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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1908
Page
10
An advertisement urges readers to keep Pape's Diapepsin for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims the harmless tablet digests any food within minutes, relieves heartburn, belching, nausea, and headaches, and offers a 50 cent case as a cure for dyspepsia.
Dakota Minnesota items report typhoid illness of Mr Jacob Dowe Sr and heart trouble of Weston son of J W Donehower. Mrs Chris Holm sale well attended. J W Donehower to Rochester for brother Ross operation. sugar beet shipping. Dodge home improvements. Gien Beach and Lindly Smith visiting. Jess Stryker visiting parents. lumber car for Dakota Lumber Co. Wm Richmond runs livery and fish market. ex mail carrier Len Lockwood in Chicago.
O T Erhart, a jeweler from Indianapolis, says kidney trouble left him weak and unable to walk. After four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy his complexion improved, backache disappeared, irregularities settled, and he could resume daily business. He recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy after doctors failed.
Local social notes from Dresbach Minnesota list Misses Bell and Maude Boyd of La Crosse visiting Mr and Mrs D H Baker. Others noted include Richard Maynard improving from pneumonia and various residents making home improvements or hosting guests. A political rally at Centennial hall drew attendees with speakers from Winona.
Pickwick citizens closely watch local election results as the outcome nears. Social events include Cemetery Aid Society plans for a Halloween social. community members and visitors are noted, with residents traveling to nearby cities and back.
A testimonial promotes Dr Miles Nervine for epilepsy fits and nervous diseases claiming many cures and offering a money back guarantee through Miles Medical Co. The letter from W R Allison Mooresville NC details improvement after June 1906 and states the product is sold by local druggists with a conditional refund.
Mrs E M Wheeler visited relatives in Hokah while a Republican rally at Masonic hall featured Briggs of Houston and Rockwell of Rushford. The village board registered five voters at a cost of 15 dollars. Prohibitionists held a rally and Recorder Har eorf pursued state and county tickets.
A district roster lists residents on South side La Crosse with property values for each, including Mary Drummond 522 State, Leonard Knothe 409 South 3rd, Ella Trane 912 Cameron, Irene Krenz 1504 Winnebago, William Pitt 1222 Adams, Charlotte Sherwin 211 South 5th, Josephine Upton 1114 Vinc, Mildred Berg 209 North 14th, Bernice Gayman 1408 Vine, Frances Bollan 332 North Tenth, Helen Scoville 80 Johnson, Raymond Johnston 120 South 7th, Jackson Branagan 415 South 3rd, Nicholas Hengel 1602 Johnson, Win Jacoves, Jeanie Powers Main 2, Robert Hatka 918 Cameron, Alice Worth 609 Bomtiur 20th, Grace Ball 326 Fe CU, Wilmina Parks 663 Ones, Howard Oakes 1314 Jackson, Edwin O'Neill 436 So Bsc, Anna Frey 1012 South 6th, Mary Fries 1409 State, Eimer Lange 1911 South 2nd, Claude Lehman 11 Main, Walter Forschler 822 South 6th, Carl Schubert 275 Pis Pie, Lawrence Hagen 1728 Madison, Lester Smith 421 North Std. Total assessed values aggregate to 186,990 and 186,740 and 180,220.
A district wide registry shows numerous residents across La Crosse area towns including Sparta Onalaska West Salem and Cashton. Names such as Neal Pilcher Ester Brinkman George King Grace Garin and Truman Guenther appear with vote tallies and locations in Wisconsin rural routes.
An item lists numerous district workers from Minnesota and Iowa by name and location, with individual payroll figures ranging from under 10 thousand to about 150 thousand dollars. Names include Alphonso C. Kelly Houston Minn and Vera Astrohm Lansing Iowa among others, many from small towns such as Dresbach Preston and La Crescent.
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