Golden Medical Discovery promise and ingredients described
The article extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery made from glycerine extracts of native medicinal roots, notably Golden Seal rod. It claims benefits for weak stomach indigestion torpid liver and biliousness and asserts endorsements from medical authorities. It warns it will not cure advanced consumption but may aid early affections leading to it.
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Pierce
Toicuers
Vwurer VeTio
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
City Cancels Auditorium Plan Due To Lack Of Funds
La Crosse city council, after reviewing options, tables the auditorium project citing no state funds and inability to float bonds at the required rate. Alderman Keller introduces a resolution reporting the auditorium committee could not secure funding promises nor bond support. Continued on page 13.
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Auditorium Committee
G. A. Keller
City of la Crosse
Gent
First Quarterly Payment Made for YMCA Building
Over 24000 dollars has been paid as the first quarterly payment for the new 100000 dollar Young Men's Christian Association building. The remaining payments will bring the total to 25000 dollars, due December. Construction is set to begin in spring with plans to start winter education work and night school preparations.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Oliver Ash
van Steenwyk
F. H. Fowler
Edward E. Evans
H. Spence
E. N. Reed
Alfred James
Southeastern restores old tariff schedule
The La Crosse and Southeastern issue a new tariff to cancel Supplement No 1 which raised the minimum package rate from 25 to 40 cents. A state railroad commission order voided the raise except for some lines, but the company voluntarily reestablished the 25 cent minimum, aligning with the state’s lowest freight tariffs.
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la Crosse & Southeastern
State Railroad Commission
Badger Cadet Awaiting Orders for Ohio Battleship
Stoughton Wis October 2 Special Midshipman Charles W Crosse son of C W Crosse editor of the Daily Hub is at Brooklyn awaiting orders for the battleship Ohio to which he has been assigned He made a great record at Annapolis and his native state is proud to recognize him
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Stoughson
Wis
Charles W. Crosse
C. W. Crosse
Daily Hub
Brooklyn
Crosse
Annapolis
Mrs Esther Koble Not Ill During Childhood Report
Report correcting testimony in the case of Mrs Esther Koble states she did not suffer epileptic fits before age 17. An earlier announcement claimed fits began in childhood.
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Mrs. Koble
Esther Koble
Looney Purchases Greenwood Home for Permanent Residence
C. C. Looney, assistant postmaster, has bought property from C. H. Greenwood at Seventh and Vine streets and will establish the house as a permanent home. Deed filed today. The agreed consideration is 33,000 dollars.
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C. C. Looney
C. H. Greenwood
Seventh and Vine Streets
La Crosse council debates annual budget and public works
The La Crosse city council introduced the annual budget for the new fiscal year and referred it to the finance committee. The discussion covers proposed allocations for bridges, highways, buildings, waterworks, and sanitation, with totals around $205,553.86 and related funding from taxes, state aid, and library and school needs.
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la Crosse
Moottes
Eck
Norio Ee En Keese
Dinmsee Puno Ck
Form University Alumni Also A Committee Is Appointed
A Wisconsin Alumni association section formed at Milwaukee met at 1:30 in room 108 Ane new high school building. A committee of J H Jordan Onalaska Ella Esch Sparta and Mignon Wright La Crosse High school elected to arrange organization, social program, and a banquet, with La Crosse likely hosting the next meeting.
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Milwaukee
J. H. Jordan
Onalaska
Wis
Ella L. Esch
Sparta
Mignon Wright
la Crosse High School
University of Wisconsin
Harry Spence
Fifth
la Crosse
Lina M
A. Houghton
Alice M. Carey
Melrose
Elizabeth Webb Gaynor
C. H. Bachhuber
Bangor
E. S. Jedney
Trempealeau
Julia C. Holland
Fountain City
Edith McCormick
D. L. Hennessey
Black River Falls
H. G. Hayden
North la Crosse
Assessment shows two million rise in state valuation
The report details a long effort by the state tax commission to equalize property valuations across counties. Local assessors often understate values to dodge state taxes, with 1905 local assessments far below the 1906 state figure. The commission notes real property is rarely assessed above 75 percent of true value, despite ongoing adjustments since 1899. The 1906 state assessment thus reflects continued attempts to reach true valuations, though gaps remain.
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State Tax Commissions
Aogl Sc
Suneees
Two More Deny Selling Booze in Farmington Trial
George C. Pfaff and Matt Elange of Burr Oak were arraigned before Judge Brindley on liquor selling charges in defiance of Farmington vote. Both entered not guilty pleas, case set for Aug. 22 after A. C. Hanson trial. Another arrest warrant for a Stevens town alleged blind pig is expected soon.
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Farmington
Stevenstown
Mindoro
Burr Oak
George C. Pfaff
Matt Elange
Brindley
A. C. Hanson
Duke of Mindoro
Friends of Magills Predict Acquittal
Decatur Illinois October 12 Friends of Fred Magill and his wife Faye Graham Magill predict an early acquittal unless the state offers a surprise. Defense attorneys will ask the court to instruct the jury to acquit. They say the first nine state witnesses failed to prove any criminal circumstances.
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Decatur, Iil
Fred Magill
Faye Graham Magill
Sunday School Rally at First Presbyterian Church
Rally day for the Sunday school will be observed Sunday from 12 to 1 o'clock. Program includes music by Mr. Redhead and songs by various classes, prayers by Dr. Fowler, recitations by Harriet Scofield Malcolm Quay Edith Erickson and Gerald Hyde, and an address by Superintendent Scofield.
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First Presbyterian Church
Mr. Redhead
Dr. Fowler
Harriet Scofield
Malcolm Quay
Edith Erickson
Dr William Fischer Pioneer Dies In Wisconsin
Dr William Fischer M D a pioneer settler of Wisconsin died at 7 30 this morning at his daughter Mrs Johann Laners home after a stroke of paralysis Born in Germany November 20 1828 he came to Wisconsin about fifty years ago settling at Norwalk and later La Crosse He is survived by one son William B Fischer and daughter Mrs Laner Funeral services will be held at the daughter home Tuesday morning and remains will be shipped to Norwalk for interment
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Wiliam Fischer
Wisconsin
Johann Laner
South Third Street
Germany
Norwalk
Wis
la Crosse
William B. Fischer
Laner
Select Dancing School Opens Classes in Etiquette
Dancing and ballroom etiquette classes led by Mrs. F. A. Vietz begin in rooms 10 and 11 of Keefe Business Building at Fourth and King. Adults meet Wednesday evening October 16 at 7 30, children Saturday afternoon November 19 at 2 30. Side entrance.
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F. A. Vietz
Keefe
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