Sworn Detailed Circulation for La Crosse Tribune July 1908
La Crosse Tribune reports monthly circulation figures for June 1908 with daily totals and an overall annualized print run. Business manager T Frank H Burgess attests the stated circulation figures and notes sample copies not included.
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The Grocers' Picnic Expands as Holiday Prospect
The grocers’ annual picnic grows in importance with expected attendance surpassing 1000, signaling a potential annual holiday. The event is described as the association’s flagship social occasion, conceived to be a celebratory day for grocers and their families.
La Crosse Grocers Host Annual Picnic For Families
In La Crosse the grocers association invites everyone including women and children to the annual picnic. President Murray and Secretary Taggart anticipate a record crowd as Keents's band and committees ensure a complete program. The event is set for Wednesday with crowds expected to top 1200.
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Presto Change: Free Press Turned Political Instrument
A critique notes that the Milwaukee Free Press once served public service but now acts as the private instrument of Uncle Stephenson. It contends the paper shifts loyalties despite Wisconsin voters opposing his candidacy. The piece accuses the press of betraying trust, aiding reactionary forces, and aligning with the Aldrich crowd.
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Wisconsin battles over reform and Cannonism shape 1910 contests
In Wisconsin two congressional races frame a broader clash between reform and entrenched power. Irvine Lenroot and Henry Cochems back La Follette, opposing Cannonism in the Eleventh district. In the Fifth, Stafford fights Cannon influence with Henry F. Cochems poised to challenge him, as the Milwaukee Free Press presses for reform and loyalty to the Wisconsin Idea.
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La Crosse and Pinks Clash in Tight Race Up Front
Readers are urged to watch La Crosse as they chase Wan sau for a pivotal stretch. The Pinks, despite a crippled lineup, have won seven straight proving grit and cohesion. Warns and Roni collide hard in a fierce contest as the season nears its climax. The pitching staff is in top form over the past two weeks. Jones or Eberle may step in as the standout pitcher on game day.
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Cleveland Misspelling Rewrites City Name History
A lighthearted note recalls Cleveland spelling history. The city's founder Moses Cleaveland gave the name, but the first paper misprinted the title by dropping the A, producing Cleaveland and leaving the city with the lingering misspelling.
England Sees No Fun in Our Drama Says Detroit Writer
The Detroit News-Tribune notes that English critics find little mirth in a local drama. The piece argues the island cannot mirror American humor and pathos, comparing national tastes, stage style, and pronunciation to the American game and the use of "han."
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Turkean ruler freed from thirty one year bondage
The Brooklyn Standard Union notes the sultan Has ending a long self imposed period of restraint and plans to appear publicly as a private citizen. He is said to be buying a automobile and an airship, signaling a dramatic transition in public life.
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Weddings on Installment Plan
A Missouri judge recently married a couple for $1 down and $1 a week for four weeks. The note quips the arrangement should be prohibited by law, arguing no judge has the right to interfere with a couple’s happiness.
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Watterson Inconsistent Not Inconsistent Says Brooklyn Paper
A Brooklyn Standard Union quip questions Henry Watterson's remark that a man cannot be a prohibitionist and a Democrat. The anecdote recalls soldiers and privates, and recounts Dr Edward Jiverett Hare and a parish controversy with a resisting parishioner who fears continual change in preachers.
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Fragmented Romance Exchange Cited in London Opinion
A damaged quotation from the London Opinion shows Ruth Pager expressing emotion as a man reveals longing. The fragment hints at a mutual confession of love with fragmented dialogue and editorial misreads.
The Iron Lord A Buberca Unauholished Story of Imments Power
A dramatic excerpt from a serialized tale by 5. R. Crockett follows Vida and Phil as romantic entanglements unfold amid witty banter. Vic Morris confronts love and honor while Kirk town workers endure a scorching Scottish summer under strain from mine industry tensions and looming Parliament questions.
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Grand Trunk Railway system boasts longest double track route
The piece claims the Grand Trunk Railway System operates the longest continuous double track from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls, with a Grand Trunk Lehigh Valley route to New York. Descriptive literature and time tables may be mailed free on application to Gea Wy Veux, ALG P. & T. A., Grand Frank Railway System, 185 Adams St., Chicago, IL.
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