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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1913
Page
5
The store advertises sash doors blinds interior hardwood finish and flooring fixtures for store bank office and bar. It argues discriminating buyers avoid high costs by choosing quality and low prices, inviting readers to inspect its materials and compare prices.
Dan A. White declared that socialism has come in the time of need to the workingman during the third socialistic lecture titled The Class War at the YMCA building last night. He argued the labor majority must awaken to their downtrodden status and reject capital.
The speaker warned that socialism would gain the majority by appealing to humanity’s needs while noting historical opposition to major movements. He traced the early Republican party’s slavery stance and argued capital and labor separation fuels ongoing conflict before universal peace can come.
William Wolff chairman of Campbell town board announced at the city scales house that he will move to Chatfield Minnesota to start a new business He will relocate with his family in a couple of weeks after weighing a load of scrap iron Wolff has long farmed on South Salem road and is a prominent figure in Campbell community The La Crosse market also reported Otto Wolff of Smiths Coulee delivered the season’s largest hog at 235 pounds and several farmers traded produce including corn hay onions potatoes and straw from Mormon Coulee Midway Hokah Onalaska Green’s Coulee French Island and related areas.
A mystic seeress warns of a troubling influence in a person’s life while a patron confesses the source is his fiancée, described as a brunette, in a Baltimore American report fragment.
A druggist at 503 Main Street advertises Indian Wahoo Bitters for 75c plus 25c cash, claiming a $1 bottle value for chronic ailments. Coughs and colds are touted as quickly cured by Grays Yerba Santa Cough Cure in 50c and $1 bottles. The note invites mail orders and telephone requests.
A parade of residents and visitors including A Hess Arcadia Gustave Ellingson Lanesboro Ralph H Rose Vincennes Ind J F Lapitz 131 South Sixth and others stop in for business or social calls. Notables include B A Yeomen meeting March 25 at Linker hall and Dr Brandenburgs dental offices moving to 306 Pearl St.
Ed has an eye for business and is known to be a hustler. For the past year he has led The Tribune’s circulation at Houston, where the reach has grown steadily since he took charge.
Advert shows a cold remedy with laxative bromoquinine claiming to stop coughs and headaches in a day. Druggists refund money if it fails. Features E. W. Grove signature on each box. Price 25 cents.
LONDON. Armand Delmar a stage cowboy in films and wild west shows inherited 2,000,000 from his uncle. CHICAGO March 22. Mrs Mary Spiror won a court verdict after identifying a chicken by its short tail in a neighbor dispute over a poultry.
A fashion note promotes a skin treatment using mercurized wax applied nightly and washed off next morning to remove freckles and roughness. The ad claims the entire cuticle sloughs in about a week, yielding a smooth surface with no pain. It also suggests a saxolite and hazel face bath for deeper wrinkles.
The LaCrosse County Superintendent of Schools bases his bid on ten years of leadership. He cites experience gained and promises to continue progress in educational affairs if re-elected.
The Woman's Guild of Christ church will meet at 2 30 Thursday afternoon with Mrs Henry Gund at 1509 King Street.
The William McKinley post ladies hosted a St Patrick's day card gathering at Mrs. Sarah Luther's home on Milwaukee Street. Another group of McKinley post ladies were entertained with cards by Mrs. David Bailey. The Twentieth Century club met at the YWCA on March 18 with a lesson on English poets of the Lake Country led by Mrs. H C Stevens and including poems recited by Mrs. Schall.
Miss Mernie Emberry of Merrill Wisconsin is expected to arrive home this evening to spend Easter. Miss Minnie Knight of Houston Minnesota is spending her Easter vacation with her parents. She is joined by her friend Miss Anna Caldwell of Dubuque.
The last lecture in the series by Mr. Seiler at the YWCA rooms is postponed from Monday evening to a week from Monday.
Chicago health authorities condemned an enterprising theater owner who sprayed delicate fragrances through the venue. Officials said the perfumed air was an effort to mask other odors in the theatre.
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