Tribune and Leader Press imprint and contact details
The readable portion lists publication name The Tribune and Leader Press and provides address lines and staff roles including publisher business manager and managing editor. It notes association with newspaper syndicate and cites offices in Kansas City and Milwaukee area with press rights attributed to Associated Press content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jginorosse Tribune
Leader Press
Laappaa So
St. la Crosde
Wis
Iasthor
Leaders Press
Thewspaper Syndicate
Fragmentary scripture verse about wisdom and God
The readable fragments cite asking God for wisdom and the idea that God gives generously without reproach. The text appears as a biblically framed exhortation invoking divine knowledge and joy, with archaic spellings and broken phrasing.
Holiday Wine Gift Proposal From Weinguts Seller
A quirky item from Kreuznack Rheinland promotes a holiday wine gift to Germany via a five or ten dollar note. The ad promises free delivery to beneficiaries and links generosity with Christmas, but the piece mocks the idea as unlikely to catch on in this land. It recalls past county debates on temperance and drinking, noting that mail orders bring little thrill and urging restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weingutsjester
Kreuznack
Rheinland
Grafenstein
Klosterberg
Og Felseneck
Blume der Nahe
Burg Kauzenberg
Edetrol
Germany
A Prospect for the A League in Geneva
A speculative report notes an ace entine considering involvement in the mysterious A league association with prior U S talks. It mentions the World War era G O P factions and a cautious advertising push. A prospectus titled take one may reveal more about her chances amid rival nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ace Entine
League of Nations
Ita Toor
Om Association
United
Geneva
Wisconsin Leaders react to labor unrest amid reform debate
Fragmentary excerpts from Governor tarelvet Blaine’s campaign speech cited by Wisconsin Leaders discuss unemployment, the need for industrial surveys, and protections for workers. The piece warns against radical labor agitation and cautions legislators to back measures that stabilize the economy and prevent unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govertarelvet Blaine
Wisconsin
Thia
West
Nonpartisan League and merit in national transport plans
The piece argues against partisan opposition to measures from any group and urges basing legislation on merit for public welfare. It cites Blaine on a national remedy, advocates paved highways, canal links, and reforestation to address unemployment and land reclamation, urging feasible, sound plans irrespective of who proposes them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Non- Partisan
League
Blaine
Great Lakes-Atlantic
Upper
Mississippi
Gulf
Panama Canal
Pinchot
United States
Oddities and asks in the news from a bygone era
Fragmented phrases reference lawyers profits and a Marshall Field will, debates about law school advertising, a suggested Victoria Cross for a parliament member who challenged Mrs Astor, and coroner winter survival tied to hunting season themes. This reads as a collection item rather than a single story.
La Crosse Seeks Nurse Aid in Christmas Seals Drive
The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis association offers to send an expert nurse for one month to twelve cities to sell Christmas Seals. La Crosse has strong chances to be among the leading cities in the campaign.
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State Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Gakd
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Common Council
Gard
Fourth and
King Streets
St. Paul's Universalist Church
Outrage at the audacity of a charity scheme
Mrs Grays and Sister Nora scheme to secure large gifts by pressuring wealthy men while Rena Maywood appears as a hopeful donor. Peterkin/Linter, a cautious financier, is drawn into their drama as they push for a five thousand dollar pledge, exposing motives behind the relief drive. The storyline follows manipulation, marriage prospects, and the ethics of fundraising amid public suspicion.
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Nora
Mrs. Gray
Mae
Gandaré
Peturkin
Disul
Rena Maywood
Bext and Pleasentess
Ylc
Bisby
Peter
Rena
Hid
John Smith
Almont
J& Dott
Iibel
Ft. Ind
Renz Aus ‘Wood
Helen
Peterkin
Peter Linley
Mrs
Nea- Aipg
Ginsel
Lous
Otfee Istory
Milk price cut to eleven cents by green
A grainy report states milk price reduced to 11 cents per unit in a local market. It notes railway employment figures and mentions officials involved, though details are truncated and uncertain.
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Ava Leent
Mile
Wand Poxelar
Mans Mos
Trent
Home Made Money Boxes Sell For Christmas Gifts
A reader explains making strong wooden boxes, 32 to 42 inches long, for storage and gifts. With lids, casters, cretonne finish, and padding, the boxes sell for 3.50 to 6.00, offering a simple Christmas craft and small business idea. It notes a man named Carson known for absent mindedness and a joke about his missing watch.
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L. L.B
Girlhood Stories of Famous Women and Puzzles
A collage of items on girls and women including Mary Evans who wrote as George Eliot, a classroom joke about cleanliness, a riddle about a blind man and a water problem, and a debate question arguing for different high school courses for girls.
Increased rail fares to Milwaukee and La Crosse announced
Milwaukee officials report a 20 percent rail fare rise effective December 1, with 3.6 cents per mile base rate, a 20 percent excess charge for overages, and a 50 percent surcharge on all sleeping and parlor car tickets. Sleeping car to La Crosse up from 2.16 to 3.24, La Crosse fare from 6.38 to 7.65, total to La Crosse rose from 5.54 to 24.89, a $2.05 increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jilwaukee
Wis
Milwanee
la Crosse
Harding Returns to Desk After Month Vacation
Marion Ohio reports President elect Harding back at his desk after a month away as he resumes work to clear his inbox before the League of Nations conference. Only urgent messages were handled during his trip and a flood of letters and telegrams await his reply. McHardingshill reserves decision on appointing a Republican successor if he resigns from the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ohio
Harding
Mc. Hardingshill
Cox
Senate
Derocroin Uo: Mornings and a Gox Club Player
A garbled morning report mentions a political figure and a Gox club player named Ken. The fragment references a West Indian crab analogy and notes a life pause on land, with unclear connections to an election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brine
Gox
Alone Over-Wight The Wrenn Children Face a Nighttime Intruder
In a secured house the Wrenn children sleep while Wilma hears footsteps and spots a light outside. She wakes David and Ben to alert them of burglars near Martin's garage as the tale promises a continued adventure.
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Over- Wight
Wrenn’s
Mariam DR. Wilson
Wrenn
David Drageod
David
Ben
Lois
Wilma
Jonely House
Martin
Vwiima
Bee
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Paris
la Crease
Madison
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Wyman
Buffalo
Fruit
Gordon Jy
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County Board of
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Frank 0. Smith
la Crosse Daily Press
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W. C. Luce
Lac
McDonald Jott
Norwalk
John J. Bach
Oak Street
Sparta
Clinton Bridge Company
Mississippi River
Martha Mecuneccat Williams
Mohs
Tie Boys
Gini
Bigert Little
Dollarideas
Carson
George” Eliot
Mary
George Eliot
Holland
Runkel
Bunkel
Brothers
West 30Th Street
New York City
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