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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1908

Page

2

Dr Miles Nervine Nerve Tonic Endorsed By A Farm Workman

A Riverton Nebraska farmer touts Dr Miles Nervine after a near death from illness. He credits the remedy with restoring nerve strength and enabling him to resume farm work. The testimonial asks druggists to dispense the first bottle and offers a refund if no benefit. Miles Medical Co based in Elkhart Indiana.

Miles John James Riverton Nebr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Ind

Conductor Oleson Injured While Unloading Piano

In Mason City Iowa on October 13 conductor Oleson of the Milwaukee line was pinned beneath a piano during unloading. He suffered several broken ribs and internal injuries and was transported to Austin Minnesota by special train for treatment. Some politicians are described as circus posters—always on the fence.

Mason City Lyle Oleson Milwaukee Here Austin Minn

La Crosse Wins Winona Preview and Local Football Struggles

La Crosse prepares for a key clash with Winona at the baseball park next Saturday with a 3 15 kickoff amid injuries and freshmen stepping up. Coach Cooper enforces strict training as Sparta looms and local merchants consider closing early to support the football team. In Lexington The Eel wins the Wilson stake amid a rain delayed meet and a close finish, while The Eel narrowly holds off Jerry B and Hal Raven to claim the purse.

la Crosse Winona Jungbiuth Sparta Hendrickson Kelly Jungbluth Cooper Baraboo Eau Claire Tomah St. Johns Military Academ Lexington H. W. Wilson Wilson McEwen Jerry B Hal Raven Son of Gambolier

Jewelers Endorses Foley's Kidney Remedy

O T Erhart of Kiuger, The Jeweler in Indianapolis reports severe kidney trouble left him unable to walk far. Four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy restored his health, cleared his complexion, cured backache and irregularities, enabling daily business activity and prompting his recommendation.

Eperience Co R. Kiuger Virginia Ave Indianapolis Ind Foley O. T. Erhart

Michigan Gears Up For Strong Lineup After Shakeup

Ann Arbor reports Michigan plans to field a revamped regulars unit to improve performance after a tough game. Yost is expected to motivate the squad to prove their worth, with a reshuffle anticipated to lift the team. Wisconsin eyes another beat Chi o contest as Illinois braces for Chicago.

Ann Arbor Michigan Yost Madison Wisconsin Urbana Illinois Chicago Illini Iowa City Hawkeyes Iowa Coe Battling Nelson Europe National A. C Philadelphia Packey McFarland

Piles Cured In 6 to 14 Days By PAZO Ointment

Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertises PAZO Ointment with 50c price.

New Managers Planned for Next Season in Major Teams

Chicago October report notes Clark Griffith former New York Highlanders manager and Cincinnati Reds President Garry Herrmann held seven talks and reached an understanding for Griffith to take charge of the Reds next spring. Rumors also place McCloskey replaced as St Louis Cardinals manager and George Stallings set to be announced as New York Highlanders manager.

Chicago Clark Griffith New York Highlanders Garry Herrmann Cincinnati Reds Reds Cincinnati McCloskey St. Louis Cardinals George Stallings

McFarland Reaches New York for Bout Setup

Packie McFarland and manager Harry Gilmore, Jr., arrived in New York and plan to train on the city outskirts for the Leach Cross bout scheduled Oct. 21. He says he can make weight and has offers to meet Murphy and Baldwin. Cross trains with Al Kaufman who may go west soon.

New York Packie McFarland Harry Gilmore, Jr Leach Cross McFarland Murphy Baldwin Gilmore Cross al Kaufman Kaufman

George Gano Paced to New Hampshire Auction for 15000

Lexington Kentucky October 13 George Gano a pacer with a 2.03 percent record by Cambetta Wilkes Credition by Nuthurest owned by Christian Hill stables was sold to C M Greenaugh of New Hampshire for 15000.

Lexington George Gano Cambetta Wilkes-Credition Nuthurest Christian Hill Stables C. M. Greenaugh New Hampshire

Madness on Stage Reveals Love and Loss at Madhouse

The director leads actors through a madhouse set, pointing to a desolate lunatic and a quiet observer. A wild man in an iron-barred cage raves as the director notes he is the woman’s husband, illustrating fatal passion and misfortune from a London Telegraph quote.

London Telegraph

Protecting the Chicks by Henry G Burton atchison

Henry G. Burton of Atchison praises America’s country week associations and their work with slum children. He recalls a country excursion where a slum girl protective of a hen and her chicks reacts humorously to a hen sheltering her brood.

Henry G. Burton Atchison America

The Life Has Left Any Truth When It Needs Laws

A terse philosophical line reflects on how truth erodes when justice requires legal defense. The statement critiques the fragility of honesty under legal systems and governance.

Tigers rely on crippled Charlie O Leary in World Series

Detroit faces the World Series with Charlie O Leary severely limited by a right thumb injury. Manager Jennings contemplates moving O Leary up in the order to sacrifice at bat while McIntyre anchors the lineup. Jennings recalls a three base hit off Pink Hawley in Baltimore as a spark for possible heroics.

Detroit Tigers Charlie O’leary O'Leary Summers Bush Tigers Charte O’leary Jennings McIntyre Pink Pink Hawley Baltimore Charlie

Chicago White Sox to Meet Manitowoc in Lake Shore Clash

The Chicago White Sox travel to Manitowoc Wisconsin to face Lake Shore league champions today. Manager Herzog pays $500 guaranteed, with potential record crowds if weather cooperates. Cy Young starts for Manitowoc and Nick Altrock for the Sox.

Manitowoc Wis Chicago White Sox Lake Shore Herzog Sox Cy Young Mani

NOW FOR JAPAN

The World notes the world cruise of the battleship fleet reveals friendship with Japan. It praises Japanese hospitality and gratitude toward the United States for progress and hopes the visit strengthens bonds of good will that have endured for over fifty years.

Japan New York World United States

Lifelong friends blame forbearance in long companionship

Two men who have been lifelong friends each claim their bond is mainly the result of the other’s forbearance, reflecting a humorous or reflective take on friendship dynamics.

Being Natural Yet Artificial A Classic Paradox

A witty observation notes that many girls seem effortlessly artificial while appearing perfectly natural, exploring the tension between appearance and authenticity in social presentation.

Pyramid Pile Cure Case Promises Quick Relief

A Massachusetts man reports two decades of piles and paralysis by pain, praising Pyramid Pile Cure after trying a free sample. The ad claims rapid relief, healing of sores and itching, and offers a no cost trial by mail from Pyramid Drug Co. with purchase options at 50 cents.

Piles Massachusetts George H. Bartlett Mattapan Mass Pyramid Drug Co Pyramid Building Marshall Mich

Local notes from Sparta and nearby towns

Sparta and Cashton residents attend court in the city. Miss Ruth Whistler of Watertown heads to Emerson College Boston for voice culture. Local deaths and illnesses are reported, including Clarence Berg in La Crosse and the infant of Mrs Mayme Bertrand in Springfield Illinois.

R. R. Luce P. E. Nelson Chas. Campbell Cashton A. M. Wallace Beach N. D Watertown S. D Ruth Whistler Boston Emerson College Miss Whistler Georgia Fiske Dan Fiske Carple Wm. Hubbell Viroqua Hubbell J. J. McDonald Madison Ben Zimmerman Norwalk Westby Bros Loren Austin Mark F. Jones State University At Clarence Grote Clarence Berg M. A. Goodman Central Avenue la Crosse Lilah Davis Lloyd Bowden Advent Christian Church Melvina Joe Friesleben West Salem Martha Smaltz North Dakota Charles Millard Joseph Miller Charles Clark Stevens Point Warrans James Snedden May Rice Bangor Leo Evenson Tomah Fred Lewis Dorothy Beaver Dam Paul Austin Jack Barry Chicago Hotel Lewis Paul Schroeder Camp Douglas

Prairie du Chien Social Notes Include Dance Plans and School Visit

Prairie du Chien society gathers with a launch ride and Dousman house party for Miss Douglas and friends. The Sacred Heart college nine loses 8 to 7 to The Sparks. Landlord Rice family transfer the Commercial House to Frank Garrow. The state high school visits, pie supper raises about 45 dollars for a new church roof, and Dr W Fallis prepares a new residence.

Douglas Dousman House Minnie Case Prairie du Chien Postville Florence Nugent Whitely Portage Christy Minnesota Sacred Heart College Sparks Nicipal Mers Mellinger and Whaley Rice and Family Frank Garrow la Crosse Our City Archie Johnson Crosse Minneapolis Case & Co Jer Alma Nelson Exce' Ior M. E. Aid Dr. W. Fallis Church Street Oyar Otd

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