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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1906
Page
4
The American argues trusts control political parties by supplying and backing candidates. It notes bipartisan manipulation by Aldrich Bailey and party bosses, with voters forced to accept two pro trust options. The piece suggests change is coming as reform movements gain momentum.
The La Crosse Interstate Fair directors plan the greatest fair yet and urge merchants to prepare stronger displays. The Tribune offers space for fair notices to help advertise to out of town readers and preserve the arch of welcome through fair week.
The piece argues that Republicans will push a tariff revision backed by party leaders and Roosevelt while using anti-trust and other reforms as campaign issues. It warns that fines for rebates and lax enforcement of anti-trust, pure food laws may be highlighted but fail to solve the deeper crisis.
Editorial excerpt from The American praising the paper’s lively coverage and fearless stance against graft. It notes sensational crime reporting but claims honesty and value in the era’s writing from economists scholars poets and diplomats.
Two standout pitchers for La Crosse dominated on consecutive days. Jones endured fourteen innings to win 2 1 against Miller’s squad, then Bubser threw a no hit no run game as Lang faced no effect. The run of strong hurling backs La Crosse’s pennant hopes with Schneiberg’s reliable big game and a deep, improving lineup behind Pink Hawley.
The piece reads as a mock camp life song praising unseen workers who wake early, fetch wood, cook, clean, and wash so others can fish and enjoy leisure. It contrasts with a river episode where waves dance and settle. An Iowa notice praises a lawyer notary and real estate promoter who collects tough accounts and charges nothing unless successful.
The State Press notes campaign antics around John Strange and jokes by supporters. It highlights Democratic reforms pressing a wary Republican majority, Bryan endorsements, and calls for unity to restore a government by the people. La Follette plans a Myers opera house address stirring cross party debate.
Dr George Powell is listed as a consulting physician and surgeon in the medical directory, with credentials and hospital affiliations noted. The entry identifies his professional role, highlighting expertise in diagnosis and surgical care.
Waco resident E W Goodloe credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption with five years of use keeping him well and safe after a long coughing spell. The ad promotes cures for chronic coughs influenza croup whooping cough and pneumonia prevention with guarantees and trial bottle offer.
Fragmentary OCR shows figures for cash resources and U S bonds footer lines. Mentions securing U S deposits, deposits with banks, and treasury vaults with amounts including fifty thousand and two hundred thousand dollars.
Rhinelander Wis August 13 Governor Davidson and F W Hall spoke to a large Armory audience. Davidson outlined his views on enacted measures and pledged further legislation for the people. Hall urged support for the governor s past record and business ability while praising Senator La Follette and backing a presidential vote for him.
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