Sleep and Nervine Promise Restful Sleep Relief
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Nervine as a non opiate remedy for sleeplessness and nervous irritation. A testimonial from Mrs May bcott of English Indiana describes dramatic sleep recovery after using one bottle and continued improvement through a third bottle. The copy invites readers to buy via local druggists and notes Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. May Bcott
Ind
Miles
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
North Side Advertising and News Office Change
The North Side Advertising and News operation is handled from the Rose Street office with R. P. Stanton and F Schweigert managing and editing duties under the new phone listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. P. Stanton CO
Schweigert
A. North Side
Democrats Hold North Side Rally in Rose Street Hall
A North Side rally at Rose Street Union Hall featured P. W. Mahoney and C. L. Hood attacking Republicans on tariffs and finance. Hood cited paying 45 for a plow locally vs 23 abroad, linking tariffs to high costs and trust power. He warned of a Wall Street panic and cited Rockefeller fortunes and Joe Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Street Union Hall
P. W. Mahoney
C. L. Hood
Mr. Mahoney
Franklin Debating Club
Thomas Morris
Mahoney
Judge Vance
Winona
Vance
Cleveland
Esch
Mr. Esch
North Side Publishing Company
Joe Cannon
Monroe County
Hood
CL. Hood
Russia
Europe
Rockefeller
Rokefeller
Scotland
Wall Street
Cary and Downs Oldest Switchmen
A depot bulletin lists switchmen by seniority with thirty six men on duty. John Cary, in Milwaukee service since December 17, 1889, is the oldest, followed by John Downs as the second oldest.
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John Cary
Milwaukee
John Downs
No Drugstore Cure Seen As Self Care Ideal
A stark aphorism contrasts medical reliance with self diagnosis claiming no drugstore can kill disease and each man must act as his own doctor emphasizing personal responsibility over professional treatment.
Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and Toris Compound Remedy
An old health note advises people over forty to use a home tonic to counter aging and blood impurities. It prescribes combining one ounce Compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla with one ounce Toris Compound and half a pint of whiskey, taken in teaspoonful doses before meals and at night.
Quiet Wedding of Milwaukee Foreman and Miss Christjohn
Charles Domstrich switching foreman of Milwaukee quietly wed to Susie Christjohn at First Methodist church parsonage by Rev. A Lincoln Shute. They expect a honeymoon in the Twin Cities and plan home on Milwaukee's north side after a week away.
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Charles Domstrich
Milwaukee
Susie Christjohn
South Fifth Street
First Methodist Church
A. Lincoln Shute
Twin Cities
Kavain Home on French Island Destroyed by Fire
The Kavain home on French Island was destroyed by a blaze yesterday afternoon between 3 and 4 o clock. Mr Jas Sokolik Jr lived there and the family was at a party. they returned to find the house in flames. The property is about half insured.
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Kavain
French Island
Jas. Sokolik, Jr
Franklin club debates Roosevelt's late campaign part
The Franklin club votes tonight on the resolution that President Roosvelt's role in the late campaign has been very unwise. D. L. Wartinbee leads the affirmative and Zerasky the negative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Franklin Club
Roosvelt
D. L. Wartinbee
Zerasky
North Side Briefs Reflect Local Visits and Happenings
A compact North Side column notes Mr. Thomas Keaveny’s short trip to the Twin Cities to visit friends and relatives. It also lists dozens of social updates including visits by Miss Anderson, Miss Ida Bover, Miss Clara Minn, and Mrs. Widrick, plus local births, repairs, and a bazaar at the German Lutheran church. The C B Q maintenance work on a shop roof is mentioned along with various travel departures and returns from Green Bay Willow River and North Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Keaveny
Twin Cities
Adelaide
Harry Koon
Alvina Hyast
Vandolz
North Bend
Edgar Botts
Rose Street
C. Simcox
Green Bay
Miss Anderson
New York
Widrick
Kane Street
Chicago
C. Harrington
Clara Minn
Willow River
Ida Bover
Invisible Instant Perfume Skin Powder Described
The item is a Latin skin powder touted as an invisible, instantaneous beautifier that perfumes the skin. It promises a lasting fragrance with a subtle, weightless application.
No Hope Now of New Bridge for La Crosse River
The board of public works repairs the La Crosse river bridge replacing rotten timbers and strengthening the top. The work ends any plans for a new bridge, as the old structure will last about six more years with ongoing small repairs.
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Board of Public Works
la Crosse River
Five Years Sentenced for Robbery in Alma
Clarence Ebmke received a five year sentence in the Green Bay Reformatory after a jury convicted him of assault and robbery in Alma. Judge Helms imposed the sentence on October 29.
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Alma
Wis
Clarence Ebmke
Reformatory
Green Bay
Helms
Ponies and Loss Drive Up Auto Budget Paradox
A wry line notes that many men could purchase a car with half the money they have lost gambling on horses. The remark reflects gambling losses and frugal restraint.
Wealth Masks Early Signs of Insanity, Study Notes
A saying suggests poverty reveals mental illness earlier than wealth. The observation contrasts social status with how quickly signs become noticeable, implying economic disparity affects detection of psychological decline.
Republicans use fear tactics in Bluff Arcade rally
At Bluff Arcade, A C Wolfe and others criticized Taft as anti labor while Democrats push equality and voting rights. Skaar blamed panic rhetoric on Republicans and urged voters to demand real labor support, citing history and injunction debates.
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Bluff Arcade
O. R. Ekaar
Prof. Schubert
A. C. Wolfe
White House
Skaar
Taft
Bryan
Gompers
Denver
Wolfe
Outing Boat Co Might Move to City for Stock Deal
The Outing Boat company of Kankakee Illinois could establish here if offered 10 000 dollars of local stock subscriptions as the Pope company did. President J C Burrel said to R L Kenyon he would visit to assess local water access and factory needs, with Kenyon reporting the firm’s strong finances and potential site visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope Company
Fred Easton
W. W. Cargill
J. C. Burrel
Outing Boat Company
Kankakee
R. L. Keynon
Burrel
Mr. Burrel
Former La Crosse Man Robert Herold Dies in West
Telegrams report the death of Robert Herold once in the brick business now with Mormon Coulee Brick works. He left La Crosse in 1895 for Boise City then Emmett where he died. Survived by three daughters five sisters and three brothers. Eldest daughter Marcia taught in the area and was with him at death. The piece ends with a quip about poverty and fortune.
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Robert Herold
Mormon Coulee Brick Works
la Crosse
Boise City
Emmett
Marcia
Self-Admiration Quoted in Brief Philosophical Note
A terse remark questions a person’s value based on self-regard. The line suggests that worth is judged by how one views oneself rather than external praise.
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Axminster
MAIN
Liberal Credit
J. J. Barnes
Miss Larson’s Candy Store
Thomas & Eberhart
Coal & Wood
A. J. Eberhart, Mgr
Rose ST
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LA Crosse Tribune
North Side Office
North Side
Mr. Hood
Paul Atacks Esch
Cary and Downs
O. R. Skaar
Schubert
Pope Motorboat CO
Kenyon Vsits the Company
North Side Progressive League
Wes
Austria
Balkan
Dardanelles
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