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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1909
Page
7
Voters will cast ballots April 1 1909 at the city office for officers listed with party designations. Voters receive a ballot from the clerk and vote in a booth marking a cross in the party circle to count for all party nominees. Ballots with extra marks or marks against party lines are not described. voters may be instructed on marking but not advised whom to vote.
Voters receive instructions on marking ballots for multiple party candidates, write ins for missing names, ballot handling, assistance for disabled voters, oath by presiding officer, and list of polling booth locations by ward across the city. Includes names for Clerk, Treasurer, Commissioner, and other offices with ward map.
The Bijou features Langdon stage setting mid night boulevard, Gus Bruno in multilingual skits and songs, Majestic Trio as top musical act, Mantell's Mysterious Automatons, Si and Mandy Salome parody, Cissy Chew-in-gum and Souserina orchestra, Mantell's Marionette Hippodrome, and two Bijouscope films Fatty's Follies and Wonderful Fluid.
John Carson age 61 of La Crosse county died Sunday morning at his Chipmunk Coulee home after a several day illness. Heart disease was the cause. Survived by widow four sons Henry Fred Louis of this city George of South Dakota and Mrs Joseph Giefer and one sister Mrs George B Rose. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 1 PM from the house with Rev Palarchek of the German Lutheran church officiating.
Madison campus records 4521 students this year, up 508 from last year, a 12 percent increase. If the trend continues, the university could reach 10000 students in ten years.
Princess Wilma Looff-Parlaghy arrives in New York to paint 25 leading Americans including President Taft, Cardinal Gibbons, Alexander Graham Bell, and Thomas Edison during a two month stay. Her entourage and vivid uniforms draw crowds after a famed Noahs ark style voyage.
Remarkable flesh builder Protone claims to nourish, increase cell growth, improve food assimilation, strengthen nerves, and build solid flesh. The ad offers a free 50 cent package and a booklet, with a coupon request to Detroit based Protone Company for thin individuals seeking quick gains.
Free coupon offers a 5de package of Protone with charges prepaid and a free book on why you are thin. Send ten cents in silver or stamps as postage to The Protone Company at 1204 Protone Building Detroit Michigan with your name.
The first annual Dutch Lunch of the La Crosse Motorboat club is in Hotel Doering tonight at 8:30. Entertainment includes Johnson Brothers orchestra, La Crosse quartet, a talk by Ray S. Reid on river matters, and magic by Mr Meikelsohn. Oscar Doering oversees the Dutch lunch banquet.
Frank A. Vanderlip, New York banker, crossed the country in 16 hours 7 minutes at 60 mph but arrived in Chicago after his mother died and learned his grandmother is dying in the same house. The grandmother is not expected to survive the day.
Henry Irving Dodge presents The Counsel for the Defense a new play with a plot built on politics and love. Mr Shea headlines Friday and Saturday April 2 and 3 at the La Crosse theater with Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde and The Bells on Saturday night and matinee.
A provocative, philosophy-like line states that feigning indifference while courting intimacy undermines trust and intimacy, suggesting genuine reassurance fosters connection. The remark emphasizes perception and emotional honesty in relationships.
F. J. Corry is promoted to route agent for Adams Express in this city, succeeding the late W. R. Renken. Corry has fifteen years with the company and rose from wagon man at Rockford Illinois, having been recalled after Renken's death to fill the position.
Miss Christian Yates aged 91 died in Kansas City on March 30 requesting to be cremated in St. Louis and her ashes scattered on the Mississippi. Her niece Mrs C is to carry out the wishes.
The body will be transported to St. Louis tonight for a funeral service to be held tomorrow.
A humorous exchange on gender roles notes that marriage changes fortunes and women enjoy managing the strong sex, with a male character agreeing. The passage satirizes fortune telling and dreams as irrelevant to married life.
A vintage ad touts Lane's Family Medicine as a pleasant herb tea that aids digestion and bowel function, purifies blood, cleanses skin, and eases headache and backache. Druggists and dealers charge 25 cents.
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