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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
7
Advertisements state a one cent per word rate for initial insertions and a half cent per word for subsequent insertions. The listing describes a modern brick house on Cass street with fine trees and shrubbery priced at $3,500 and notes owners to leave the city. Frank G. Roth, Fouth and Pearl.
The body of William S. Allen, former Burling ton conductor from Grand Crossing, arrived on No. 5 from Danville with two Danville Railway Conductors officers. Funeral details set at Caledonia Street M. E. Church with Rev. Vance presiding. interment at Oak Grove. Widow and three children accompanied. Allen died suddenly of heart failure at a hotel. formerly lived at 2000 Kane Street and earlier at Momence.
A derailed car in No. 61 freight at Lindon, east of Manston, caused multiple cars to derail and delays for Train No. 3, which arrived about 10:30 am after a late start. A wrecking crew from the north side was sent to clear the tracks and will work the rest of the day.
North side boasts new wallpaper line by Staats' Wall Paper Co. updates include Rev. Ambrose Murphy returning from state Knights of Columbus convention. Gev. B. Marvin Jr. opens new business at 122 Caledonia, Edward Wheeler buys 823 Rose Street residence. Local clock shows Chicago Board of Trade figures for wheat corn oats pork lard short ribs with cash sales and receipts notes for Chicago May 9.
The article explains rheumatism as a systemic disease aggravated by uric acid and poor elimination, worsened by cold and damp weather, and best treated by cleansing the blood with S. S. S. and strengthening organs. It includes testimonial from Chase B. Gildersleeve of Newport News, Virginia, claiming cure after three bottles.
A quirky trade prompt asks a dealer whether to sell Red Feather or lose a blooming trade while selling goods not marked as union made. The fragment hints at branding and labor issues, but lacks clear names, dates, or locations to anchor a proper headline.
Railroad time tables indicate daily service with notes for daily except Sunday and daily except Saturday. Reference: daily schedule details and exceptions are noted as part of the timetable.
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