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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1909

Page

4

North Side in Brief Society Notes and Travels

North Side notes list various Ladies Aid meetings at local churches, illness reports, and residents traveling to Dakota or Selden Kansas. Updates include quaratine lift at 1903 Loomis, returns from Milwaukee and Lansing Iowa, visits by Lloyd Cayn of Lynxville, and a Friday musical recital at Caledonia Street M E church. The fragment ends with a line about the faculty of music on a related topic.

Caledonia Street M. E. Church J. D. Gage Avon Street Wm. Winell and Son Berlin Street Dakota J. R. Capan Loomis Street Selden Kas W. H. Taylor Wm. Banderville Lansing Frank Bull Emmaeanning Wood Street Lloyd Cayn Lynxville Wis Iowa A. A. Boardman Waukon Junction M. E Ladies’ Aid The A of Music

Progressive League Names a Committee to Investigate Purchase

The Progressive League formed a committee to probe the town of Campbell’s purchase. The panel will examine sources, legality, and financial implications before reporting findings to members.

Progressive League Investi

New Officers Installed at North Side Boosting Association

Louis Lavaque is installed as active head of the North Side Boosting Association at Woodman hall. The treasurer reports $28.95 on hand with many members yet to pay dues. An amendment on dues and a North Side cemetery committee are discussed, plus a proposal to seek winter headquarters at Black River. Meeting adjourned.

North Side Progressive League Woodman Hall Miller Marvin Louis Lavaque Mr. Foster Black River

Early Resident Joins Majority

A long time resident credited with strong local ties joins the governing body’s majority, signaling a shift in leadership. The event occurred last night as residents gathered to hear the discussion and vote on upcoming community projects.

Funeral of Daniel Allen to be held Friday

Daniel Allen aged 75 died at home on Logan street after a sudden illness. The funeral is set for 2 PM Friday from the house with Rev. George Fogg officiating, followed by services at the Tabernacle Baptist church at 2 30 PM. Interment will be in North side cemetery.

John Hansen North Side Caledonia Street William Herbert Dwyer A. V. Ingham M. E Oak Grove Daniel Allen Logan Street Tabernacle Baptist Church Clinton and Avon Streets Sletten George Fogg Harden Anna Harden

North Side Industrial Future Promised by League Committees

The league pledges active leadership and functioning committees to deliver results in the coming year benefiting the North Side's industrial growth.

Family notices and local arrivals in Lansing Iowa

Miss Martha Roggensack returns home in Lansing after visiting her brother P. E. Roggensack. Carl Roggensack of Lansing arrives to collect the body of Mrs. H. Halbrader who died at the La Crosse hospital. Mrs. Dandertson travels back to St Paul after visiting North Side friends. A comical remark closes the paragraph about a man who values a dollar over self-respect.

Martha Roggensack Lansing P. E. Roggensack George Street Carl Roggensack H. Halbrader la Crosse Hospital Dandertson North Side St. Paul

New Train on Q Through La Crosse and St Paul

A new schedule introduces a Q line train running through La Crosse to St Paul. The timetable outlines revised departures and improved service between the two cities with stops noted along the corridor.

LA Crosse

Board report shows strong finances and loans outstanding

The report notes a prosperous board with $70,020 in outstanding loans, $64,000 more than 11 years ago. Members present include Rev V Koren and S Roque with H F E Magelssen as treasurer and John Streeter. Other members hail from Olmstead MN Zumbrota and Lyle MN. Next meeting is the second week of May 1910 at Streeter’s residence.

Thoreson Olmstead County Minn A. C. Ylvisaker Zumbrota Land of Lyle Johns&, Streeter

Burlington time cards announce limited No 49 changes

Time cards for Burlington trains take effect Sunday May 23. No 53 added for local St Paul to Savanna service. No 50 arrives 2 15 a m. No 49 becomes a 7 00 a m limited. No 52 to 12 15 a m limited. No 54 to 11 20 a m. Connect at St Paul with Great Northern and Northern Pacific for coast service. Station Grand Crossing note. new brake man rule adds extra brakemen on trains with three or more coaches.

Burlington Road St. Paul Savanna Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington Seattle Grand Crossing South Side

Church Extension Board Session Held At Treasurer's Home

The annual meeting of the board of church extension work of the Norwegian Lutheran church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of treasurer John Streeter on Caledonia street. The session was strictly business and focused on organizational matters.

The Norwegian Lutheran Church John Streeter Caledonia Street

Mrs Helin Called to Chicago for Ill Daughter

Mrs. Peter Helin of 1453 George Street was summoned to Chicago on Tuesday evening due to the serious illness of her daughter.

Peter Helin George Street Chicago

Health and Beauty Advice Column Tips and Formulas

Nellie G advises nightly baking soda binding to ease soreness. Arthur W shares kardene blood tonic recipe with sugar alcohol and water to boost appetite and clear skin conditions. George L offers a home eye tonic from crystal dissolved in water and tips for eye comfort. Mrs J K prescribes vaseline for brows and a homemade face cream jelly with almorein and glycerine for cleansing pores.

Nellie G Arthur W

Homemade complexion wash for whitening skin

A home made liquid powder mix dissolves 4 ounces spurmax in a pint of hot water with 2 teaspoonfuls glycerine. It whiten sallow dark or oily skin and requires no powder for a brightened complexion.

Quinola Hair Tonic Promises Hair Growth and Shine

A weekly application of a quinine hair tonic dissolves 1 ounce of quinola in a half pint of alcohol with a quarter pint of water. Rub into the scalp until absorbed to promote hair growth and a luxuriant glossy look. See Mary A. B. for reference.

Archie G Mary A. B

Mary A B Advises Shampoo Frequency and Formula

A Mary A B article suggests not shampooing hair more than twice a month using a thorough cleansing shampoo. It describes making an inexpensive mixture of canthrax with hot water, applied to hair to cleanse scalp, relieve irritation, and soften hair.

Mary A. B

College Girl Advice on Diet and Elixirs for Obesity

A reader column repeats old era weight loss tips advising exercise over starvation and endorses using parnotis dissolved in hot water as a flesh reducer. It also cautions against drinking while eating and promotes Luxor mixture with alcohol for eczema, claiming success in a friend’s cure.

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New Idea Magazine Figgie’s Dry Goods Store Rose St Lavauue Coal Company Wall Paper Headquarters Wall Paper CO Clinton Street North la Crosse Sincer Lacrosse Tribune W. J. Schultz Jack Dahlgren North Presbyterian Church F. C. Herrington J. R. Canan Hy Goddard Granie Meat Market Rose Street Campbell Ing Association North Side Cemetery J. F. Russell John F. Russell W. C. Rick W. Baum Caledonia Tommorrow Granke & Pederson Mill St Bax A. & O. Sletten Caledonia St Graw's Studio A. J. Netzer J. Owen Avon St Health and Beauty Advice Sarah M George L Annie Laurie Luxor
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