Erlest Riebe visits in Onalaska and social notes
Ernest Riebe of McCannon Idaho arrives to spend weeks with his parents Mr and Mrs Fritz Riebe. Mrs W D Freeman of Caledonia street visits W E Whitbeck and family. Royal Neighbors host Oracle presentation at Woodman hall with Mrs John Braaten recently married and janitor John Gilbertson honored with rocking chairs. Norwegian Aid society holds annual supper raising about 35. Informal meeting to dispose surplus food. A A Johnson hosts student party with dancing and domestic science refreshments. M P Reynolds of Marinette visits. William Keene returns home after hospital operation. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised for coughs colds croup and influenza.
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Ernest Riebe
McCannon
Idaho
Fritz Riebe
W. D. Freeman
Caledonia Street
W. E. Whitbeck
Woodman Hall
John Braaten
John Gilbertson
Norwegian Aid Society
M. P. Reynolds
Marinette
Wis
Miss Reynolds
Agricultural School
William Keene
St. Francis Hospital
Dunn Answers Keppel on the Coupon Ballot in La Crosse
Mr. Dunn, of La Crosse, replies to Valentine S. Keppel about the coupon ballot. He defends the measure’s history from 1895 to current law, refutes claims it is like the primary ballot, and argues the system ensures counts match votes with check labels and single ballots open at a time.
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Mr. Dunn
Val” Keppel
Keppel
Tribune
Senate
la Follette
Assembly
la Crosse
China loan policy faces perilous political reefs
Washington October 26 The Knox Chinese loan scheme draws stiff opposition from France and Germany with Britain aligned to the United States. Chinese protests against power division raise the risk of a revocation and China building the railroad itself. Failure would setback Knox’s orient plan and alter U S policy from prior administration.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
Knox
France
Germany
Wall Street
Great Britain
United States
China
Orient
Root
Russia
Harbin
Recipe for a Cold Cure Whiskey Glycerine Pine Compound
A newspaper reader is advised of a home remedy titled Cut This Out that claims to break a cold in a day and cure a cough. The formula uses concentrated pine compound, glycerine, whiskey, and water for dosing every four hours, with notes on procurement from a druggist and a pharmacist’s endorsement.
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World’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Nervous Collapse Prompted by Travel Woes Ends
A Wells Maine resident A G C Libby describes long travel increasing nervous strain leading to prostration. He credits Dr Miles Restorative Nervine with relief and urges others with nervous exhaustion to try the remedy and ask for a money back guarantee.
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Miles’ Servine
Servine
A. G. C. Libby
Wells
Miles
Secretary Knox backs securing a share of American interests
The passage notes Secretary Knox openly supports taking a portion of the commercial spoils of American interests to prevent any assumption of sovereignty over them.
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Knox
Ferrer Controversy Triggers Paris City Hall Resignations
Paris faces a political standoff as the city council refuses to name a street after Francisco Ferrer and fund a public statue. The bureau including the president and secretary resigned in protest, leaving the chamber as the Ferrer incident dominates headlines.
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Paris
Ferrer
Spain
Chamber Council
Francisco Ferrer
Improve Your Mood and Complexion with Liver Tablets
Your complexion and temper suffer from a disordered liver. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets can improve both by aiding liver function and digestion.
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Chamberlain
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Onalaska, Wis
A. A. Johnson
Washburn
Crosbys
Rochester, N. Y
State OF
New York
Monroe
Nancy A. Herrick
Wyeth
Orrey
Wyeth Chemical Company
Cortlandt St
New York, N. Y
D. T. Erhart
O. T. Erhart
Neme
Pierce
Las
Fred C. Witten
Elm St
Newari
Guarentee
Gotzian
Los Angeles
Southern
California
Chicago
Chicago& North Western
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
North Western
North Western Line
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