Mrs Roan’s Cure Cites Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey
Mrs T C Roan after a decade of constipation and nervousness reports relief after using Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey prescribed by Dr Shivers of Greenville Mississippi. She took a dessert spoonful in milk four times daily and claims a complete cure. Her husband, previously diagnosed with consumption, was cured after one and a half dozen bottles. They urge others to try this remedy and offer to answer inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Roan
Nothi
Dr. Shivers
Greenville
Miss
Duffy
Roan
Religious Services Schedule for Clinton and Avon Streets
Churches listed include Tabernacle Baptist at Clinton and Avon with Rev N F Clark preaching morning and Sunday school at noon. Norwegian Lutheran at Corner Charles and Sill with Rev E O Vik. North Presbyterian at Corner Logan and Avon with Rev A A Randall. German Evangelical Lutheran at Avon and St Paul with Rev C M Thurow. Caledonia Street church with Rev A V Ingham. Scandinavian Baptist at Charles and Logan with Rev Iver Larson. Bethel Norwegian Lutheran at Sil and George with O L Christensen. Norwegian Methodist at Berlin and Sill with Rev Eliot Hansen. St Peter's Church with Rev Co N Ker. Trinity United Lutheran on Avon with Rev T T Hoover stad. services throughout morning, afternoon, and evening with various Sunday schools and lection times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle Baptist
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Clinton
Avon Streets
N. F. Clark
Charles and
Sill Streets
E. O. Vik
North Fresbyterian
Logan
A. A. Randall
German Evangelical Lutheran
Emanuel German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Avon
St. Paul
C. M. Thurow
Caledonia Street
Wall and Windsor
A. V. Ingham
Epworth League
Scandinavian Baptist
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Orner Charles
Logan Streets
Iver Larson
Ed Fores
Bethel Norwegian Church
Bethel Norwegian Lutheran Church
Corner Sil
George Street
O. L. Christensen
Norwegian Norwegian Methodist Church
Berlin
Eliot Hansen
Oleon
Norway
St. Peter's Church
Co. N. Ker
Trinity Lutheran
Trinity United Lutheran Church
Avon Street
T. T. Hooverstad
Crook Too Small for Legal Wrath in Local Court
An 11 year old boy faced Judge Brindley after defacing a newly painted wagon owned by John Huggins. The judge, noting the youth and size, planned only a reprimand and to consult the district attorney. The piece also promotes YMC A popular course with speakers including Dr Frank G Smith Ralph Bingham and Judge Ben Lindsey, highlighting their lectures and performances in La Crosse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Huggins
Mil Giliants
Brindley
Nishuls
Association
Frank G. Smith
Chicago
la Crosse
Dr. Smith
Ralph Bingham
T. DeWitt Talmage
Bingham
Apostolic College of Humorists
Robert Taylor
Bob
Tennessee
Honolulu
Ben B. Lindsey
Ben Lindsey
Lindsey
Denver
Lindeey
Mickey
Ersulte
Freight wreck near Caledonia kills sixty hogs
An eastbound Milwaukee road freight train wrecked near Freeburg Caledonia Minnesota at noon. Sixty hogs were killed outright as double deck stock cars derailed and several other cars derailed by spread rails. Stock loss plus car damage runs into thousands. rail company faces sizable expense.
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Milwaukee Road
Freeburg
Caledonia
Minn
Old Short Stop Visits City Again
Jake Johnson, former north side merchant and star shortstop for Morris and Co, visits North La Crosse. He recently ran a bar shop in Independence, Wisconsin, and notes La Crosse’s sawmills have vanished, making the city feel changed.
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Jake Johnson
North Side
Morris & Co
Johnson
la Crosse
North la Crosse
Independence
Wis
Davenport Election Bet Ends With Taft Victory
On Thanksgiving day residents watched an odd wager between Henry Knebes and Carl Swanson go awry. If Taft won, Swanson would be harnessed to pull Knebes to Fourth and Main streets. if Bryan won Knebes would perform instead. Taft’s victory left Swanson as the willing horse in a lighthearted parade starting at Calefosia and St. Paul corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Knebes
Carl Swanson
Davenport
Whittenburg Leads Band in Curious Parade
A fragment notes Professor Fritz Whittenburg leading a band in a street parade with a playful reference to the professor's monkey and a harnessed chariot, described as very attractive and harnessed, creating a vivid, if fragmented, scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Whittenburg
Broken flange triggers derailment near Milwaukee yards
A broken flange caused a string of cars to back down the incline near the Cocoa houses at Milwaukee yards yesterday. A small accident occurred as debris blocked the track but a wrecking crew quickly cleared the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cocoa
Milwaukee
Anti-Saloon Meet Held Across Milwaukee Churches
A mass meeting was held on Milwaukee’s North side this week by Rev. A. G. Humphrey of the Wisconsin Anti-Saloon league. Sessions were held at the Tabernacle Baptist church Thursday and at the First Methodist church on the south side last night.
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A. G. Humphrey
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League
Tabernacle Baptist Church
First Methodist Church
South Side
Local residents report health and visits across town
Mrs. F Groeschner remains home ill at 1413 Avon. Miss Pollie Gustag visits at 1722 Loomis. Herbert Bond recovering from scarlet fever. Raymond Merrill recovers and quarantine ends. C C Pendergast and Roths host Thanksgiving relatives. T Hawkins from Viroqua visits Loomis street family. James Gibson of 407 Caledonia hospital bound. Will Marshall from Sparta visits L Marshall household. Carl Swanson confined at 1411 Avon with flu after Thanksgiving bet incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Groeschner
Avon Street
Pollie Gustag
Loomis Street
Herbert Bond
Raymond Merrill
C. C. Pendergast
Mrs. Roth
Carl Swanson
Leet Helpless for Want of Colliers
Rear Admiral Cowles reports to the navy department that the fleet cruise reveals a need for more colliers. He warns that if foreign complications or agreements among ship owners occurred, the fleet could be stranded in a foreign port. The bureau cannot cheaply obtain American ships, so foreign vessels were engaged. He also calls for a wireless telegraphy bureau to establish high powered stations in Washington and eventually the Pacific coast, Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, and the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cowles
Navy Department
Pacific Coast
Hawaii
Guam
Samoa
Philippines
Will and Won't Power: A Candid Reflection
The remark notes the fine line between determination and hesitation, suggesting that self discipline hinges on mindset. It contrasts motivation with resistance, implying that choices shape outcomes as much as effort.
Mrs Charles Pettrin Recovers From Appendicitis Attack
Mrs Charles Pettrin of 1306 Kane Street is recovering after a light attack of appendicitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pettrin
Kane Street
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Bertha Doud Mack
Anna
la Mathhiche Dance
Parisian Model Co
the Tribune
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LA Crosse Tribune
Second German Methodist
Second German Methodist Church
Berlin and
Clinton Streets
Fenway Chocolates
Erhart
Red Cross Drug Store
Judge Lindsey
Dr. Smith and
Ralph
CROOK
Strong Charge
Judge Brindley
Mariner's Pharmacy
Thomas & Eberhart
Coal & Wood
A. J. Eoprrabt
Mgr
Soul Kiss
Graw
Caledonia St. North LA Crosse, Wis
Weber, Sohmer
STECK
Emerson
Wheelock
Kranich & Bach
Marshall& Wendell
Haines Bros
Main Street
Kreutz and
Oldendorf
H. A. Loeffler & Co
Tribune
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