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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
7
An advertisement touts a Mother’s Oats Fireless Cooker that cooks without fuel and reduces kitchen work. It promises savings on coal or gas and allows cooking while sleeping. Purchases rely on cereal coupons with various cash options and direct mail redemption.
Glencoe Woodford wins the 2:23 pace at the Interstate fair crowding the grandstand as Lovey Mary and Black Harry follow. Col. C. leads the 2:20 trot with Myrtle O. and Patchenwood close behind in successive heats. Contested finishes and a reversed heat decision mark the event.
Oklahoma City records the first practical working of the state guarantee law as four hundred depositors from the suspended Columbia Bank and Trust company withdraw their funds, paid by the state banking board. No run developed since the bank closure.
Public notice touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the sole remedy for deafness caused by inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining. The ad promises $1000 for any case cured by the remedy, inviting readers to request circulars and contact Fr. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
An ad touts Dr A B Simpson's Vegetable Compound as a powerful alterative to purify blood. It claims to cure syphilis and other blood diseases, improves appetite and complexion, and notes Hoeschler Bros at 123 South Fourth St sell it for $1 per bottle.
Flora Wolf daughter of Mr and Mrs B Wolf of Tomah Wisconsin married Harry L Block of Milwaukee Tuesday night at 8 30 Rabbi Caro officiating Ceremony held at the brides parents home The bride wore a white silk messaline princess gown with Irish crochet and carried lilies of the valley bouquet Supper followed then congratulations and travel for the couple
Minnesota report notes Alex W. Stow of Le Beau South Dakota proposes natural gas at 15 cents per thousand feet for power use and 25 cents for residences in the St Paul Minneapolis area. No direct business group offers reported yet, but preparations are underway.
Three Minneapolis police officers fought each other in the belief they were battling thieves in Charles Kronnick's dye house at 1213 Hennepin Avenue early today. When the lights came on, two officers discovered they were sitting on a third.
A. L. Davis alias Thomas E Leeg was arrested and arraigned before Judge Sanborne yesterday. He will be held in county jail until October 19 and then brought to the city for trial at the regular term of the United States court. He is charged with mailing fraud.
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