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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1912
Page
8
Ignatz Maraschowski an aged Pole with prior prison terms seeks readmission. After release last summer he loitered at Waupun penitentiary begging to be readmitted and was sent to the county as a nuisance. He was arraigned in Fond du Lac and remanded to jail for further investigation.
The Websterian Society and Eclectic society will debate tariff policy with two teams from each normal school. Websterian opposes revenue tariff against Milwaukee Normal. Eclectic supports affirmative against Platteville. Debates late winter under Prof Sanford. Donors include J M Hixon for an Alaskan seal harpoon and Prof Moore with an 1834 1840 edition. Philip Shumway contributed oxbow gear and ox shoes.
Scotland lists about 185 inhabited British isles with more than 100 claimed as inhabited by the country.
A concise proverb framed as a slice of life about life’s rhythm as a staircase. It notes that some rise while others fall, illustrating the uneven path people travel over time.
A brief line from Lippincott's Magazine hinges on a playful dialogue about resilience and irony. no clear event or人物 names beyond the quoted pair.
Mrs Helen L Dalton of Draper N C says years of left side pain and near suffocation faded after using Cardui the woman’s tonic. Her husband urged the remedy and she reports benefits for herself and friends. Cardui has served over fifty years and helped more than a million women. Send for the Chattanooga Medicine Co advisory department and Home Treatment for Women booklet.
Duluth Minn Dec 10 An drew Peitz 14 was fatally shot when a small rifle he used to hunt rats in his Superior home cellar accidentally discharged the bullet pierced the abdomen He died about three hours after being taken to a hospital
Wisconsin La Crosse County probate notice states six months after December 3 1912 creditors may file claims against Charles G Hall deceased. The La Crosse Court will examine claims on June 9 1913 at 10 AM in the La Crosse Courthouse. John Brindley county judge and J E Higbee attorney signed the notice.
The judge quips that “she is just his first wifer” after a remark about love. The remark marks a light moment in a serious proceeding as attorneys argue a case. No further details of the legal matter are provided in the fragment.
In a brief Detroit Free Press social item a question about a baby prompts Green to respond about how the child is faring. The exchange notes the remark “I wasted a full hour yesterday” and shifts to the baby’s status.
A four member bicycle basketball team performs a fast paced game using a larger ball and baton, with guarding and blocking creating open plays. The show also features Armanis singers with operatic hits, a dog balancing act by Goyt, and a German English comedian Miss Lizzie Wilson adding rapid patter and songs.
Miss Lena Heideman head of history at the high school is called home after her brother was seriously injured. Miss Congdon takes her place. The high school orchestra Boys' Gle en club and Mandolin club concert from last Friday will be repeated tomorrow morning for students who missed it. Limited seating available.
City Clerk Peter F. Leach and assistants were accused of graft in the Social Democratic party organ. Incensed members disrupted the common council session, forcing an adjournment before the graft resolution could be read.
The second annual vocational conference at the University of Wisconsin is set for January 15 to 17. Speakers include Frances Cummings New York Wisconsin Edna Ferber Euphrosyne Langley Chicago Claudia Murphy Abby Marlatt Helen Bennett Edith Shatto and others. The event aims to direct college women to profitable fields of labor.
A note from the Boston Transcript references Paratilapia muy color, a fish that broods its eggs in its mouth. The quirky detail is highlighted as a queer trait of this species.
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