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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1905
Page
5
The Poehling company displays Royal Cuticle Soap in a window featuring a front view of the national capitol. The ad offers 16 cent cakes at 5 cents for a limited time to draw in crowds who then buy soap from a clerk amid a back cabinet of soap. Hundreds view the display and enter the store.
La Crosse items report Colby’s electrical work at 605 Main and ads for the Bijou vaudeville program this week. Mentions include court terms in Mauston and Viroqua, Memorial Day plans, a grand prize bowling contest at Lee Hall, and a hotel docket of local notices and events with multiple theater and social notices.
The Leader Press reports that William FE. Barber and Aaron M. Brayton, longtime democratic leaders, have been joined by Adolf Candrian, a German democrat, in an effort to read the riot act to the democratic party in these parts.
The Rt Rev James Schwebach of this city returned from a southern county tour within the diocese and plans a June trip to northern counties added to the La Crosse and Superior district. He confirmed over 1,400 young people and dedicated two churches during the journey.
Free shows tonight at the corner of Fourth and Pearl featuring illustrated songs and several short films such as the worlds fair grounds dogs catching rats the joke on the nurse and the chicken thief with no admission charged.
Inquiries sought from readers of the Tribune regarding the top paying business in the city connected to a sickness cause. Write to B Tribune with details or questions for potential guidance and opportunities.
A heavy farm team created excitement in a runaway on downtown streets near noon. The frightened horses veered into an alley between Fourth and Fifth streets Vine, struck a J C Burns fruit wagon near the Park store rear entrance, and toppled both wagons scattering fruit. The Burns team suffered bruises. the farm team owner is unknown.
Mrs Anderson and family thank friends neighbors and relatives for sympathy and assistance during illness and at the burial of their loved one.
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