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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1908
Page
7
An advertising notice offers a free trial of Gauss Catarrh Cure by mail. It claims rapid, permanent relief from catarrh and related symptoms and invites readers to send name and address to C. E Gauss at 4082 Main St Marshall Michigan.
Fargo. Judge Pollock fixed October 20 for the hearing of the millers of the state against Pure Food Commissioner Ladd in the bleached flour case. The commissioner seeks to compel branding of bleached flour. No other manufacturing restrictions. Expert testimony nationwide. Prominent eastern figures will testify.
Joseph Buscher was bound over to district court after a magistrate who officiated his second marriage found probable cause on a bigamy charge. Buscher posted a $300 bond as he awaits trial. Judge P Mc Laughlin who presided over the marriage proceedings ordered the hold.
In a quoted exchange a woman claims a diamond ring signifies serious commitment while a man with experience counters it often signals debt to a jeweler. The dialogue contrasts romance with financial obligation and social expectation.
The Superior Duluth Interstate bridge is back in service after two years. Street cars ran over it for the first time since Aug. 11 1906 when the Troy steamer toppled the draw span. Plans to connect railway tracks over the bridge aim to relieve traffic and a dispute between Soo, Great Northern and Northern Pacific faces a state railroad commission decision.
The Federation of German Societies of Minnesota opened in St. Cloud with a monster parade featuring eighteen bands and about four thousand delegates. Special trains carried attendees from St. Paul Perham Willmar Browerville. Rev Placitus Ochile of Altus Ark spoke on The American Pilgrimage to Rome at St Marys hall. A banquet for a thousand followed as business sessions began.
A roundup from Spokane to Two Harbors covers a diverse set of items. An 11 year old pupil in Ferry county has a single teacher. Obits note O E Payson and Mrs Emma Huntington. Schools seek a $50000 girls dorm at Superior. A Faribault farmhand is robbed of about $50. Funerals for Patrick Meehan in Thief River Falls. A Two Harbors meat market group forms with bylaws. militia inspection praised. Jailed men in Fergus Falls face sentences. Erick Nelson seeks care in insane hospital. Dedicatory services planned at Our Lady of Lourdes cathedral in Spokane. Lightning hits Indian school in Morris with minor damage. Postmasters appointed in Bollage Cavalier Hansboro and Folsom. Wrecked Lafayette machinery shipped from Two Harbors to Cleveland. The Iron Port launches in Two Harbors. A note ends with a Scottic dialect quip about caddying and optimism.
Des Moines Iowa sept 29 The current Republican factional fight over the United States senate nomination may shift control in the 33rd general assembly. One precinct change in about forty districts could flip enough seats to give Democrats a veto proof majority and potentially overturn this winter’s legislature.
Patsy Madden, arrested in Rochester on a revolver theft charge and jailed for 30 days, is sought by Waseca authorities who accuse him of a deadly assault on a Waseca physician and jail break. After serving in Rochester, he will be handed over to Waseca.
A playful call asks for urgency in chasing a busier curiosity across the stage, urging performers to seize the moment and keep energy high during a live show. The line blends humor with a prompt for dynamic movement and audience engagement.
Abraham Slomowitz, grieving over his brother Samuel who died in the Youngs Point wreck, suffered an apoplexy and died in Billings Montana He had lived there briefly and worked for his brother He leaves a widow in Cleveland Ohio and several children spread across the country The body will be buried in the Jewish cemetery at Butte
The second great Rosebud land drawing for Tripp county has its official headquarters now in Dallas S D Judge J W Witten superintendent of the opening arrived from Bonesteel All inquiries will be answered from Dallas headquarters Blanks for registration available here until Oct 5 then at affidavit points
A terse adage notes that as a girl accumulates more suitors her desire shifts toward someone who is not present. The line implies wishful thinking and social dynamics around romantic attention.
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