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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
11
Dartmouth relies on Sherwin at tackle and Tobin at guard as the strongest pair in the country with last year’s all American honors shaping the team. Backfield losses hurt prospects while coaches mold new material for a season built around the Harvard game late in the schedule.
The Spanish War Veterans hold a ball tonight at Linker Hall to mark the eleventh anniversary of the return of the boys from Cuba and Porto Rico. Kreutz's orchestra provides the music.
Louis Boon of Norway Michigan writes three bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar cured his boy's severe cough. He adds a neighbor's son, once given up by doctors, recovered after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. C T Erhart confirms no other remedy is as safe and certain in results.
Senator Burton of Ohio and the waterway commission will pass the city on November 8 en route from St. Paul to New Orleans for an inspection tour of the river. No stops will be made between St. Paul and Rock Island where the Hennepin canal will be investigated.
The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Society held its annual meeting at the Hotel Pfister in Milwaukee and re elected officers. President Dr M P Ravenel of Madison secretary Dr Clarence Allen Baer of Milwaukee treasurer John H Kopmeier of Milwaukee executive secretary Dr H E Dearholt of Milwaukee were re elected.
Fred Stoltenberg, who fled to Germany two years ago to evade arrest, was arrested Thursday night on a charge of attempting to murder his wife Emma by poisoning her pills in August 1907. He returned to Milwaukee and sought forgiveness, but Emma alerted authorities and now seeks his release.
Dallas Texas Oct 30 Tripp County in the southwest part of the state is swept by a prairie fire extending three miles. Much farm buildings and crops have already burned as hundreds of men and women fight the flames. Lamro and McNeely were threatened but saved after strenuous efforts.
John J. Johnson, president and treasurer of the Johnson Lumber Company and longtime Milwaukee resident, died at his home early Friday morning from heart failure. He was within days of turning 63.
C R Kluger of 1960 Virginia Ave Indianapolis testifies he was weakened by kidney trouble. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy his complexion improved his backache and irregularities disappeared enabling daily business again. He says doctors and other remedies failed before this treatment.
John A. Blickensrud while squirrel hunting found a horse skull and a buggy entangled in thick brush. The gear belonged to Carl Buhler and was missing since late May last year after a runaway incident that threw Buhler and a companion from the vehicle. The horse reportedly starved to death while still hitched.
In St Paul McLaughlin for the defense announced plans to impeach Ernest Vincent who testified that he told Anton Wigen the ax search occurred two or three days before Louis Arbogast was killed. Vincent denied the statement and maintained his original testimony.
In Minneapolis on October 30 Professor A M Rankin of the college of education told 2000 teachers that he likes to see boys strike each other on the nose. He argued such scraps build self reliance and help boys resist oppression.
A brief aphorism notes that some men hinder success by spending energy cursing their misfortune rather than acting to improve their situation. The line emphasizes self-defeat through pessimistic mindset.
Catholic missions fill McGregor Iowa this week with large crowds as priests from other churches assist the home pastor. Marie Sullivan leaves for Montana to visit friends, then heads west. Miss Bessie Linquist returns from Minnesota. Rosa Verdota visits sister. Charley Widman takes a bindery job in Aberdeen. Clarence Manke returns from Elkader vacation. Local social notes cover Royal Neighbors, visits to Mason City and Austin, building projects, a broken arm, moving train injury, partnership dissolved in livery, navy letter from Fred Rice, and various sermons and events at churches.
Big Al Kubiak of Michigan faces Jeanette in a twenty round boxing match at Cirque de Paris with Jeanette the betting favorite. The event takes place October 30 in Paris.
By Waldon Fawcett Washington the great conference of capital and labor on Oct 28 inaugurates a season of missionary work to promote conciliation and arbitration. It aims to bring American employment and industrial interests closer together than ever in the history of the republic as the moving spirit behind this crusade for harmony.
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