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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
17
Advocates press for a tonic claimed to be scientifically effective beyond mere commercial allure. The campaign emphasizes unmet treatment needs and urges broader adoption of the product as a genuine remedy.
A user reports thinning hair improved quickly after using W. remedies. They claim the dandruff vanished in a few days and new hair began to show, noting the speedy results as the main benefit and endorsement.
Tomah Wisconsin reports the Women’s Civic Improvement club starts season with new officers led by Mrs Hila Goodyear as president and social hour after business. Representatives to Waukesha convention named. forty members and new committees formed. Also notes Westphal Greuel nuptials and local deaths and school staff updates.
City of La Crosse reports a banner year 1909 with extensive sewer and water extensions. Over twelve miles of sidewalks and 58000 worth of sewers and 24000 of street work led by City Engineer George Bradish. North side macadam pavement and extensions along Mormon Coulee and Clinton Berlin George streets formed the bulk of improvements.
Waukon Iowa October 19 The Company I rifle team led by Lieut Carlson First Sergt John King Sergt Chas King Corp Jackson Cook Elliott and Pvt Raymond returned from Des Moines with multiple trophies They won the Iowa company team championship a bronze bust Byron valued 225 and medals for all members They also captured the 53rd regiment championship a 60 silver trophy Drake trophy 50 for Carlson highest rapid fire score and Allison trophy 75 for King highest skirmish score Other notes include D J Murphy considering a new store building and Ross Koontz farm sale details
An advertisement extols GOLD DUST as a superior dish washer that cleans beyond surface dirt, removes hidden particles and odors, sterilizes, and halves washing time compared with soap and water. It brands the product as a practical two for one solution.
Various residents make moves, travels and life events. Mrs John Thill and son Jon relocate to Sioux Falls SD. Mrs Earnest Dillinberg attends funeral of Charles Kruger. Mrs C M Stone and her mother go to La Crosse for appendectomy. James Williams heads to Jennings LA for winter land interests. Mrs M W Eaton and daughter Dora travel to Denver for family and music study. W B Smith relocates to Waukon. A W C T U forms in Franklinville with officers Flora Hubbell president Martha Waters vice president Billa Letchford secretary Cora Chamberlain treasurer Kate Peck. Hugh Conway dies after illness. Federation of Women's Clubs to meet here next week.
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