Company Clinton Street RED North Lacrosse Gape DR. Watterson Whitebreast Coal CO Cass St Castoria THE Lacrosse Tribune W. J. Schultz Jack Dahlgren Mad Dog Curly” Holway Home Pink Hawley the Mariner Main St Kodaks America Cinder Path Maud Hostetter New Roads P. O. Langlois Columbus, Nebr W. L. Cook
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