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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
8
Promoted as a harmless candy like digestant, Pape’s Diapepsin claims to prevent indigestion sour stomach belching gas heartburn and stomach headaches. The ad touts a 50 cent case from a pharmacist and asserts it cures worst dyspepsia aids digestion and freshens breath.
Arthur Jones son of Mr and Mrs R E Jones of Sparta Wis died in Eau Claire hospital Sunday Oct 25 after an operation for an abscess on his head He was born in Tomah 1873 and lived in Sparta most of his life He married Millie Mooney in 1890 and had two children surviving his wife other local notices include social events and visits among Sparta residents with many names and places listed
Mrs. N S Dousman hosts her mother Mrs Sturgis of St Paul at Dousman Villa. Miss Hazel Savage plans a Shullsburg visit then a California winter trip with Stella Savage and Mrs Flora Newton. Knyretts to Terre Haute to open theatrical season at Vernon Villa closing for winter. Bazaar at St Marys academy December 15 to 18 proceeds fund new school building. The Devil play by Chicago company to be staged at Metropolitan theater Monday. Episcopal Ladies Guild to meet next Wednesday. Mrs J S Earll visiting Madison. Hampton family back from La Crosse trip.
Miss Myrtle Peck of Bangor visits Onalaska friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dana move into the Wilcox house on M Street. Mrs. Tipton of North Dakota visits relatives in Onalaska and La Crosse. The high school football team meets Trempealeau on Saturday in Trempealeau. Juniors host a Halloween party Friday at Woodman Hall to honor the Seniors. The Pickle and Canning Co. packs kraut this week. Locals attend Chas Miller’s play in La Crosse. Onalaska Fish Co. builds a flat boat with four nets ready to start operations.
The Tribune announces the Shetland Pony Outfit contest closes Saturday Nov 7 at 10 p m for subscriptions and money. Ballot box seals on Nov 3 at 9 a m and the final count happens after votes are deposited. readers urged to bring in subscriptions early and avoid last minute delays.
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous residents with street addresses such as Leonard F Knothe 409 South 3rd and Mary Drummond 522 State. The page shows names like Raymond F Johnston 120 South 7th and Charlotte Sherwin 311 Goath 6th, with scattered numbers and notes. The text resembles a city directory segment listing individuals, addresses, and monetary figures interlaced with unclear annotations.
A long ledger lists voters by name and residence in Wisconsin District 3 outside La Crosse, including Fountain City Onalaska and West Salem. The document shows numerous individuals with addresses and some numeric tallies matching districts or counts. Many names appear with Wisconsin towns such as Sparta Cashton Bangor Genoa Stoddard Pepin and Tomah along with route designations and P.O. boxes.
District No 2 includes all territory in La Cresse known as North side, outlining jurisdiction boundaries for local governance and service areas.
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