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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1914
Page
7
State Dairy Commissioners from about a dozen midwestern states meet in Des Moines on request of Iowa’s W B Barney to craft a cream trading plan and price scales by grade. The move aims to aid farmers supplying clean thick cream and lift butter and dairy industry standards. legislation by dairy-state legislatures will be sought this winter.
Specialists in the department of agriculture say the European conflict offers American housewives a chance to get better acquainted with cottonseed oil, a useful native product facing prejudice. Using cottonseed instead of olive oil can save money and aid southern cotton growers harmed by the war.
A historical statistic notes that fifty five percent of all women earning wages in Canada are paid houseworkers.
United Press report from Berne by William G Shepherd describes Allies controlling censorship while noting harsh wartime realities. A Senegalese wounded soldier speaks of scarce food and lack of Red Cross care, contrasts religious charms, and departs for Marseilles toward Africa.
The F R A Dramatic club presented An Aunt for a Day to a packed Linker hall audience. Cast members A C Radke Tom Keating and Walter Stendel led a lively plot with many laughs from Charles Marston Marshall Cohen and a strong supporting group including Alice Mockley Leona Ness and Elinor Hackner.
At the Crewe sale of part of Sir David Delves Broughton’s Cheshire estate two tenancy lines are highlighted. The Parton family held tenancy for over two centuries and the Cooke family for 267 years in unbroken succession.
The article notes James Madison as the chief author of the United States Constitution while acknowledging the convention’s joint effort. It emphasizes Madison as the one who shaped the document into its final form.
Spotlight on Nat C Goodwin at the La Crosse theater for a Saturday night performance of Never Say Die a three act farcical comedy by Wm H Post. The touring star is praised for poise versatility and long running success across major cities and continents.
Four persons were fatally burned and many others escaped as a blaze raged through a building at 499 West 124th Street. An explosion wounded firemen while rescuing inmates. several occupants were found unconscious in night clothes. The dead include Samuel Gordon, his wife, and his two young daughters Ida and Ruth.
Washington reports a second large cotton ball in a week. After the Willard affair, the Southern society hosts another event at the Pan-American Building tonight where gowns made entirely of cotton are described as beautifully crafted and worn by admiring maids at dinner.
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