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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1906
Page
4
A brief exchange notes Mr. Bacheller has not acquired any Common Stock, in contrast to Mr. Gelatt who has changed position on ownership. The passage frames ownership as a point of contention without broader context.
Residents of Coon Valley set to vote next Tuesday on allowing saloons for the first time in three decades. The town, riding a post railroad boom, shows strong demand for licenses and indications point to a majority in favor, preferring local saloons to traveling for drinks.
Rev. P Overgand, who arrived from Hillsboro North Dakota to assist in revival meetings at the Scandinavian Baptist church, has recovered from the operation at Lutheran hospital and is now at his home. His wife returned home last week.
A fragmented code message from Indianapolis traces a March 27th event with a taker and sender, then shifts to political theater and local figures. Palmer and “The Dog” rally support in Sekond Ward while jokes on graft, Rockefeller, and taxation pepper the column, ending with a church reminder and a note on smiling.
Resources include loans and discounts, overdrafts, U.S. bonds and premiums, other bonds, banking house and fixtures with 5 percent redemption fund, cash and due from banks. Capital stock, undivided profits, national bank notes outstanding, dividends unpaid, and deposits are itemized.
A publicized case from La Crosse Wisconsin features Lizzy Cunningham a 10 year old girl who gained better sight and mood after Dr H C Evenson treated her crossed eyes with prescription glasses no medicine or surgery. Her improvement was rapid and his case was publicly highlighted by the teacher and the parents affidavit dated March 12 1906.
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