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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

8

Wisconsin News Rifle Shot Is Fatal To Man

Medford Wisconsin May 14 Edward Therbach, a McKinley resident, was killed by a rifle shot to the head. William King, from the same town, is jailed on a murder charge, with reports accusing him of shooting during a crowd remonstration or in self defense. A second item says Silkworth was shot by his wife at Westboro after a drunken assault on their son. she wrested the weapon and fired, the husband likely to survive, with a complaint filed against the wife.

Medford Wis Edward Therbach McKinley William King Therbach King Tom McGown Sakon Silkwort Westboro Silkworth

Woman shoots herself in Wausau with unclear motive

Wausau Wis May 14 Mrs Henry Moon 24 of Spencer town committed death by her own action by shooting herself through the head. The cause could not be learned. Mrs Moon had been married two years and leaves a husband.

Wausau, Wis Henry Moon Spencer

Postmaster resigns as rural delivery cuts pay

Fancher August Meronk resigns as postmaster because his salary dwindled to 30 to 40 dollars a year with rural delivery. The brief item notes other regional updates from Grand Rapids to Oshkosh, including a minister injuring his eye, a child accidentally shot, naturalization petitions, a new heating plan, a park cannon, a humane society talk, a college professor resignation, forest-fire work, and various local notes across Wisconsin.

Fancher August Meronk Grand Rapids A. J. Olson Olson Seventh Day Adventist Church Bethel Galesville John Flood Green Bay G. L. Pavey Milwaukee Wisconsin Telephone Company Watertown Mathias Scheblak California Minnesota Wisconsin Scheblak Board of Supervisors Johnson Creek Nelson Superior William H. Bennett Ripon George Bicknell Ripon College Wausau Parish Hollis and Krueger Menasha Winnebago Susanna Sanders Albert T. Sanders Winnebago County Utica

Village Cyclone Spares Town After Church Destroyed

Appleton Wisconsin May 14 a small village named Medina twelve miles west of Appleton faced a peculiar cyclone that destroyed the Lutheran church just outside the village. The funnel cloud rose before reaching Medina and left the village itself unscathed aside from church property damage.

Appleton Wis Medina

Iron and copper reserves in perspective

Washington May 14. President Charles R. Van Hise of the University of Wisconsin says a review of the nation’s mineral resources does not justify extreme pessimism about iron, lead, copper, and zinc reserves. He argues the current generation will not see a great shortage of these metals despite copper being less plentiful than years ago. The remarks followed Andrew Carnegie’s address urging conservation of metallic resources, notably iron and steel, at President ...

Washington, D. C Charles R. van Hise University of Wisconsin Andrew Carnegie Roosevelt White House United States van Hise Pres

Appleton Man Inherits Fortune From German Grandfather

Edward Witthuhn, a pattern maker at Valley Ironworks in Appleton Wisconsin, learns he is heir to a German grandfather’s estate valued between fifty thousand and one hundred ninety thousand dollars. The fortune rests in legal papers hidden in a cupboard of the German home, after the owner was killed in the Franco Prussian War and his wife died shortly after. An old friend notified Witthuhn as the papers were found during repairs.

Appleton, Wis Edward Witthuhn Valley Ironworks Germany Appleton Witthuhn

Truth and Duality and the Laxative Advantage

The article argues truth and duality as keys to success and credits the Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as a gentle, effective laxative free of debilitation, urging purchase from the California Fig Syrup Co. It also reports Roosevelt’s White House conference and U S discussions on iron ore and copper reserves, emphasizing future discoveries and the balance of exploitation and resource use.

California Fig Syrup Co

Milwaukee Seeks New County Courthouse

Milwaukee county appears set for a new courthouse after a county board resolution. A five member special committee was appointed to confer with civic society officers and hire an architect to study location and planning.

Milwaukee Milwaukee County Jeske

Beauty by balance how to stay in normal form

An advertisement extols Rengo as a weight regulatory and beauty preserving product. It warns that overweight tendencies in both men and especially women lead to loss of beauty. It claims Rengo reduces to normal weight without thinness, builds health, and distributes flesh evenly. Available from The Rengo Co Detroit and local druggists with trial offer.

Rengo Rengo Co Detroit Mich la Crosse C. T. Erhart Red Cross Drug Stores C. F. & L. Runckel

Also Mentioned on This Page

Wisconsin News ED Therbach WM. King Mrs. Silk Swift's Pride Swift & Company U.S.A Rift H. C. Evenson Gov. Johnson Doerflinger F. M. Branson & Son Jay ST Lacrosse Transfer & Carriage Line M. F. Hayes, Prop Tel Office Second Street B. & Q. Depot Foley's O. T. Erhart Iron Resources Large Canada Mexico Cuba South America Lake Superior Palachian Copper Supply Limited New Court House Washburn Crosbys SES Tmado MLO Cnymolu Reds West Baden Indiana Chicago Frank J. Reed Custom House Place SopuHia C&j. Michel Brewing CO
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