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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1908
Page
2
The article states that four messenger boys have been hired to undertake a given assignment. Their names and the exact duties are not specified within the readable text. The move signals organized delivery work and a plan to complete tasks efficiently.
The Ripon sports scene heats up as rival teams clash for the title with key players and coaches guiding the chase. Spectators anticipate a decisive matchup that could decide standings and honors.
Oshkosh and Fort Atkinson favored to win inter scholastic crown as La Crosse, Sparta risk, with La Crosse hoping for upset after loss to Sparta. Rainy forecast and open weather may favor Sparta while officials from Madison ensure smooth game at Ripon.
Monday night scores from the La Crosse club billiard tournament show Class A players F. P. Hixon and F. Hankerson winning big over Holbrook and others. Class B features Orlando Holway, J W Skinner and Kurtenacker prevailing over opponents. Class C totals include Michel, Tourtellotte and Morse in tight wins and losses. Class D matches list Egan, Dvorak, Farnam and Reitzel posting victories in tight games.
Freddie Welch predicts victory over Abe Attell in the Thanksgiving bout to be held in Los Angeles. Welch is near weight and plans light training to stay in shape while Attell, though favored, shows listless methods. The piece notes Welch’s recent quiet training and mentions remedies for headaches and colds.
In Tokyo yesterday the American and Keio university baseball teams faced off. The Americans won the contest 10 to 4 after exchanging early and late pitching exchanges. The game showcased strong batting from both sides and solid defense from the Americans in the final innings.
Sporting briefs report potential clash if Welch meets Attella and defeats him under conditions set by McFarland manager Gil. Other items note Nelson arrested for resisting an officer after a dog fight raid, Papke vs Ketchel injunction risk, regattas planned for Alaska Youkon Pacific exposition, and Almendares beating Cincinnati 4 to 3 in Havana.
Boston November 25 President Geo B Davey of the Boston Nationals sent Joe Kelley a letter stating Toronto agreed to assume the contract with Kelley and asks his resignation. Kelley refused and insisted the club honor the two year deal without a ten day clause. Davey questioned Kelley’s control of players and hinted at potential changes. Toronto president McCafferty offered to assume the contract.
Kelley agreed to a $5,000 contract with the Boston club and a $500 bonus to finalize the deal.
J E Swartland of Reedsburg was re elected captain of the Ripon college football team by the R men. He led the undefeated season that claimed the state title and is a standout in basketball and track. Swartland made the season’s long kick from the fifty yard line against Beloit and twice kicked from fifty against Lawrence.
Minnesota announced it severed football relations with Carlisle after a 11 to 6 defeat cited as a slugging game and inappropriate conduct by Carlisle players led by the Endress incident. The move suggests potential resumption of relations with Michigan and that Wisconsin Minnesota Chicago may compete for western honors next season.
In Coudersay Wisconsin on November 25 news reports that the entire Dietz family of Cameron Dam is ill with black diphtheria. One child fell ill Saturday night and died early Sunday morning. John Dietz reportedly refused to call a doctor saying it was too late to help.
An epigram about a man’s life links vitality to stomach function. The piece promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming they digest food in sick stomachs, stop gas and bad breath, and toning the digestive canal. It asserts the product is trusted by 40,000 physicians and sold nationwide for 50 cents. The ad invites readers to send name and address to receive a free trial package from F. A Stuart Co., Marshall Michigan.
A brief urging restraint on bias while backing one side, emphasizing fairness yet acknowledging strong supportive stance in public discourse. The note signals a pointed bias while urging continued alignment with preferred group or viewpoint.
A brief humorous note reflects a girl’s shift in affection as she grows. It contrasts childhood treats with budding romance, capturing a lighthearted moment from a past era. The line stands as a quaint social observation rather than a narrative.
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