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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1908
Page
7
A reader note promotes a mixed tincture of Fishd Extract Dandelion, Ant. Kargon, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla as a cure all for catarrh and kidney bladder complaints. It claims fast relief, elimination of poisons from blood, and marks the preparation as a “splendid remedy” useful to all suffering from catarrh despite the imperfect medical state.
Milwaukee October 12. Joseph Kalb 40, a broom maker, died after attempting to take carbolic acid at the hands of Robert Haasch who wrestled the bottle away and ordered him out. Kalb, despondent, had told a boarder he would be better dead. An examining coroner’s verdict ruled the death an action of Kalb’s own. Kalb had lived in Milwaukee eight years and worked at the Peterman Broom factory on Chelnut street.
Chicago report says Hugo Kelly and Billy Papke may not fight soon as Papke manager T E Jones leaves for Kewanee after failing to reach terms with Ferretti. Jones pledges Papke against Kelly within 100 miles of Chicago if inducements arise. Mulkern and Jeffries' camp figures into the potential bargaining in coming days.
The second La Crosse squad defeated Caledonia by a wide margin in a Saturday game marked by new faces and only one official. Caledonia lineup featured several debuts while sparring with a rough, weighty opponent.
The decayed remains were located on the John Riley farm six miles south of Kenosha. A .38 caliber revolver with one chamber empty and a purse with about $2 were found near the trunk. Clothing was clean but offered no clues to identity or cause of death.
Racine Wis Oct 12 Forming an association on muster out after four years service in the Civil War members of Company K Eighth Wisconsin volunteer infantry have held forty two annual reunions a record perhaps unmatched by any company or regiment from 1861 to 1865 The company part of the Old Abe regiment with an eagle mascot saw much service and helped secure the Union victory
The Flag River railroad company is incorporated to construct a line from Superior through northern Bayfield County to Bayfield. It will pass near Port Wing Cornucopia Herbster Bark Point Bayfield and Washburn. Officers include President and Treasurer R C Cooke Vice President James Barden and Secretary A W McLeod.
Lord Bacon on digestion as life’s key. The ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets, claiming to aid digestion, health, and energy. It touts ingredients chosen by chemists in Europe and America, notes extensive physician use, and offers a free trial package from F A Stuart Co of Marshall Michigan.
Local bakers gather for the Master Bakers convention in Racine Wisconsin with 112 members from across the state. The program includes lectures on fermentation by Prof. W D Frost and talks by state inspector Joseph Wallier on baker training and trade issues.
New Richland county officials H A Aune and Sheriff Andy Kealey jointly push truancy enforcement across St Croix county and have opened proceedings in twenty seven cases. Osceola sees O Wyman building a $20000 home at Boulderwall, the late sculptor Wolk’s residence. John Anderson of Alden violently ill and sent to Mendota hospital. Tomah telephone exchange sold to Harvey Lightner from C H Stevens. system runs 600 stations.
Burglars entered the D. J. Morry & Sons real estate office in Racine and took $64 from a safe. This marks a second burglary in a month for Morrey, following a break‑in at his home that seized watches and jewelry.
A woman saved Edward Morrow from being struck by an approaching train as he stepped onto a railroad track. He was grabbed from behind and hurled backward just before the locomotive sped past. The rescuer’s name could not be ascertained.
Mrs. Catherine Marbone of Waupun, age 39, visiting here for a few days, has nineteen years of marriage and eighteen children, one born each year, with two marriages recorded.
A concise assertion urging steadfast commitment to supreme standards. It warns that surrendering to lesser aims leads to deterioration of character and purpose. The message emphasizes personal discipline, aspiration, and enduring motivation.
An aphoristic note observes that emotion and practicality rarely align, suggesting practical wisdom often overrules sentiment in decision making. The line hints at conflicts between affection and reason in everyday choices.
B M Hyde Drug Co offers Rexall Mucu Tone with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh. The ad claims a 98 percent cure rate and urges La Crosse residents to test the medicine, noting quick absorption, mucous tract cleansing, parasite removal, and overall health improvement. Available 50c and 1.00 at 431 Main St.
Antigo Wisconsin October 12 The sixty first annual session of the Grand Encampment of Wisconsin I O O F will convene in Antigo Tuesday. The Patriarchs Militant military branch holds its fifteenth session. Officers named include H J Suttle Viroqua G P W H Sherman Beaver Dam G H P J W Salter Unity G S W A J Caldwell Oconto James A Fathers Janesville L F Thiessen Oshkosh Charles Barker Milwaukee Alex Johnstone Chippewa Falls grand representatives. Col A D Helgesen Viroga s will preside over the department council. Reports are expected to show a prosperous year for both bodies.
Albert Dorsey recently released from prison for bakery robbery and a Fond du Lac inmate Case met in Janesville. They are linked to the alleged holdup of Herman Paskie and the robbery of Wilbur Carle's store. Dorsey is in custody with a partial confession. Case fled and is being sought in Chicago.
Grand Rapids Wisconsin council plans a special river water main to serve plants and water tanks amid shortages while sparing spring water for homes. The piece notes strained supplies and prioritizes industrial use.
A man who gave the name Fred Stewart was arrested Saturday by Officer Alois Yehle on the North side after reports of a stranger selling watches reached the station. The suspect said he could be called Cole Stewart Johnson or any name, claiming multiple aliases. He is held as investigations extend to nearby towns.
Report from La Crosse notes abundant supply as Oklahoma and Texas turkeys ship north, with Chicago wholesale prices near 11 to 14 cents per pound and local retail expected around 16 to 18 cents. Dealers predict prices may dip to 16 or 17 cents, though WisconsIn turkeys remain scarce in some areas. La Crosse residents plan a bountiful Thanksgiving with turkey still the centerpiece despite market fluctuations.
Premier Stolypin appeals to commercial interests in St. Petersburg to curb cholera and save the capital as a trade center. He warns the city is doomed as a commercial hub if the outbreak is not checked promptly.
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