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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
7
A death warrant was issued for Robert Atkinson after he confessed improper relations with Susan Stanley, who drowned in the river and later was buried at Mound cemetery as the community paid burial costs.
Stevens Point Wisconsin report: Mike Strelewicz, a young Polish resident, faced a breakthrough operation for necrosis of the jawbone. The delicate procedure removed skin from the upper jaw and scraped away infected bone, offering the possibility of life with a false jaw or none at all if he recovers.
Miss Anna Schuh, missing for two weeks, is located ill at a Y W C A hospital in Los Angeles. She writes she wishes to stay there with promised employment and asks that her trunk and money be sent to her. Father Rev Paul Schuh returned home after aiding detectives.
An old medical advertisement asserts no cough or cold leads to pneumonia after using Foley’s Honey and Tar. The notice warns to refuse any non genuine product and promotes a yellow packaged, opiate free remedy by O. T. Erhart.
A compact aphorism notes that feeling sorry for the self-satisfied is a moral stance. The phrase suggests humility over complacency. It reflects a cautious critique of smug behavior.
Louis Hoffman says the reported $30,000 found on his New London, Wisconsin, farm is an ordinary amount. He notes the sum would barely cover a trip to Frisco and back, with no extra for candy, after receiving many letters from charities.
Advertises Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy as the genuine cure in a yellow package from O. T. M. Erhart.
Green Bay Wisconsin March 28 The Mutual Transit company of Buffalo notifies shippers that last year's east and west bound tariffs will be reinstated between Cleveland Buffalo and Green Bay effective March 30 The Lake Michigan basis of rates between the east and Chicago and Milwaukee will take effect as soon as legally established
Nearly 300 teachers from northern Wisconsin attended the North Wisconsin Teachers' association winter meeting in Ashland. The event opened yesterday and concluded this afternoon with remarks from prominent outside educators addressing the convention.
Milwaukee march 28 Jan Kubelik the great violinist will give a farewell concert here Sunday evening. He goes to Europe at the end of his present tour and like Adeline Patti says this is his last appearance in America.
A calf with three nostrils is shown at August Dreager’s farm near Poygan. The animal also has an extra nose structure to support the third opening.
Racine reports all insurers sign a petition noting no adequate highway into the factory district for fire access during a blaze. Fort Atkinson sets July 1 to 4 for a big homecoming and Fourth celebration. Eight Miss Janesville society girls walk eight miles to Milton Junction in two hours. Madison remits $25 fine for A A Pardee over ad u l t erated spirits of camphor after police warning request. Portage: Mrs John Diehl burned while burning grass and suffered injuries.
Thomas R. Marshall of Columbia City was nominated for governor by the Democratic state convention on the fifth ballot. The nomination unsettled the party machine, which accepted him only after pressure from the Taggart-Ralston faction.
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