North Side Briefs Show Dreamland Features And Local Visits
North side notices list Dreamland theater showings with Pearl White and the film From the Manger to the Cross. Multiple residents return from visits to Chicago Saint Paul Wino, Hope North Carolina and Rushford alongside family and friends visits across the north side locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Stallsmith
North Side
Chicago
Clyde Friend
St. Paul
Christ Hanson
Winoa
Louisa Allen
Rempealeau
C. Larson
Cr. H. van Burg
West Virginia
Pearl White
Dreamland Theater
Edward Orcutt
St. Paul Street
Waupaca
Wis
Josie Baker
Sparta
J. Johnson
Mankato
Theager
Peterson
Minn
W. P. Triplett
Arnold
Kane Street
Cassville
Hilder Moe
Berlin Street
Minneapolis
Arthur Rasmussen
Barbara Tennant
Quinine and Iron General Tonic Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Taste Less Tonic as the best general strengthening tonic for malaria fevers weakness and loss of appetite. It claims to purify blood cleanse biliousness and revitalize the liver, priced 50 cents with a Brom Quinone signature claim and a 2 cent offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
E. W
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Advert
Thousands of families trust Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a remedy for wounds burns sores ulcers carbuncles granulated eyelids sore throat and skin conditions. The ad claims it heals and relieves pain with uses expanding over time and lists price points 25c 50c and 1.00 with a Grove product as a laxative bromide noted on the box.
Jane musical melange attracts brisk seat sales
Seat sales for the amateur show Jane at the La Crosse theater opened yesterday. Ed Conway, producer, expects four performances to sell out with a special school children matinee Friday. Parochial schools will have short sessions to allow students to attend. Reservations urged to secure best seats.
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St. James Parish
la Crosse Theater
Ed Conway
Conway
Snyder Sets Milwaukee to Cream City Record Run
Engineer William Snyder drove fast passenger train No. 15 from Milwaukee to Cream City, pulling eleven heavy sleeping coaches. The run completed in four hours forty five minutes, 35 minutes faster than the previous record, with a 45 minute arrival delay and a one hour fifteen minute time recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Snyder
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Daylight robbery at North Side grocer store
Mrs. T Thorgeson of 2108 George Street reports a daylight theft of 20 from her store. A 17 year old boy named John Huss was seen nearby before the loss and later involved in threats to return and "fix" her. Police searched the North Side area but did not locate him.
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Huss
Montague Candy Company
George Street
A Dollar A Year A Dollar A Year
A letter from Arkansas extols Cardui as a tonic for women. Anna Campbell recounts improved strength after using two-thirds of one bottle and notes long term use with quick relief from headaches and nerves. The ad urges trials for tired, worn-out women and offers instructions and a booklet from Chattanooga Medicine Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
More, Ark
Anna Campbell
Cardui
Cardus
West Salem Notes Local Social And Postmaster News
West Salem residents share family visits and travels with Trempealeau Sparta Des Moines and Beloit strings. E R Peck named Bangor postmaster. Holmes and Leissring kin visit. Pinkerton couple to mark golden anniversary May 14. Chautauqua set for June 22 promising notable literary and medical speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sparling
Trempealeau
Josephine Sparling
Wm. van Zandt
Sparta
O. G. Fullington
W. Spattuck
J. T. Huston
J. D. Falls
Zella Kiezer
J. D. Falts
Eli Kinney
Clara Williams
E. R. Peck
Salem
Bangor
Wilson
Fred Bolles
Houghton
Mich
F. I. Bolles
Richard Garland
Glen Hitchcock
Harry Carson
Union Center
Jesse Johnson
John Pinkerton
Alfred
Bee Leissring
la Crosse
R. M. Taylor
West Salem
Extravagance Scared Smith Out in Chicago
Charles Smith earned $15 weekly and told Judge Uhlcr he left home after his daughter bought a $35 willow plume on his account. The itemized claim triggered his departure and sparked court action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Chicago
Charles Smith
Uhlcr
Bear
J. A. Dungan
Canal Zone
Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Explosion wrecks church in Turtle Creek
An explosion of gas at First Christian church in Turtle Creek during a rabbi lecture injured many. Two men remained in serious condition and 13 others were seriously hurt as a small blaze in the roof sparked the blast and firefighters fought the fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
First Christian Church
Turtle Creek
Rudolph L. Coffee
Body of Ella Miller Taken for Burial in Stoddard
The body of Miss Ella Miller a 20 year old formerly of Stoddard and La Crosse died Saturday in St Paul was sent via La Crosse to Stoddard for burial The funeral was held in Stoddard at 1 o clock this afternoon.
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Stoddard
Ella Miller
Stoddard and
la Crosse
St. Paul
Insurance cannot define a man's true worth
A remark suggests that a person’s value lies beyond the amount of insurance he holds, implying character matters more than financial safeguards.
Freight wrecks do little harm on Milwaukee line
Two freight derailments within two days on the Milwaukee rail line caused little damage. Six cars derailed near Monroe, Wisconsin as an extra westbound train left the track, spilling merchandise and coal and prompting a beer-gang incident. A second derailment near Richmond, Minnesota involved a draw bar failure but resulted in only minor damage and several hours’ delay.
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Milwaukee Railroad
Richmond
Monroe
Wis
Smith
Kill
Minnesota
Milwaukee
Minn
Number 18
la Crosse
Viroqua News Briefs Highlight Local People and Events
Lyle Tate, long time mail carrier from Viroqua, taken to La Crosse for an operation and returns home reportedly in good health before a night illness. Edith Hendrickson hosts a gathering for Mrs. Fred Miller of Chinook, Montana. Numerous travels and visits noted including Jens Davidson of Westby and Mrs. Rusk’s California winter return. A tiled building replaces a burned dray barn site. Sunday La Crosse and Southeastern railroad excursions begin. Various visits to and from Sparta and Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Tate
Viroqua
la Crosse
Edith Hendrickson
Fred Miller
Chinook
Mont
Jens Davidson
Westby
Russell Hoyt
Remner
Chaseburg
Ed Lind
A. J. Moen
Sparta
Joseph Pennell
William
Montana
John E. Hammer
C. W. Graves
Madison
Graves
Ruth Rogers
Rogers
la Crosse and Southeastern Railroad
Fred Eckhart
Arkansas
Seth Smith
Theodore Sterlingson
Great Falls
Minn
Rusk
Mary
California
Fulton
Estella Nuzum
Little Son
John Nuzum
Jesse Thompson
O. O. Larson
Aberdeen
L. C. Boyle
Washington
Nevada
Eunice Hayes Norris
la Farge
Will Hayes
Sheriff Hoveland
Orrin Moon
Forest
Milt Nuzum
Spokane
George Nuzum
Foulks
Anna Larson
Peter Larson
A. D. Helgeson
Crawford County
J. Henry Bennett
Springfield
Ill
Woodmen
Henry Schaller
Colonel Butt
Erastus Bowman
Will Garrett
Bonnie Potts
Ringsted
Iowa
Swains Swim for Dance In Chilly Newport Bay
Swains Ingalls and Chatterson swam a 100 yard race in Newport Bay to decide who would have the next dance with the lady of choice. The chilly waters produced a dead heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swains
Newport
Ore
Buz” Ingalls
Croxone Promises Quick Relief for Backache and Kidney Ailments
An advertisement touts Croxone as a fast remedy for backache rheumatism and kidney bladder disorders. It claims the cure works instantly by cleansing inactive kidneys and removing uric acid, with guaranteed refund if results are not achieved after first use.
Belasco Plays The Concert Tonight At La Crosse
Spotlight on David Belasco calls him the luckiest producer with a record of major triumphs. The Concert stars Leo Ditrichstein and opens tonight at the La Crosse theater, promising Belasco quality with a near guaranteed success.
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David Belasco
Leo Ditrichstein
la Crosse Theater
Zaza
Belasco
Uncle Tom's Cabin amid season's productions by Kibble and Martin
The article notes Uncle Tom's Cabin as a major season production pairing Brunt's The Celestial City and Hartz's New Orleans Slave mart images. It praises Harriet Beecher Stowe as a moral teacher, while cautioning against numerous short lived inferior versions. It mentions Mr. Al W. Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kibble and
Martin
Europe
Ralph Brunt
Hartz’ Verson
New Orleans Slave Mart
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Board of Education
al W. Martin
G O P Banquet Open To All
The Republican committee states the university gymnasium banquet was open to all Republicans. Letters sent in April invited prominent Republicans with no exclusive invitation, acknowledging short notice and limited individual notification. Tickets were available Wednesday at the Republican state central committee HQ in Walter Drew’s law offices, 23 West Main Street.
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University Gymnasium
Committee On Arrangements
Republican State Central Committee
Walter Drew
Merchants and Savings Bank
West Main Street
Martin revival of Mrs. Stowe story at La Crosse theater
The original version of Mrs. Stowe's story is endorsed by the press pulpit and public of America and England. The Martin revival comes to the La Crosse theater on Saturday May 17 with both matinee and night performances.
Art and the Average Man in Bermuda
Norman Hapgood discussing art sits under a royal palm in Bermuda. He asserts the average man’s idea of beauty is flawed. A real estate agent named Blank pauses on Madison Square to sketch a skyscraper and quips about another facade being more picturesque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington
McAdoo
Evans
Col
Kirk Roberts
Lama
George Saxby
Saxby
Casses
Norwalk
Conn
James McGraw
Satan
Art
Norman Hapgood
Bermuda
Blank
Madison Square
Are You Subject to Constipation and Its Remedies
Aimed at chronic constipation sufferers, the ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non gripping laxative suitable for all ages. It claims high family usage, quick relief, natural bowel training, satisfied users like Mrs. G B Pruitt of Berea Kentucky, and a money back guarantee with samples available by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. B. Pruitt
Berea
Caldwell
Washington St
Cello, Ill
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N. B
Ladies’ Advisory Dept
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
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Museum of
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Stames
Wrisley Perfumer
San Toy
Viroqua, Wis
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S. Olmsted
le Roy
G. B. Pruity
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