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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1909
Page
3
A crowded North Side hall hears a mayoral aspirant frame his campaign on a business policy aimed at the greatest good for all taxpayers. He opposes party labels and suggests rebranding factions as Progressive and Conservative to focus on city issues rather than national divides.
A Cleveland area notice touts Blackburn's cascaroyal pills as a safe regular remedy for chronic constipation and related ailments. It claims quick relief from constipation and lists benefits including skin and kidney improvements. Readers are urged to request a free package from The Blackburn Products Co. of Dayton, Ohio.
Dr. Friend C. Suiter Republican candidate for mayor opened his campaign at Wannebo's hall on Caledonia street in the Ninth ward. He charmed the audience with witty stories and anecdotes, holding attention from the rostrum until he declared he was out of steam.
A speech by Mr. Sutter urges unity and reform, contrasting conservative and progressive approaches, criticizing high taxes and city hall cliques. He links health policy and economic issues to governance, citing gas rate increases and inflated property valuations while promoting a more economical, citizen-focused administration ahead of the spring election.
A traditional remedy outlines mixing one half pint whiskey with one ounce Syrup sarsaparilla and one ounce To ris compound available from a druggist. Take in teaspoonful doses before meals and before retiring as a never failing rheumatism cure.
In La Crosse a campaign event features William E. Barber urging voters to back the Republican ticket on April 6. He argues taxes rose from 291 180 to 384 874 between 1900 and 1908 while population held steady, advocating industry over beauty and calling for change after years of Democratic leadership.
Mr. Hanson left for Pint Bluff Ark to join Sawyer-Austin Lumber. Mrs. Rattler hospitalized with pneumonia. Mrs. Squier visiting Trempealeau sister. John Flynn W R C to host supper Tuesday. Mr. Aller attended Mrs. Mahlum funeral. Good Samaritans meet Wednesday with Mrs. Gear. Millinery openings announced at R A Taylor and Miss B Kjos. Eight locomotives moved west on the Q. W C T U meets with Mrs. Mason. Green family leaves for Hettinger S D. German Lutheran pastor examines class for confirmation. Lions and Tigers bowl tonight. Stars vs Combinations Thursday. August Kromerey resumes Milwaukee Road duties. Red Mill special passes through for Twin Cities. Betty Cowitz visits Sparta.
Otto Granke resides 833 Rose street. Mrs. Louis Daniels left last night for a visit in Chicago. Wm Knebes a Milwaukee brakeman at Minneapolis visited over Sunday with his mother at 714 Rose street.
Edward Wheeler of 825 Rose Street learns his sister Mrs. C Sperbeck died in East Dubuque after a short illness from la grippe turning to pneumonia. Funeral at Caledonia Street Church with Rev. Ingham officiating. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs. Percy Tally of East Dubuque.</s>
A Milwaukee coroner’s inquest over a train victim uncovered a trainman’s notebook bearing the name Thomas Keaveny of La Crosse Wis. The finder assumed it was the stranger’s name but Keaveny is alive in La Crosse attending his brother Francis’s funeral. The method by which the book came to the victim remains unknown.
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