Call for Local Buy Home Made Goods in La Crosse
The Tribune urges La Crosse residents to support home made goods and home stores, defend against mail order houses, and pledge to buy locally for a prosperous year. It highlights a 3,000-strong pledge, bets on renewed affection for home industries, and calls for thinking to become habit. It also lists bills and representative J. J. Durland's legislative record with votes for and against various measures.
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Durland’s pledge stance splits party loyalties in La Crosse district
The piece argues Durland seeks unpledged status to align with stalwarts or half-breeds, while Davidson and Lenroot factions oppose him. Democrats back O R Skaar. The Tribune defends publishing Durland’s record to aid voters in judging support.
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Voters Weigh Stalwarts Morality and Democratic Hope
The Evening Common Stock notes a lack of candidates and a viewer’s amusement at intra party struggles. It highlights Mr. Aylward of Madison as a strong Democratic gubernatorial hopeful, praises Captain I. H. Molton for bravery, and comments on A. R. Hall's push for railroad action. Bryan’s defeat and La Follette’s setback are mentioned.
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Democrats Begin Audit Of State Secretary Books
Milwaukee August 25 The Democratic committee appointed to audit the secretary of state office has begun work. Charles L Phillips an experienced Milwaukee accountant is at the books and familiar with Peck era procedures. Democrats claim state expenses have doubled in six years since the Peck administration.
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Ames chosen commander in chief of Sons of Veterans
Peoria Aug 25 Edward M Ames of Altoona Pa a dark horse was today chosen commander in chief of the National Association of Sons of Veterans Other officers elected were Senior vice commander F M Johnson Maryland Junior vice commander J R Wolf ram San Francisco Secretary Horace R Hammer print May a sgay evening mes L Rake Read
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Horace R. Hammer
New York Officials Listing Names and Locations
The document lists officials including Vice President Mrs Ida Patterson of Rockford Tl and Secretary Mrs Frances Fox of Rochester New York in a civic roster.
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Western Pacific Plans Bold Sierra Tunneling Feat
The Western Pacific Railroad plans to enter California by building forty five tunnels between Oroville and Beckwith Pass. The line will bore through mountains rather than go around them. The longest tunnel will be 7 000 feet, the next 4 000 feet, and another 1 200 feet through solid rock.
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Remarkable 16-year-old socialist in New York court
Miss Elizabeth Flynn, 16, praised for her socialist views after a group including her father was detained while addressing a crowd at Broadway and Thirty-eighth Street. In Jefferson Market court they were discharged. Flynn described socialism as the study of social development and future collectiveism, citing self education and Harlem Socialist Club influence.
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Consumption threatened cure claim from Champaign
C Unger of 211 Maple Street Champaign Illinois says a yearlong hacking cough misled him to fear consumption. After trying many remedies and physician care he used one bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar and was cured. Sold by O T Erhart.
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President Roosevelt Invited to Gans Nelson Fight
Larry Sullivan, manager for Joe Gans, wires President Roosevelt inviting him to attend the Nelson Gans lightweight title bout in Goldfield on Labor Day. The message praises American resolve and desert conquest, with Sullivan predicting the president will accept and awaiting a reply.
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Orino Urino Laxative Sold By O. T. Erhart
Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup claims permanent relief for habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritation. It is described as mild and pleasant with no nausea or griping, and a reminder to refuse substitutes. Sold by O. T. Erhart.
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Balance Sheet Fragments From Early Bank Ledger
Loans and discounts overdrafts US bonds to secure circulation Cash Reserves reported as a negative balance indicating financial strain.
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