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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1907
Page
6
Doctors misdiagnose many complaints as separate illnesses when they are symptoms of uterine disease. Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets claim to restore strength, calm nerves, and aid digestion for nervous exhaustion and related uterine disorders.
Chief H H Byrne’s funeral will be one of the most impressive in the city with secret fraternal orders including Elks Mystic Workers Modern Woodmen and Knights of Pythias attending in a body. Services begin at 9 at his State street home then at St Joseph Cathedral followed by Catholic cemetery interment. Esteemed by Winona and La Crosse police, ex-sheriffs and chiefs recall his efficiency and many friendships across the region.
Esch discusses preserving a river section for testing clam growth at the North side station. La Crosse hosts the pearl industry with one remaining factory, Wisconsin Pearl Button. H. W. Clark visited La Crosse to study local clams and select model specimens for the national museum. The government shows interest in artificial propagation methods.
The Modern Woodmen of America local Camp No. 360 will organize arrangements for a large initiation class at a meeting next Friday evening the 18th. Clerk J D Wilson says about fifty have been expected with an elaborate program. The group aims to add 150 000 new members by year end reaching the million mark in total membership.
Central fire department members practiced with a large extension ladder hoisted to the Stoddard Hotel roof on State Street. Firemen quickly scaled the ladder and clambered onto the cornice, then stationed themselves along the rungs for a group photograph to be shared among firemen.
Frank Winter of Win ter and Esch visits Norfolk Wichita Washington Jamestown on business trip to view the exposition after several weeks away.
Mayor grants permission for lecture in city hall auditorium by Thomas E. Will under state forestry program. Free address set for November 6 at 8 p.m. Will, an expert from Washington D C, was secured through State Forester Edward Merriam Griffith of Madison. arrangements by the board of trade.
The Milwaukee supreme court reverses key rulings in a famous bribery case. It discusses grand jury drawing, indictment sufficiency, admissibility of evidence, and jury instruction errors. The state contends peddlers licenses are constitutional and habeas corpus lies. Goodrich tobacco cases address cigarette definitions under anti cigarette laws.
Mr Henry Andregg secretary of the Frohsian Singing society urges all city singers to attend Wednesday rehearsals as preparation for the Saengerfest. He asks chorus participants to join Frohsian singers each week.
Galesville Wisconsin bids open October 23 for a new public school building designed by Parkinson and Dockendorff. The two-story brick structure with basement will house seven first-floor grades, an assembly hall, recitation rooms, a gymnasium and science labs. Cost is about $35,000 with occupancy planned for next fall.
A $15,000 damages suit against Dr. George R. Vincent over a fractured arm ended in a verdict for the defendant. Walter E. Doten claimed elbow and wrist stiffness from a 10 year old fracture. An additional suit against the town of Wilton for $2,000 ended with $150 awarded to Ernest Lersch. Judge Fruit left for Whitehall to open Trempealeau county fall term. La Crosse court resumes later this week.
Newport reports deny rumors that Gladys Vanderbilt has broken off her engagement to Count Szechenyi of Hungary. Friends of the heiress say the engagement remains intact despite circulating chatter.
Reports tonight questioned bystanders about an indefinite postponement of the union and hinted at reconciliations within the Vanderbilt circle. Gossip tied Miss Gladys Vanderbilt to Count Szechenyi and suggested a possible engagement with a foreigner, with strong objections voiced by Harry Payne Whitney and others.
Guaranteed to cure itching bleeding or protruding piles in 6 to 14 days or money back. Advertisement notes PAZO Ointment priced at 50 cents.
Christ Church Guild offers bargains on wearing apparel at a rummage sale Friday and Saturday October 18 and 19 at 316 South Fourth. Also listed is a nine room house with five foot portion of lot and household items including a cook stove, table, drop leaf, and a Singer sewing machine in good condition at 315 North Tenth Street.
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