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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1908
Page
8
A street coupon style pitch urges housewives to try Galvanic Soap with a first cake offer giving three times value. It claims superior cleaning and whitening from coconut oil sourced from Ceylon, no boiling, minimal rubbing, and long-lasting effect versus cheaper soaps, backed by a 36 year reputation.
Armour and Co of Chicago won the state institutions meat contract for three months at 5773.31 dollars monthly. Waupun prison switchboard plans placed with an expert for later award. Peter Scheuer of Manitowoc sues town after a hay wagon wreck injuries. Dr J G Mawney dies suddenly at Mazomanie. Martin Benson buried rocks at Salverson farm crushed when earth caved in. Frank Buresh fined for obscene literature after school child complaints in Manitowoc. Dr E G Appleton's wife commits suicide by carbolic acid. William Stutz sentenced to one year in state reformatory for theft in Oshkosh. Fred Nelson to lose right arm after corn shredder accident in Appleton. John Pfeiffer in Beloit listed unfinished item.
Grant Poole's murder case amid sensational crime details will be the last jury trial at the current term in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Insanity likely as the defense as he faces the shooting of Mrs. E. H. Orvis of Oakfield at a church exit.
Madison dispatch notes E A Edmonds, a former Democrat turned La Follette ally, guides Stephenson and later Republican campaigns. Republicans gain seats in both houses with 28 4 1 senate split and 74 23 3 assembly split. new members include Timothy Burke and John Whitehead signaling a strong GOP reform push.
A compact reflection notes that gaining a bad reputation is simpler than repairing it, highlighting the lasting impact of a poor image on personal or organizational trust and opportunities. The adage emphasizes caution in actions and communications.
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