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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
6
Simple home remedy promises relief from deep seated coughs within 24 hours. Mix Pinex with granulated sugar syrup in a pint bottle, take a teaspoon every one to three hours, and store corked to prevent spoilage.
Democratic rallies sweep through Concordia hall West Salem Sand Lake Coulee schoolhouse Stevenstown and New Amsterdam with leaders Hood Wolfe Doherty and Burns set to energize voters. Gullickson papers sent to Madison for approval as campaigns expand countywide.
An article explains rheumatism as a liver and uric acid issue, detailing forms like sciatica articular rheumatism lumbago and vascular rheumatism. It promotes Rheumaline and Rheumaline Capsules as a combined treatment that dissolves uric acid and stops its formation, costing $1.00 per bottle and 5c per box, at Hoeschler's drug store 123 South Fourth Street.
The United States circuit court opened with cases including United States versus Max Astrowski and Fountan City Drill Co. versus R. P. Nast continued. Edward Muntz versus Bradley Co. for a $6,800 Christmas trees contract continued. City of Onalaska versus Walk er et al. for $15,000 water bonds continued. Jury excused till tomorrow. grand jury sworn. D F Mains foreman. Court officers listed. Criminal cases set for tomorrow.
The document outlines the plaintiff’s request for discovery to uncover who prepared and published the article. It seeks details on preparation, sources, publication arrangements, distribution, communication of contents, collaborators, contracts, payments, and related communications between the defendants and others involved, sworn as of October 1908.
Emma Drees Vosker of Wahba is freed after prosecutors drop case arguing King detective agency evidence was unworthy. No blood on kitchen porch or curtain after analysis, and no link to crime. theory of detectives deemed moonshine.
Winona owners eye a race between Yellow Sallie owned by Charles Gardner and the Flyer Red Wing owned by J T Trautner. The Yellow Sallie, fastest in Winona, may be stripped for racing and tested to determine if a match is possible this weekend pending weather.
Otto Boss received a long distance call from Senator La Follette confirming a visit to speak here next week. The exact day, likely Thursday or Friday, has not been fixed.
Andrew Williams, a Black man sentenced to be hanged, received a reprieve from Governor Deneen on the state board of pardons order, delaying execution until December 11. He initially believed the jailer came to execute him upon hearing the news.
Senator Thomas Morris and James Thompson will speak Monday evening at Concordia hall Bangor and Tuesday evening at Roberts hall West Salem. They will discuss current events and political issues during the engagement.
Clarence F. Broad aged 20 a mail carrier was bound to the federal jury by a United States commissioner on charges of pilfering the mail for several weeks. Letters with cash remittances to Bryan's Commoner were found in his pocket.
The golf season is nearly done this month as contests wrap up and the caterer at the club house will quit on November 1. Players will mostly have individual practice with the club closing soon.
President John Elliott announces two players for the upcoming season Charles, an outfielder, and C. Schaffr, a catcher. Both have city league experience and come from Ledo where they played under Pitcher W for the local team.
A drunken hunter went to a farmer home on French Island and, when refused lunch, fired his gun to scare the family. No injuries reported.
Chas. E. Roberts, shot on the board walk, disappeared from Atlantic City after two weeks in the hospital. He had been staying at the Brighton hotel and left sometime last night, prompting a police alert after a physician reported his absence.
The article notes a range of opera glasses in pearl mounting with French lenses, suggesting they are a suitable gift for ladies who own rings and jewelry. It invites readers to visit and view the collection.
Fire at the Libber Asphalt company plant in Venice, Illinois, raged until help arrived from other cities. The blaze caused an estimated $75,000 in damage.
Congress on the paper trust and spruce industry resumes its inquiry in St. Cloud Minnesota. The panel plans about a week in the northern part of the state as the investigation continues.
A dialogue from Har per's Weekly where Mr. Hippo accuses Captain Leo of insulting him and recalls telling the porter to give him a wide berth. The exchange highlights social snubs and humorous tension in a light column.
West Virginia visit by Taft draws 4000 as he plans stops in Kentucky and Louisville. Chicago report claims Taft will win Oregon Washington Idaho Utah Colorado with Borah downplaying Roosevelt’s stump role. Bryan campaigns in Nebraska while Hitchcock accusations and Goode denial surface in Indiana and Ohio. No firm Bryan endorsement from Ohio Labor Federation.
A mortgage of 2,000,000 covering Blatz Brewing Company property in Milwaukee and parcels in seven other states was filed. The loan lists U S Brewing Co of Chicago, Illinois Trust Company and Savings Bank as trustee and Frederick T. Haskell as co trustee.
Local delegates returned last evening from the Knight Templars convention in Madison held this week. Crowds report an excellent meeting and a most delightful trip.
In Marquette Michigan on October 15 Kirby Bailey chased a supposed rabbit. He shot it and it became a lynx measuring nearly five feet from tip to tip, according to the report.
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