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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1907
Page
6
Sufferer Reclaims Health After 14 Years With Cuticura Cure
B Hiram Mattingly of Vermilion South Dakota recalls a decade long battle with widespread sores and itching that defied arsenic salves and other remedies. After trying numerous treatments he found relief and hair restoration with Cuticura Gintenenk following use of Cuticura Soap, spending $50 to $60. He invites inquiries and notes Potter Drug & Chem Corp markets it worldwide with free literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Hiram Mattingly
Vermillion, S. Dak
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
THE
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
La Crosse Machinery Trade Group Elects Directors
The La Crosse Manufacturers & Jobbers Union elected directors Henry Gund H J Hirshheimer John C Burns J W Bryant and L C Colman for the year. Vice-President J W Bryant delivered an annual report urging a permanent committee to boost home made goods and enhance excursion programs linking manufacturers jobbers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
J. B. Funke Co
John Gund Brewing Co
Board of Trade
Rushford
Spring Grove
Preston
Minn
Lansing
Iowa
M. & J. Union
Madison
T. H. Miller
State Railroad Commission
Gullickson Targets Mindoro Violators In Dry Farmington
Peter Gullickson, Mindoro town official, presses suits to enforce the no license law after Farmington voted dry. Warrants issued for three alleged violators, including A C Hanson known as The Duke of Mindoro, who previously faced a blind pig charge and was acquitted. Pfaff and Elange also charged. arrests expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Mindoro
Wis
Peter Gullickson
Gullickson
A. C. Hanson
Duke of
Wisconsin
George Co. Pfaff
Matt Elange
Dramshops
Hanson
Bosshar
Burns
W. F. Wolfe
Pfaff
Elange
Mahoney Returns From Wisconsin Baseball Meeting
City baseball chief Paul W. Mahoney returns from the Wisconsin baseball association annual meeting in Milwaukee. He notes Freeport was respectful and denies prejudice toward La Crosse or other clubs. Attendance rule threatens to drop clubs failing to reach 25,000, salaries set at 1,200. Elliott stays in Milwaukee briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul W. Mahoney
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Baseball Association
Mahoney
Freeport
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Moll
Pete Hustin
Fond du Lac
Baseball Association
Mr. Mahoney
John A. Elliott
Baby carriage on locomotive shocks Chicago crowd
At Evans ton Illinois a 6 o'clock Chicago & Northwestern train roared into the station with a damaged baby carriage wedged on the cowcatcher. Mary and Elizabeth Hayes of 1715 Emerson street were scared by the engine and left the laundry filled carriage on the tracks. Onlookers gasped as clothing mangled and skirts stained by oil littered the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern
Evanston
Mary
Elizabeth Hayes
Emerson Street
Bryant Says Thanks to Supporters in Dual Role
In a letter the vice-president J W Bryant expresses gratitude for cordial support in his dual capacity and praises the organization as valuable and necessary. The message closes with respectful regards and signs off as J W Bryant vice-president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bryant
Veterans to Celebrate Ninth Anniversary Ball in Woodman Hall
On October 31 Span is h war veterans plan a grand ball on Main street Woodman hall marking the ninth anniversary of homecoming from Porto Rico. The arrangements committee includes A H Engelhard chairman A M Toeller A Buchmann A C Munson Max Affeldt A Iverson and A B Chandler. National officers elected at Sandusky Ohio include Commander in Chief W S Hale California Sr Vice Commander H W Busch Michigan Jr Vice Commander J J Cairns Illinois Chaplain in Chief Rev Fr W H S Reany New York Judge Adv General J McGrath Massachusetts Paymaster General F C Jones Pennsylvania Commander General C W Elvin Washington Chief of Engineers E Layman Indiana Chief Signal Officer H Bass Kentucky Chief of Ordnance W A Ashman Wisconsin Chief of Artillery S Canning New York Chief Mustering Officer W K Lyons Kentucky National Historian J W Mitchell District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodman Hall
Porto Rico
Messrs
A. H. Engelhard
A. M. Toeller
A. Buchmann
A. C. Munson
Max Affeldt
A. Iverson
A. B. Chandler
Sandusky
Ohio
Fred A. Schulz
la Crosse
California
H. W. Busch
Michigan
J. J. Cairns
Illinois
W. H. S. Reany
New York
J. McGrath
Mass
F. C. Jones
Penn
C. W. Elvin
Wash
E. Layman
Indiana
H. Bass
W. A. Ashman
Wis
S. Canning
N. York
W. K. Lyons
J. W. Mitchell
D. C
Reverend James W Irish First Local Minister Licensed to Hunt Small Game
The Rev James W Irish pastor of King Street Methodist Church obtained a license to hunt small game becoming the first local minister to declare intent to hunt. The incident followed a report that ministers enjoy the chase through the woods after game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Irish
King Street Methodist Church
Irish
Mrs Chadwick Baptized in Prison at Ohio Penitentiary
Columbus Oct 9 Mrs Cassie Chadwick was baptized in the Roman Catholic faith while on a hospital bed in the Ohio penitentiary. This is her first religious interest. Her condition is unchanged but it is stated she will not leave the prison alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, CO
Ohio Penitentiary
Cassie Chadwick
Chadwick
Roosevelt hunts rattlesnakes in Mississippi adventure
Vicksburg Mississippi October 9 President Roosevelt's hunting trip reports a pair of rattlesnakes skinned by Ben Lilly to become trophies. The party has had lively hunting with two bears and two cats spotted on Monday. Will Coon, a Black hunter, killed a fine buck and another was jumped yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vicksburg
Miss
Roosevelt
Ben Lilly
Will Coon
Man jailed for coat theft in Bangor
Robert Harrington pleaded guilty before Judge Brindley to stealing a coat worth 3 dollars from M. Evans in Bangor Wisconsin. He was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail. The theft occurred yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Harrington
Brindley
M. Evans
Bangor
Wis
Euterpean To Begin Lessons Again In La Crosse
The Euterpean society formed in La Crosse last winter will start its new year with a meeting on Friday Oct. 18. The program features nine lessons in art music literature and painting with topics like Nature Wagner Rubens Schubert Mendelssohn and more. Officers include Rev. Henry Faville grand master and Rev J W Hoag vice grand master. Meetings occur biweekly until the course ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euterpean Society
la Crosse
Henry Faville
E. A. Gotterdam
Bertha Shuman
H. A. Worthington
Lena Gelatt
Barbara Russell
Society
Bertha C. Shuman
Wagner
Ida Shuman
Shakespeare
Charles H. Schweizer
Rubens
F. E. Davis
Rossini
E. J. Johnson
Whittier
Correggio
Genevieve Baldwell
Weber
Julia Hoffman
Tennyson
Anna Doherty
Burne Jones
Elsie G. Scott
Schubert
Wordsworth
Helen Dorset
Corot
Helen M. Burton
Nature
Alice Bunting
F. G. Tiffany
Lina M Johns
Liszt
Barbara Beck
Lowell
J. W. Irish
Murillo
K. Edward Evans
Mendelssohn
Ada Clark
Holmes
N. S. Donaldson
Reynolds
Sophia Berger
Bach
Harry Packman
Milton
Thomas
J. Larkin
Leonardo
J. W. Hoag
Treasury
Lena Geratt
Wmiss
Sarah H. MacNair
E. G. Boynton
Faville
Ladies Roll First Game In City Bowling League
The Ladies Bowling league played its first morning game with six players and two teams rotating daily on Wednesdays. High scores were Mrs. Lester Keene 149 and Mrs. Frank Williams 138, with a low 87. The group plans a championship challenge after weeks of practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Keene
Frank Williams
Dahle to Open New Bank in Mount Horeb Area
Ex-Congressman Herman B. Dahle of Mount Horeb near Whitehall Wisconsin arrives in the city with aide Lingaard to arrange a new bank in the Lienlokken building on South Fourth Street. He expects full operation by month’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman B. Dahle
Mount Horeb
Whitehall
Wis
Lienlokken Building
South Fourth Street
Mr. Lingaard
Dahle
Barber Case Continued for John Kreutz
The case against John Kreutz of 221 South Third Street, charged with practicing barbering without a license, was continued until Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. Attorney E C Higbee is absent from the city, called to Sparta Wisconsin, causing the continuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kreutz
South Third Street
E. C. Higbee
Kreutz
Sparta
Wis
Council Holds Meeting Friday
The regular meeting of the common council will take place Friday evening. No questions of especial importance will come before the board.
Long-Lived Jose Gutierrez Dies at 117 in El Paso
Jose Gutierrez died at 117 in El Paso after a century of smoking cigarets and whisky until he quit at age 100 once he learned it was not good for a man. He reportedly remained alert and engaged in life through his final years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Tex
Jose Gutierez
Return from Europe tour for I Schilling and companion
Mr I Schilling and Edward Schilling arrived home after a four months European trip. They visited Karlsbad Weisbaden Osten and other seaside resorts and report an enjoyable tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. I
Edward Schilling
Karlsbad
Weisbaden
Osten
Blajasky Buys Property At 1535 Denton Street
John Blajasky, an assistant at the city scales, purchases the property at 1535 Denton Street from C. A. Osberg for 1300 dollars. He plans to build a home on the site soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blajasky
City Scales
Denton Street
C. A. Osberg
Man Believes Happiness Cannot Be Bought
A poor man asserts that money cannot buy true happiness, arguing fulfillment lies beyond wealth and possessions. He contends that simple joys and personal relationships hold real value over material riches.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elliott
Loeffler
Pearl Street
Jacob Reuter
South 6Th Street
Funke
Candy Factory
C. B. Stevens
Optician Lenses
McMillan Building
Hollister
Hollister Drug Company
Bryant
Nual
Manent Committee
A. Hirshheimer
C. Kurtenacker
BALL
Ance
Nimrod
Tanama Canal
Sarher
SIO
Euterpean
Dahl
NEW Bank
Barber
Council
Europe
Walt Terry
Nellie Elmer Chas
B. Nelson
Mamie Milledge
Walter McCullough
Miss Decker
Main St
Batavian National Bank
Lacrosse
Singarten
Broadway
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