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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1912

Page

2

Komiss Dresses Friday We Continue Our Great Sale

The notice announces a continuing sales event that began last Wednesday and will run again on Friday. It emphasizes strong customer interest and extended shopping hours.

Big Lumber Deal Involves Major Sum In Upper Peninsula

In Marinette Wisconsin on December 5 a major deal closed transferring the Chicago Lumber company Manistique Michigan to a new corporation the Indian River Lumber company led by Leo Harmon a Menominee capitalist. The total price is 1500000 with Manistique money backing Harmon. The package includes 160900 acres of timber land plus mills yards docks and Manistique real estate.

Marinette Wis Upper Peninsula Chicago Lumber Company Manistique, Mich Indian River Lumber Company Leo Harmon Manistique Harmon

Surgeons to Use Nails to Repair Fractured Hip in Daniels Case

Fond du Lac Wisconsin December 5 surgeons will attempt to join the broken hip bone of Frank Daniels a teamster by sewing the fragments together with steel nails to prevent permanent disability after a fall left him with an inside hip fracture.

Fond DU Lac Wis Frank Daniels Daniels

The World Owes You Nothing Says The Old Saying

A compact aphorism emphasizes self reliance and personal responsibility, noting the world existed before individuals and will continue without entitlement. It frames achievement as earned rather than granted.

Wisconsin Laws Commission mulls mineral taxation plans

Madison December meeting to outline legislation conserving natural resources. The Wisconsin conservation commission, including President Van Hise, Thomas Gill, Dean Birge, W. M. Smith, and H. H. Hoard, will study ore and mineral rights taxation with two plans: a tonnage tax on ore or a tax on ore lands. A full legislative outline will be prepared.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Conservation Commission McGovern van Hise State University Thomas H. Gill Milwaukee E. A. Birge W. M. Smith Appleton H. H. Hoard Waupun C. K. Leith Minnesota Michigan E. M. Griffith Dean E. A. Birge H. H. Heard Gill Griffith W. O. Hotchkiss Hoard

Child’s Notes May Free Midwife in Manslaughter Case

Milwaukee, Wis. December 5 The defense hopes the mutilated stenographic notes from the preliminary examination of Martha Speerbecher a midwife charged with manslaughter in the death of 20 year old Mrs Augusta Tischer will exonerate her The playful act of a seven year old child is cited as a possible turning point in the case.

Milwaukee Wis Martha Speerbecher Augusta Tischer

Los Angeles Rejects Proposed City Charter

The proposed new city charter backed by Good Government forces was defeated by more than two to one in Los Angeles. Progressives blamed over-confidence for the loss as returns came in from yesterday's election. An anti free lunch ordinance failed and the San Pedro and Wellington districts chose to remain wet.

Los Angeles Cal San Pedro Wellington

Beggs Takes 99 Year Lease of Kaukauna Power House

In Appleton on December 5, it was announced that John J. Beggs, former Milwaukee businessman and president of the Wisconsin Traction Light Heat Power Co, has secured a ninety nine year lease on the Kaukauna Power House owned by the Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Co.

Appleton Wis Kaukauna Green Bay & Mississippi John J. Beggs Milwaukee Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat & Power Company

Horse eye white sign of temper warns danger

The appearance of white in a horse's eye signals a vicious nature. A high tempered horse constantly scans surroundings, ready to misbehave, and the rapid, opposite eyeball movement shows a unusually large white surface, evidencing the animal's temper.

Duel ends in engagement in Budapest love dispute

In Budapest two women who planned to duel over a shared lover settled the dispute by agreeing to marry the two men who volunteered as their seconds. The unconventional resolution left all four as engaged couples.

Budapest Hungary

Papes Cold Compound Promises Fast Grippe Cure

An advertisement promotes Pape's Cold Compound claiming a 25 cent dose taken every two hours cures the grippe and end cold misery. It asserts relief from headache stuffed nose feverishness sore throat and other symptoms with no quinine and urges readers to buy from any druggist.

Pape

Hickey Found Sane by Medical Experts in Slaying Case

In Buffalo New York on December 5 doctors J W Putnam N W Wilson alienists said J Frank Hickey is sane and his outbursts are planned to bolster insanity defense in the murder trial of seven year old Joseph Josephs. Dr H G Matzinger, assigned to examine Hickey, visited him for the first time today.

Buffalo N. Y J. Frank Hickey Joseph Josephs J. W. Putnam N. W. Wilson Atorney H. G. Matzinger Hickey

Governors Target Uniform Divorce Laws Across States

Richmond Virginia December 5 Four or five Atlantic coast states with antiquated harsh divorce laws largely drive the Reno divorce colony according to Governor Oddie of Nevada who spoke at the governors conference. He urged uniform marriage and divorce laws and sociological cooperation among states.

Richmond Atlantic Coast Reno Oddie Nevada Governors’ Conference

Republicans Plan Big Taft Banquet in New York

January 4 at the Waldorf Astoria will host about fifteen hundred Republicans with President Taft as guest of honor. Secretary Hilles and Representative Olcott discussed final plans as nearly all current congressmen and senators pledged to attend.

Washington Taft Waldorf-Astoria New York Hilles Representative Olcott

Bishop Consecrated in St Patrick's Cathedral

In Rochester at St Patrick's Cathedral Rev Dr Edward J Hanna was consecrated bishop, named auxiliary bishop of San Francisco by the pope. The ceremony was led by Apostolic Delegate to America Most Rev John Bonzano and assisted by Archbishop Quigley.

Rochester N. Y St. Patrick’s Cathedral Edward J. Hanna San Francisco America John Bonzano Quigley

Anger a Sign of Weakness in Self Reflection

The excerpt argues anger signals personal weakness and impotence. It frames irritation as a reaction to inferiority, contrasting it with calm strength from awareness of greater power. The tone emphasizes inner control over external provocation and superiority.

Advertising Pay Tactics Highlighted By La Crosse Ad Club

A La Crosse Ad club lecture illustrated how effective ads pay, showing slides from major national advertisers and outlining copy strategies. Gerald Wadsworth’s lecture, read by C. A. Krebaum, stressed paying advertising through tailored impulsive and deliberative approaches to boost sales.

la Crosse Longfellow School Gerald B. Wadsworth New York C. A. Krebaum Theodore H. Abbelohde Krebaum Associated Advertising Clubs of America

Arraignment Postponed for Arson Trust Leader

Waukesha Wisconsin December 5 1923 officials postponed the arraignment of Fred G Cowie who is accused of leading an arson trust due to the absence of District Attorney Evans from the city.

Waukesha, Wis Evans Fred G. Cowie

What We Are Made Of

The passage lists common elements and quantities the average man supposedly contains to illustrate everyday substances. It enumerates fat, iron, sugar, salt, lime, phosphorus, magnesium, sodium, potassium, sulphur and albuminoids linked to various trivial uses.

Wealth Derived From Tourists In Jerusalem

The article notes Jerusalem with 80,000 residents hinges on travel and resident foreign groups. It says religious interest and global charitable contributions sustain the city, while about two thirds of the population are non producers supported from abroad.

Jerusalem

Queer Sea Creature Brought In by Venice Fisherman

A Venice California fisherman brought in a five foot long deep sea creature described as black and green mottled with a shark like tail. It has a dorsal fin and a parrot shaped tail, a mouth like a Gila monster, and a head resembling a large California horned toad.

Venice Cal

Governor's Guard Re-elects Officers at Annual Meeting

The Governor's Guard association re-elected officers William H. Berg president George Will vice president George Roellig recording secretary Charles Weigel financial secretary F J Malin treasurer. Directors A G Jamesson William Roellig J M Bradley J M Storkenson Philip Wendling were mostly re-elected.

Governor’s Guard Association William H. Berg George Will George Roellig Charles Weigel F. J. Malin A. G. Jamesson William Roellig J. M. Bradley J. M. Storkenson Philip Wendling George Falk Mr. Jamesson Parkinson and Dockendorff

First Woman Jury Sits in Oregon Trial

The first woman jury in Oregon sits in Portland in the Marsell Bortell case on a charge of conducting a disorderly house. Husbands and relatives of jurors fill the courtroom as the trial proceeds.

Portland Ore Oregon Marsell Bortell

Two Women Attend Show Despite Husbands Disapproval

Miss Green invites Miss Blazer to a matinee and expresses hope they will enjoy themselves. Miss Blazer smiles, planning to go with a woman whose husband strongly disapproves of her attending such performances.

Miss Green Miss Blazer

Persistence Turns Effort Into Worthwhile Results

A reflective note urging steady, persistent work as the sole path to meaningful achievement. The quote emphasizes discipline over immediate gratification and stresses effort as the key to lasting success.

Cruel Hint Sparks Chorus of Rejections in Tale

In a turn of social caution, Mabel notes George finds her easy to please while Gladys recalls that he faced refusals from others. The exchange highlights a web of romantic expectations and perceived options amid a shared circle.

Mabel George Gladys

Prominent Milwaukee Lawyer Dies in Suicide

Henry Schoellkopf a leading Milwaukee lawyer and president of the Milwaukee University club shot himself in his office and died at Emergency hospital. He left a wife and two month old daughter and had suffered recent financial reverses though friends say he was not in serious financial danger. He is believed to have seen no way to obtain money and chose to end his life.

Milwaukee Wis Henry Schoellkopf Milwaukee University Club Schollenkopf Schoellkopf

Pinex and Sugar Syrup cough remedy claimed superior

An advertisement promotes a homemade cough syrup recipe using Pinex and Sugar Syrup to treat whooping cough bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. It touts ease of make price efficiency and strong relief with a guaranty and druggist availability.

United States Canada Inex Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind ae _ x avertisemeah

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Komiss OLD Greene Store BIG R. V. Pierce Invalids’ Hotel Surgical Institute N.Y DR. Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Br. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel Buffalo, N. Y Commission Grippe Hickey Sane Joseph New England Post Postum Cereal Co., Ltd Battle Creek Mich Wodays Tacrosse Theatre Kodaks the Mariner Pharmacy Main Street Governor’s Guard Chas. E. Freeman Y.M.C.A. Hall
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