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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1908
Page
4
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arndt of Wayne celebrate 52 years of marriage and praise Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a tonic for longevity. The ad touts malt whiskey as a pure distillation, a digestive aid, and a health tonic endorsed by doctors, with dosing guidance and mail order offers.
North Side Briefs report a Hutchinsons supper on Mill Street echoing old fashioned southern feasts. The North Side Tribune office remains open for a contest and local musings, with notes on residents, travel, church events, and social happenings around Mill Street and nearby areas.
The North Side Advertising and News operation moves to 831 Rose Street under new contact R. P. Stanton and C. F. Schweigert. The North Side office duties include managing and editing local advertising and news.
Church listings show services and pastors for Second German Methodist at Berlin and Clinton, Tabernacle Baptist at Clinton and Avon with Leslie Lee Sanders, Norwegian Lutheran at Charles and Sill, North Presbyterian at Logan and Avon with sermon topics, German Evangelical Lutheran at Avon and St Paul with Rev. Thurow, Latter Day Saints at Avon street with 10:30 Sunday school and 7:30 preaching, Caledonia M E on Caledonia Street, Scandinavian Baptist at Charles and Logan with Iver Larson, Bethel Norwegian Lutheran at Sill and George, Norwegian Methodist at Berlin and Sill with Rev. Hansen, St. Peter’s Episcopal at 3 PM, plus temperance lecture by Waldemar Agir and Peter Swenson.
The article notes popular empire back gowns used for light laundering outcomes and compares sheer white batistes to chiffon. It highlights trimmings of fine lace or embroidered net on skirts and bodices, with sleeves often made of muslin embroidery and heavy lace.
Miss Katherin Harleyk of Fall River Mass won the national championship at Chevy Chase links in the final round against Mrs P H Pothemus of Brooklyn six up and five to play.
The article notes Congressman W. I. Smith of Council Bluffs is favored by many middle west congressmen as a potential speaker to succeed the current leader. It outlines his Iowa roots, legal background, and steady rise from judge to congressman since 1900, highlighting his energy, self made image, and strong Republican backing.
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