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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
5
Congressman Esch faces a petition from over 100 Winnebago Indians of Black River Falls protesting a proposed $10,000 home project. They misread the term home as a detention facility and fear loss of freedom. The bill has cleared the house and moved to the senate amid winter hardships among elderly and infirm natives.
Carl Kisselbach buys the Taylor property on Main Street just west of Lutz's fur store, currently occupied as a restaurant, from W. W. Taylor estate east of Lutz's confectionery and restaurant location.
Progress not good for Mrs Henry Gohres of Wall Street formerly Miss Glass who is not improving.
At St. Francis Hospital a patient is receiving care while Simon Sundehn, injured at La Crosse Rubber Mills six weeks ago, is recovering at his home at 622 Avon Street. Sundehn has worked seventeen years with the firm and had his left hand amputated between the wrist and elbow.
Rev John Wellington Hoag of the south side will preach at the Tabernacle Baptist church tomorrow morning with no evening service. Rev Stubbert from New Lisbon cannot come to take charge. Mrs William Hoyer returns home to Winnebago valley after visiting daughter Mrs William Poss in La Crosse.
The ninth annual banquet of the Men's League of the First Presbyterian Church will be held in the church parlors Tuesday evening with Rev S L McKee of West Salem as toastmaster. Other notes mention local visits, medical ads, and community notices.
An advertisement touts Gray's Yerba Santa as a revolutionary cough remedy built on different ingredients from traditional medicines. It claims decisive action by stopping the tickle that triggers coughing and offers a free sample at Beyschlag's Drug Store.
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