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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
4
Report asserts eutrox cures eczema tetter salt rheum and other skin diseases. Key guidance explains dissolving citrox in warm water and bathing twice daily. Credit for the discovery attributed to Dr J E Currier of London amid competing claims.
The La Crosse Tribune lists its North Side office at 831 Rose St with R. P. Stanton Schweigert as manager editor and a new phone number 785-A. North Side Advertising and News are handled from this office.
The Franklin club held a Thursday meeting with a debate on the wisdom of Roosevelt in the last campaign. The original Rooseveltwisdom topic was dropped for a free list of raw materials, discussed by P. M Mahoney and W. E. Barber. A banquet committee was named with Barber as toastmaster and will report Nov 19 on the next debate about North side municipal fairness.
An article discusses the growing use of whiskey as a medical remedy. It recommends a mixture of half a pint of whiskey, two ounces of glycerine, and half an ounce of Concentrated pine compound, to be dosed every four hours. The mixture should be well shaken. drugsellers provide the ingredients or the mix can be prepared at home.
Galesville Wis Nov 6 Special The Farmers and Merchants State Bank of Galesville will open for business Monday morning Nov 8 with a top location and orderly building. Officers are President A O Nelson La Crosse Vice President H F Claussen Cashier J A Berg Assistant Cashier J A Bjornstad Directors include Dr G H Lawrence A T Twesme A O Nelson J A Berg H F Claussen J M Benrud and John Dick Capital is 15000 Beauchamp the humorist postponed his lecture due to illness Football game set Trempealeau at Galesville Saturday afternoon.
Frank Reif convicted of stealing a boat valued at 30 dollars and sentenced to one year at Green Bay reformatory. Charles Lowery, charged with stealing a spark coil and batteries from George Holzham mer, released on his own recognizance, is being sought after failing to appear for trial.
A November 6 fire in Blanchard, Traili county, destroyed Woodmen's hall, Blanchard Mercantile, A A Britton general store, McComb hotel, Melbin's butcher shop, Meaning's news stand, post office and several homes. The blaze started in Woodmen's hall and the town lacked fire protection. About $50,000 in losses, half insured.
The Tenth ward school faces the Fifth ward school at 2:30 tomorrow on the Summit gridiron to decide the city schools championship. Expected a hard game with strong lines and key players listed for the Fifth ward include Argall Dunden Allen Abnit It J Burns Larsen Stirnamen Bonneville Rice O Neil.
The North Side Little Champs face the Onalaska Juniors on the gridiron tomorrow afternoon. Both sides bring strong records, each with four wins in seven games. Lineup features E. Nelson, L Englebretson, A Hyslop, Rieden, Taylor, Lyons, Erickson, Ames, Stein, Bulstad, Olsen among others.
Day and his daughter departed New York today declaring Taft’s election ends the war on money and plans a worldwide tour to promote his ideas and research.
Mrs Peter Smith of Portage visits North side friends. J Haskins of Onalaska and Mrs Wilden plan Rosebud agency drawing registration. German Lutheran Ladies Society hosted by Mrs Chas Shafer. Mrs Bullock of Avon street entertained friends for sister Mrs Morrison of Eau Claire. Morrison returns home today. May and Celia White return to Pickwick Minnesota after stay with Mr and Mrs P White. Epworth League of Caledonia ME church met with Sadie Allen Hazel and Bessie Argall Bangsberg and Mrs R Blanchard hosting. ice cream served. Mrs M E Conley of Boscobel visits son H L Partridge on Charles street for winter. Sunday Workers conference set for Monday evening at H L Partridge home. Mrs Laughlin and daughter Pearl return from Peoria Illinois. Ellison moves from 1609 George street to 1444 Wood street. Ellien Frey returns from Kansas City Nebraska visiting her mother. Ross Miller departs for Hudson to interview Dr Till. Bertha Rice of Lemon South Dakota visits Wood street. Jerome Felzer returns from Bay City where on work train for three months. William Berry spends a week deer hunting in northern state.
Mr. Ross Maynard and Miss Merl Hiller are quietly married Monday evening at the groom's 1113 Berlin street residence. Judge Kleeber performed the ceremony and the couple will reside on the North Side. Maynard is well known locally and the union, kept secret, will surprise friends.
Samuel Gompers, en route to Denver for the AFL convention, says he will not seek another term as federation president. He remains in the group, willing to serve in the ranks if not as leader, and plans to explain his stance from the convention floor. Knights of Labor head John W. Hayes calls for an explanation of AFL ties. A closing quip notes a woman in silence challenges bad discourse.
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