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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1908

Page

10

Religious Notices From Local Churches

A dense listing of services and programs across city churches. Each denomination from St Pauls Universalist to First Congregational marks sermon times, Sunday school, and special events with pastors names and locations including Eighth Cass King West Ave Ninth Main and other streets.

St. Paul's Universalist St. Paul’s Universalist Church Eighth and Cass Streets John Smith Lowe People’s Sunday School Travelers’ Hall Linker Building Fourth and Main Streets Christian Science First Church of Christ, Scientist King Street Fifth Sixth Streets First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main King Streets E. P. Brown Wayland Academy Colton Mission School Young Piple Ladies’ Industrial Society of the First Baptist Church J. W. Hedderrich Chas. Rysdon German Baptist Church Seventh and Winnebago Streets E. Bergen Jesus Fanny Crosby Lettie Schwarz First Methodist First Methodist Episcopa James W. Irish Epworth League Norwegian Lutheran Church Sixth Division Streets H. G. Magelison Emanuel Evangelical Association Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association 12Th and Vine H. Etzelmueller The Young People’s Society West Avenue Trades and Labor Council English Lutheran English Lutheran Church Ferry Streets J. J. Clemens Trinity First Presbyterian Church Corner Sixth and Christian Endeavor Episcopal Church Christchurch Ninth and Episcopal C. N. Motler Urquhart Cawley Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church Redfield Street Seventh J. J. Panzlau Otto Muenster Trempealeau la Crosse State Street First Congregational Church Seventh Streets Henry Faville Pfrmerly Vesper Choir

Ambitious Doctor Promises Cures at Free Consultation

An advertisement invites all afflicted to the doctor's office for a method of curing various diseases. It targets patients dissatisfied with other treatments, promises safe rapid and permanent results, and offers free counsel while charging reasonable fees for a perfect cure. The tone emphasizes reciprocity and personal ethics.

Slogan: Is Public Confidence

A political argument outlines the risk to commerce from drastic measures and defends law, fair trade, and prudent banking. It lauds Taft's anti trust stance in Addyston Pipe and Steel and argues against guaranteed bank deposits as harmful to prudent banks and national stability. The piece defends limited government intervention and calls for sober, lawful progress led by the Republican party.

Republican Party Taft Addyston Pipe and Steel Company Supreme Court of the United States Bryan Bryant Theodore Roosevelt Republican Congresses District of Columbia

New Pure Food and Drug Law Statement

Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is declared not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by O. T. Erhart.

Foley O. T. Erhart

Booster day attendance disputed by local baseball officials

Paul W Mahoney writes to the La Crosse Tribune disputing published figures for Booster day. He estimates total attendance under 1,525 with 1,482 paid admis­sions and 28 passes, notes restricted free entries, and says directors bought tickets to boost counts while urging publication of the correction.

la Crosse Tribune City Paul W. Mahoney

Mrs. Peck Granted Divorce in Sioux Falls Action

Harry Thurston Peck famed Columbia professor and writer was defendant in a divorce suit. A decree granting Mrs Cornelia Dawbarn Peck divorce was filed with the clerk of courts in Sioux Falls South Dakota.

Sioux Falls S. D Harry Thurston Peck Columbia University Cornelia Dawbarn Peck

Nell Confesses a Kiss After Threat of Scream

Nell recalls telling him that if he kissed her she would scream and she indeed screamed. The exchange reveals a tense moment between Nell and Belle.

Nell

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