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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1905
Page
4
The editorial argues against suppressing crime coverage while acknowledging excess in yellow journalism. It notes publicity can deter criminals and cites various opinions on crime reporting and governance. It also references John Downs, James Hazen Hyde, Billy Wolfe, and a La Crosse railroad outreach as topical mentions.
At Camp Douglas Wisconsin Aug 2 cloudy skies with light wind produced excellent rifle conditions at long ranges 800 and 1000 yards. SGT Roemer of Company B among twelve high scorers as eastern teams touted for advantage at long ranges. Col Graham urged strict self control and warned against alcohol.
Oak Valley correspondent broadcasts retirement notice with a humorous nod to leaving Beef River Valley. Short notes from Melrose Chronicle and Ole Dale recount casual visits, local chatter, and a quip about the fair sex in town not riding on Sunday.
A column recounts Mrs Foye and her son amid an arrest at the Waldorf Astoria, warns of a con artist with a sex determination scheme, and ends with reflections on a Brownsville fishing tale and La Crosse’s potential growth. Ex mayor Anderson cites a metropolitan industry and a doctor foresees auto livery in Gateway City.
The article reports preliminary character scores from 800 and 1000 yard firing. The twelve highest marks include Artificer Newland and Color Sgt Meske tied at 0.120 and several others from Co. B Co. C and Co. D, with final scores ranging from 0.108 to 0.120.
Sheriff served city officials with a temporary injunction restraining city interference as Winnebago Traction began laying a double track on Ninth street. The city quickly countersued with an injunction seeking permanent restraint on the project.
A M Katon aged 115, born in Thomastown Ireland in 1700, died yesterday at Glidden Wisconsin. He emigrated to Quebec at age seven, married Katheryn Mather in 1822 and had thirteen children. Five children survive in northern Wisconsin. The Katon family moved from Buffalo to Wisconsin fifty years ago and lived on farms in Bear Creek and Menasha. He was a ship carpenter who attempted to enlist in the Civil War but was rejected due to age.
Janesville Wisconsin reported a population of 13 877 as of yesterday, an increase of 696 from the last census. The figure reflects growth in the city and is attributed to new residents and development in the area.
The Rabbit laments a dreadful headache since last night while the Elephant comforts him and suggests cheer. The two figures share a playful exchange reflecting a lighthearted caricature from the newspaper.
Neenah grocers and meat dealers give away cod fish under a new law prohibiting sale of fish or meats with borax preservative. Madison state board of examiners prepares questions for teacher and county superintendent certificates exam Aug 22 to 25. Oshkosh will of Ossian Cook shows personal property under 25 000 and real estate income under 7 000.
NeenahMiss Hawkinson awarded $50 from suit against D. J. Kevill after her lip was bitten by the man’s dog. Viroqua Gets ready for Western Wisconsin M. E. church camp meeting opening Aug. 3 and running through Aug. 13.
The World quotes a playful exchange as Edwin boasts his game sense while Jimmie questions, and a punchline about looking foolish keeps the banter light. The snapshot captures a light moment from a New York World piece.
The executive committee of the state board of regents of normal schools will meet today in monthly session to discuss upcoming actions and priorities for the university system.
Edgerton Lutherans undertake a church remodel and enlargement at a total expense of 3500 dollars. The project aims to enhance facilities for worship and community use.
A clipped dialogue shows Teff and a boy bantering about a ride to Piccadilly. The boy jokes about fitting the harness, revealing a playful, period voice amid street chatter.
MARSHFIELD Wis Aug 2 Mining experts have investigated traces of iron near Sherry south of the city and a large force with three diamond drills will begin a systematic search for a large iron deposit engineers believe lies in the vicinity Options have been taken on a large acreage of land and prospecting will begin next week by representatives of several Mesaba range mine owners.
In St. Louis a playful exchange unfolds as a child asks for an umbrella while rain begins. The moment captures a simple domestic scene amid a rainy day in the city.
Carriages City Drag Line and Hack Stand Henry and Franks Restaurant advertise services and dining. Phone orders receive prompt attention. Old wood products available for sale.
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