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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
9
Murphy city health commissioner AFM urged mothers to keep certain notices and clothing considerations within the home. He stressed early moral training, safe playground time, proper dress for weather, and simple fastenings to build self-reliance while protecting circulation and comfort.
Madison Wis The Public Service commission sharply criticizes Associated Gas and Electric plan to refinance 265000000 in outstanding securities In a circuit court brief the commission contests registering eight bond issues for sale It argues the plan hides risk by offering income debentures with no fixed interest and no right to demand payment It condemns the use of two vice presidents and other officials as escrow agents and calls the scheme unfair and inequitable
A young father Billy feels pride at his first baby but also confusion as he adjusts to the presence of a new life. The piece reflects on fairness and the balance of risks in financial matters, with subtle social commentary.
709 359 vehicles were registered in Wisconsin in 1934, up 5.7 percent from 1933, per Paul Morris of the La Crosse AAA. Nationally, 24 933 403 motor vehicles were registered in 1934, up from 23 827 200 in 1933. Passenger cars led with 21 524 088. trucks 3 409 333. trailers 615 315. motorcycles 93 492. Officials caution that rising registrations heighten highway dangers and urge highway improvements and safer roads.
The Senate has confirmed Charles West former Ohio congressman as Undersecretary of the Interior. The U S Biological Survey recommended limiting the Jackson Hole Wyoming elk herd to 20 000 to reduce overgrazing and protect ranching interests.
Baxter Newton was honored at a farewell gaprise party hosted by James Holmlund, Robert Bosshard and Russel Good at the Parsons home. Attendees included Geraldine, Stella, Kathryn Jones, Frances Foster, Virginia Holmlund, Eugenia Bosshard, Loereine Bjorkeman, Dorothy Foster, David Brownell, Kenneth Kabot, Vaun Jones, and Fritz Vehrenkamp. Additional notes mention Mrs. Stanley Schafer visiting Anna Bosshard, Geneva Holmlund visiting Kathryn Kurant, and Roy Evans of Racine visiting his mother Mrs. Mary Evans.
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