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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
3
An old advertisement touts Munyon's Cold Remedy for head and chest relief and fever reduction, claims to cure grip and pneumonia. It also promotes Munyon's Rheumatism Remedy for stiff joints, Kidney Remedy for urinary issues, and Vitalizer to restore strength and vigor.
A reflective line notes that even before a woman owns jewels she frets they may be stolen, highlighting anxiety about loss and security surrounding valuable possessions.
Word from Brainerd Minnesota says Warren Smith hospitalized for a serious appendicitis case with a large abscess has undergone surgery. His condition remained very serious but is slowly improving and his family was notified as details emerged.
Police traced Whitla to Cleveland where he paid a 10000 dollar ransom and retrieved his son at the Hollenden hotel. A Payne avenue car ride led to the reunion as Ramsey and a friend brought the boy to the hotel amid a gathering crowd and hotel officials.
Mrs. N. H. Keizer returns from Brice Prairie Wisconsin while Miss K Campbell visits sister Mrs. G M Powell in Milwaukee area. Residents travel, relocate, or host gatherings across Loomis Kane and Caledonia streets with several entries about birthdays, church guilds, and social events. The piece notes a dry town due to election and staff changes at local firms.
The Tenth ward debating club met at Clarence Knapp’s home and elected officers for three months: President John Allen, Vice President and Treasurer Thomas Knight, Secretary Harry Robinson, Sergeant at Arms Forest Crow, Regent Harry Marshall. The jury of Byers, Rouse and Robinson ruled the north side should not have a high school for two-year students. Next week’s motion asks if La Crosse mayor should receive a salary with Kabat Knapp and Felzer as affirmative speakers and Robinson Rouse Knight as negative.
Testimony in Edward Bower's case suggests three women believed they were married to him. Public interest is high enough that the court has ordered doors closed.
The ice in the La Crosse river from the mouth to North Third street began breaking up Monday and moves toward the Mississippi. Gorges formed at the Burlington and Milwaukee bridges but caused no damage as the river rises rapidly from melting snow and precautions to prevent damage have been taken.
If your system is weak and run down there is no reason for remaining in that condition when help is so handy. Just get a bottle of the Bitters and let it make you strong again. It won't disappoint you.
Mrs. Wm Nessler welcomed about 20 friends Monday afternoon at her Berlin Street home 1534. She received a linen table cover napkins and two center pieces. A dainty lunch followed and guests departed after a pleasant gathering including Mesdames Turnbull Ingham Shackley Marshall Combellick DeSautelle Pierce McCann Owen Spencer Eberhart McKenzie Snyder Partridge Groff Bullock Keizer Oehler Paulson and John Nessler.
A sensational ad claims a merciless murderer called Appendi citis is stopped by Dr. King's New Life Pills. The product allegedly prevents appendicitis by stimulating digestion, curing constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion advertised at 25c at O T Erhart's.
R Smith of Babcock Wisconsin was severely injured when he tried to jump a passing Milwaukee train No 56 as it left the yards Saturday night. He was struck by a switch post and injured his right hip joint. He walked to Swartz livery 616 St Cloud street where Dr Swarthout examined him. He was moved to W R Woods home then after two days taken to his own home at Babcock.
Switch engine No 1182 blew out a cylinder head at the north side depot yesterday afternoon about 4 o clock. A large crowd at the station scattered in fear, thinking a bomb had exploded. No one injured, only the engine damaged. Engineer Sturteman supervised the run.
John F. Russell, a court bailiff and north side resident, was bitten by Pat Boyle's dog yesterday while petting the animal in front of Boyle saloon. The dog sank five teeth into his hand causing a painful wound. Boyle blamed the injury on Russell smoking a pipe, the dog supposedly disliking pipe smokers.
Reverend J W Fogg of North Side Baptist will start a Sunday evening sermon series for the young ladies of the North Side. He follows Reverend Leslie Lee Sanders as pastor of the Tabernacle church and his sermons are increasing his popularity with the congregation.
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