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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1908
Page
8
A period promotional note praising Scott's Earthen remedy for thin pale children. It claims the product provides essential fat and perfect nourishment when digested, and names Scott & Bowne of 409 Pearl Street, New York.
Worthington Minn November 23 Albert Lestice wealthy pioneer farmer perished in flames that consumed his large stock barn in the northeastern section of town. His body was found near a barn door beside a dead horse, believed to have been rescuing the horses. The blaze destroyed the barn granary and caused $6000 to $8000 in property loss. He leaves a widow two brothers two sisters and his aged mother.
Nine workers died in a Northwestern Improvement coal mine fire at Red Lodge Montana. Three bodies recovered, six missing presumed buried beneath earth and flames. Most victims were Finnish. fire continues with No 2 slope timber destroyed and No 2 airway caved in. Rescue efforts hampered by extensive underground damage and high heat.
Dickinson N D Nov 23 Andreas Flink and John Grindsteiner are held in Stark county jail on murder charges for beating Louis Golwitz near Richardson a few days ago as he died last night The two farmers had attended a country wedding The motive is believed to be robbery
Fergus Falls Minnesota November 23. Mrs Voelz No 3 lost her suit against Mrs Voelz No 4 in district court. Jury verdict for the latter on damages for alienating Mr Voelz affections. Court says such damages to be sought as alimony from Mr Voelz if any. Suit for alimony pending.
Chippewa Falls high school, crowned northern Wisconsin champion by defeating Superior, seeks the state title and challenges Oshkosh or any rival. Fort Atkinson defeats Monroe 16 to 5 to claim southern Wisconsin honors, with Sparta and Oshkosh remaining contenders before Sparta drops out by declining a Nov. 21 game.
Miles City Mont Nov 23 The coroner jury found Miss Hattie Goodwin died from a bullet wound fired by Mrs Paul Land in the latter's Baker Mont home The two women rushed to their rooms to arm for an attack on a man named Lucas Mrs Land fired through a closed door striking her sister in the doorway opposite.
An advertisement targets readers around age fifty describing kidney and bladder aging symptoms and rheumatic pain. It promotes a Dandelion mixture, with Compound Karyon, Fluid Extract Dandelion, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, claiming it cleanses the system, relieves urinary difficulties, and revitalizes the kidneys.
In Cleveland Ohio on a suburban grade an interurban car collided with a city car after the suburban motor failed. One man is dying and six others are seriously hurt as the two vehicles struck in the grade crossing mishap.
The president’s commission on country life reports strong interest in rural schools good roads postal savings banks farm homes and sanitation after hearings across Maryland Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Tennessee and Kentucky. Professor Bailey notes broad support from state officers and women’s groups with wide southern representation including mountain communities.
The commission reports January findings show farmers seek self improvement and better country life. A Appalachian forest reserve is desired, with Davis bill and improved infrastructure likely to gain momentum. Speaker Cannon remains a principal obstacle to conservation policy, while optimism grows for broader farmer organization and better roads, schools, and sanitation nationwide.
Consul John H. Snodgrass reports a planned alliance between Sweden and Japan to control a large share of the world’s match market. Swedish firms seek Japanese capital to back a monopoly, leveraging scarce Scandinavian wood and Russian supplies. Kobe and Osaka host 124 factories aiming to organize into a monopoly.
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