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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1911
Page
5
Ten youths in Milwaukee were awakened from sleep and forced to confess involvement in a dozen thefts of stores and saloons. The first boy was taken into custody after midnight. another was brought to the central inn shortly before 4 AM. Detectives returned with them carrying a market basket of loot including cigars and cigarettes.
A page of venue was granted in the jail of the members of the JohnJet family of Cameron dam fame. The cases will be in Eau Claire county the first day in March. New bonds were set for the appearance of the defendants with Herman Voigt and W W Dietz as sureties. Dietz, the sons Clarence and the daughter appeared on Monday. The absentee was John the lay father, who is in prison.
A fragmentary cartoon caption from Puck lampoons a sober chauffeur and wage disputes. The dialogue hints at social tensions and humorous class commentary typical of the magazine’s humor pages.
Fragmentary quote appears to mock a trade or aid request. The line references a "ham" and a "bucket-shop" and criticizes the recipient’s claim as a mere drop in a bucket. No clear event, date, or principal names identified.
An advertisement touts Pinex Cough Syrup as a fast acting remedy for coughs including deep seated and croup, claiming ready to use mix with home doses and a 50 cent bottle. It emphasizes Norway White Pine guaiacol and a money back guarantee with full satisfaction if not resolved.
See to it you get full value when you exchange money here for Sash Doors Trim Flooring Office Bank and Bar Fixtures and other mill work. Ask the man who has bought here. cheerfully turn estimates.
Local fans believe La Crosse and Winona will join Waterloo Clinton and Cedar Rapids with Duluth and Superior to reorganize the Minn y league into a new winter league. Southern magnates push to recruit local directors for the plan.
The note advises saving gas by using a hot oven for multiple dishes. Use tightly fitting pans and cover pots to cook stewed fruits and vegetables in the oven after boiling. Avoid placing potatoes in the oven with other foods as they spoil the result.
A short excerpt urges stamping out fear in children and suggests that fearless thinking shapes sane adults. The text echoes J Brierley and emphasizes inner strength through calm guidance.
A stream of names note visits and business in La Crosse and nearby towns. prominent figures like F G Tiffany T P Smith and G J Sneeby travel to Milwaukee for days. others from Caledonia Mindoro Whalen and Sparta call on La Crosse friends. a chicken pie supper and Christmas sale are announced at Universalist church with Y M C A offerings nearby.
Mrs. W. L. Hixon demonstrated a thrifty dining plan by serving eight guests for 90 cents. She weighed and measured all ingredients, with a grocer verifying costs to prevent under-valuation. The menu included Tomato Bouillon, Veal Croquettes with Peas, Baked Potatoes with Biscuits, Jelly Rice, and Coffee.
Federal authorities seek a Mount Vernon National Bank official indicted as an alleged accomplice in losses over 200000. President Herbert Theodore Jennings was arrested and bonded at 75000. Speculation may reach 400000. The bank stands in receivership. He reportedly used loans in the names of office staff.
Vintage ads claim a single day cure for a cold using Bromo Quinine laxative formula attributed to E. W. Grove. The promotion highlights a 25 cent price and world usage claims for the remedy.
The secretary and treasurer accounts of the F. R. A. are examined and reported correct up to date. Ellis Langdon, Louis Weisbecker, Frank Chamberlain, Trustees.
The article notes dense fog blocks visibility to 1,000 feet and recounts an Anchor line steamer collision with an iceberg. Passengers heard echoes of their voices reflected by ice walls after the collision, though the iceberg remained invisible.
A short verse fragment reflects on a small act of kindness dropped into the heart. The quotation names G W Langford and emphasizes gentleness and lasting joy.
A concise quotation pairing contrasts clever and wise outlooks. The line asserts that clever people find most things laughable while wise people find far less laughable. It reflects Goethe's meditation on perception and judgment.
A device is being perfected to detect minerals in the earth through wireless telegraphy. The system aims to reveal mineral deposits without drilling, signaling a potential advance in exploration technology.
In Lincoln Center Kansas on December 12 authorities said Miss Mary Chamberlain, victim of the August 7 Tar party, will settle damage suits for not less than 25000 dollars. Pleas of guilty by three defendants and convictions of two others will push likely compromises.
Miss Marie Paul of Watertown is presented to Jacksonville society at a cotillion hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Tucker. The event features lantern lighting, a tropical flower setting, and formal gowns including Miss Paul in white crepe meteor with crystal embroidery and marabou accents. Guests include Miss Sara Bailey and Miss Theresa Bailey of Monticello, and Miss Sara Denham and Mrs. Caldwell Haynes.
A damaged passage notes a corsage bouquet of lavender orchids and an arm bouquet with brown eyes. The text also mentions American Beauty roses in a florid, unfinished description, reflecting a decorative bridal or social setting.
La Crosse Chapter of the D A R held a gathering at Miss Tourtellotte’s home with Mesdames Mills Tourtellotte and George Scott and Miss Looney. Two new members, Mrs. C F White and Miss Angel, were admitted. Prof A H Sanford spoke on Early Days of La Crosse followed by member recollections. Solo performances by Maud Boyd and Newsam preceded refreshments. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Francis Wickware in New York on Saturday December 9.
The annual church meeting takes place in the church parlors tomorrow at 5 30 in the afternoon. Supper will be served by the Brotherhood at 6 30. Annual reports from church organizations will be presented. Members of the church and congregation are invited.
Mrs E J Williams and Mrs Andrew Lees depart Friday for Chicago to spend a few days then travel with Mr and Mrs Williams to Panama with Abby Burton and Charlotte Williams joining in. Colonel and Mrs F A Copeland head Friday to Watertown Florida to stay through the holidays with their daughter Mrs Alex Paul. Mrs Jon Dobner returns home to Lake City after visiting Mrs John Moore. Mrs Elizabeth Magin, mother of Rev Louis Magin, is at La Crosse hospital for cataract removal from her left eye.
Your druggist will refund money if PATENT fails to cure any case of Itching Blind Bleeding or Protruding Piles in 6 to 14 days. 50c.
In Wewoka Oklahoma R G Lovell returned home drunk and abused his wife. Their 14 year old son warned him to stop and when he refused the boy shot and killed him. Public sentiment is with the lad and he probably will not be arrested.
The submerged Roman boat unearthed during London County Hall foundations work at Westminster Bridge was moved to the London museum. A coin inside suggests a date around 293 to 296 A D and research indicates the craft may be from Britain’s first coastal defense fleet.
C. B. Hosmer told students at the local normal school that the Tuskegee Institute led by Booker T. Washington is doing more than any other institution to solve the negro problem. He spoke about current work and the efforts being accomplished by the Tuskegee teachers.
A visitor mistakes a detailed cow portrait for a Landseer. The host corrects him, noting the broad horns and distinctive Durham coloring as proof it is a genuine Durham painting rather than a Landseer.
A reflection on childish beliefs and the imagination of hidden fortunes. The speaker recalls ripping pocketbooks in childhood seeking unseen bank bills and recalls unfulfilled promises that left lasting blanks in life.
A lighthearted remark notes a man’s mood shifts from anxious to calmer after a hearty breakfast. The line implies appetite influences outlook and worry about what lies ahead.
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