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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
7
The ad argues skin issues reflect unhealthy blood and touts S S S as the best cure. It claims external treatments only relieve symptoms while a blood cleanse cures all skin diseases. It promises complete purification of circulation and asks readers to write for a book and free medical advice, from Swift Specific Co Atlanta GA.
Bishop Neeley issues full La Crosse district appointments listing W H Vance district superintendent and multiple pastors assigned to towns including La Crosse Alma Center Black River Falls Cataract De Soto Eleva Elroy Fairchild Galesville Humbird Ironton Kendallis Glendale Caledonia Street West Avenue Lindsey Pittsville Mauston Melrose Merrillan Mondovi Necedah Neillsville New Lisbon Onalaska Reedsburg Rockland Sparta Springville Stoddard Tomah Tomah circuit Trempealeau Tunnel City Viroqua Valley Junction Wilton Norwalk Whitehall Arcadia Wonewoc with changes limited largely to new assignments and a replacement at Caledonia Street Church
Gen Charles King ends his four year link with Wisconsin National Guard as he reaches the October age limit. He helped modernize the militia and impressed La Crosse troops during frequent inspections. King, trained at the United States Military Academy, served in two wars and several Indian campaigns.
County Chairman Doherty plans a Democratic club in every precinct with initial meetings soon. Clubs already form in Bangor and Barre townships and the 21st ward. Headquarters will be in the city, accessible to all Democrats, as delegates and speakers are chosen for large meetings. The executive committee will elect a secretary after committees are named.
A figure has long attended the state encampment at Camp Douglas each year and was observed by the boys of the nearby local companies during the event.
The Vernon County fair in Viroqua starts tomorrow drawing La Crosse visitors via the La Crosse & Southeastern line at reduced fares. Opening day features free attractions and a racing program including a $200 trot and pace and a Vernon county residents only half mile dash. La Crosse day Thursday offers special round trip rates, with Southeastern tickets priced at one fare and a third for the week.
Carl Schurz's old Watertown home in the Fifth ward is to be sold at sheriffs auction on October 17 at 2 p m to satisfy a judgment. Sheriff William F Miller of Dodge county will conduct the sale. Local urge to have the city purchase the site as a memorial park for the German American leader. A small sum, around $1 000, could secure the purchase. Citizens suggest reallocating funds from Carl Schurz chairs at the state university to Watertown ark commissioners for the purchase.
Stevens Point Wisconsin September 15 Judge granted an injunction stopping the Tuesday election on the license question The petition to raise the license from 200 to 500 was not sworn to Local taxpayers sought the injunction This postpones the election for one year
Paris fashionables form a society to glorify and improve cats under the name Pattee de Velours with Pierre Loti as honorary president and poet Ed mund Haracourt as acting president. The group publishes a journal named Le Moncrif after the cat-loving poet.
The Diamonds forfeited their game to La Crescent in the third inning after an on field dispute with the umpire Sunday. La Crescent pitcher Smith held the Diamonds to one hit before the wrangle while John Haley of La Crosse delivered a solid effort on the mound.
During a South Africa dinner Churchill and a self opinionated army officer sat together. The officer remained silent on most topics until Churchill finally delivered a sharp jest at the officer’s expense.
The exchange features a hospital patient who lost both legs to a bursting shell, and a nervous demand for the name of the man who would pay fifty pounds for the chance to kick him. The narrative appears in the Cleveland Leader.
A pleasant Sunday picnic at Binkman Ridge featured Miss Verna Lamphere Loretta Ikert Miss Lillian Ferguson Miss Elfrata Ikert Mrs Ikert Mr Edward Koehler and Mr George Carr enjoying an afternoon of leisure and camaraderie with friends.
A woman’s fixation on a notion leads to pointed remarks that sting peers. The exchange reflects social tensions and personal bravado, with witnesses noting the heated exchange and ensuing silence in the room.
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