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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
6
Promotes hair growth when dandruff absent and claims dandruff stems from a germ. The only proven germ killer is Newbro's Herpicide, reputed to be harmless and dye free. It stops itching, adds gloss, and is sold by local druggists with samples by mail. Special agent O T Erhart notes contact details.
A Madison Wisconsin notice touts Holustia Rox Mountain Tea Nuggets marketed as a health aid for busy individuals. It claims to renew vigor and address constipation indigestion liver and kidney issues pimples eczema bad breath sluggish bowels headaches and backaches. The product is said to come in a tablet form priced at 3 cents per box and is linked to Bouusten Deve Corranv.
Indianapolis March 29 The joint conference of coal miners and operators in the central competitive district adjourned with no wage settlement in sight. Mitchell warned of possible hunger and hardship in a prolonged strike but pledged the miners would be law abiding and avoid violence.
The day features calls for an arbitration commission to resolve coal industry disputes. R. R. Hammond urges public understanding after commission review, while W. D. Kuhn mentions a presidentially appointed commission. President Mitchell questions operators in several states about an investigation into mining costs and interstate price disparities. J. H. Winder replies on a uniform priceFixing inquiry across regions.
In Indianapolis on March 28 the miners and operators reopened discussion on J H Winder's motion to adopt the current wage scale with leasing points at Danville Illinois and Hocking Valley Ohio. The session grew acrimonious with A J Moorehead and Delegate Walker trading sharp statements while Vice President Lewis presented statistics challenging operator claims. The attack on the shot fire law drew contention over profitability during full operation.
Des Moines Iowa reports no coal is for sale as mines prepare to shut down. The city faces a coordinated halt in coal deliveries amid workforce and production concerns, affecting local energy supply.
Early morning blaze in Elroy Wisconsin wipes out the saloon owned by Charles C Emons with a 5000 loss and the Charles A Johnson barber shop with 400 loss The total insured value is 3250 dollars with the rest a loss.
In stomach and liver trouble the proper treatment is to stimulate these organs without irritation. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritating them like pills or ordinary cathartics. It does not nauseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. Sold by O. T. Erhart.
Farmers in southern Kenosha County petition the Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway to extend service from Winthrop Harbor in Illinois to Russell and Kenosha. The plan would open Kenosha to Milwaukee trade and may be built in the coming summer months after review by the railway officials.
District Attorney Miller opened an inquiry into the death of Mrs Matt Hanslick of Niagara who died in Norway after arrival from her home. The body bore sores and bruises suggesting she had been beaten to death.
Justice Greenbaum of the New York Supreme Court issued a writ of habeas corpus and certiorari for George W. Perkins. Perkins says he is imprisoned without a proper tribunal order. Officers have been ordered to bring Perkins to court immediately.
The Hesse Envelope company of St Louis has a thirty days option on Fond du Lac Envelope plant. The move to St Louis is likely, though the Fond du Lac owners A H Hilberts and Emma P F Hilberts remain involved. F H Hesse says plant may stay locally.
Chippewa Falls Construction Co to construct the new state normal building at Twenty-fifth and State in Milwaukee this summer. Project cost listed at 150000 dollars with C. J. Fox of Milwaukee awarded heating contract for 19800 and Dwyer Plumbing Co of St Paul securing plumbing work for 7480.
Beloit Wis March 29 Rev Joseph Carden new rector of St Pauls Episcopal church says no license is a failure and the temperance committee of the Christian Endeavor union has published a challenge for a public debate on license. Carden has not answered but likely will accept. Endeavorers continue no license meetings but attract little attention.
The western Wisconsin district of the American Sunday School Union reports year ending March 1 1906 work by General Missionary B W Cooley and A A Sifert. New Sunday schools organized 12 with 53 teachers and 390 scholars. 7 reorganized with 32 teachers and 230 scholars. 26 schools visited or aided for first time with 179 teachers and 2039 scholars. Previous reports show 78 schools with 519 teachers and 4973 scholars. Sermons and addresses delivered 179. Bibles and Testaments distributed 317. Family visits 3170. Conversions 113. Churches developed from the work Young people's societies organized 5. Home departments organized 7 with 124 teachers and scholars.
Pewaukee Wisconsin March 20 navigation on Pewaukee Lake reopened as Henry Meyers Milwaukee launched a 20 foot motor boat named Git. Ice harvesters from Savoy company worked nearby using a rowboat to move ice to the elevator while the ice grew soft and operations paused. This marks the latest ice cutting in memory of the oldest Pewaukee iceman.
Advertisement asserts pneumonia is caused by a cold not by Foley's Honey and Tar and claims the product stops coughs heals lungs and prevents pneumonia. It urges refusing substitutes and notes sales by O. T. Erhart.
Montgomery, plaintiff in error, appeals from a first degree murder conviction in Sparta. He argues there was no evidence of deliberate intent to kill his wife by pounding her or throwing her from a buggy, with defense by A H Smith F J Smith and state by A C Titus and Howard Teasdale.
An 18th or 19th century style drug advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Cure makes the kidneys and bladder right and contains nothing injurious, sold by O. T. Erhart.
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