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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1905
Page
4
The Tribune argues that arrests of prominent businessmen over smoke rules reflect standard enforcement rather than a war on industry. It cites feasible smoke consumption, factory compliance, and ongoing investigations showing managements using stokers to curb emissions.
A La Crosse city administration is criticized for attempting to seize land held by the public for the Listman Milling company. The piece argues taxpayers should decide land ownership, likening the move to untaxed railroad privileges, and doubts Mr Heath's claimed title while warning against political overreach. It suggests the land should be bought if needed and condemns officials for pressuring public opinion.
A satirical montage reflects on newspaper ethics and sensationalism. It critiques front page ledes about murders and reprieves, gossip, and the pressures of deadline driven reporting, while poking fun at public scandals, politics, and social issues.
A Macmillan's Magazine piece recounts a Scottish tale of a cagefed golden eagle and a wily gander. The eagle fails to subdue the gander as the bird crouches and counterattacks, earning freedom and the reward of a turkey poult for courage.
The reader is urged that paying a small extra now and then justifies ignoring certain advertisements. The note stresses personal budgeting and discretion in procurement decisions.
A reader is urged to treat ads as personal opportunity rather than trusting others. The piece argues self interest motivates careful scrutiny, contrasting personal gain with “other people’s pockets.” It frames vigilance in financial decisions as practical and prudent.
An ad extols Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for fatigue and nervous strain from overwork and confinement. It features a testimonial from WM. A. Clark of Rockford Illinois and promises refund if the first bottle fails to benefit. The Miles Medical Co. sells the remedy through druggists with a guarantee.
In England Mormon missionaries converted a one legged man who sought a miraculous restoration from Brigham Young in Salt Lake City. The prophet offered to help but urged reflection on eternity. The man chose to keep his single leg now, accepting two later, to avoid a future three-legged existence.
A Washington Star excerpt notes two girls debating whether eloquent men in stories are typically poor and struggling, framing elegant speech as a sign of hardship and questioning literary tropes. The quoted exchange contrasts rhetoric with material success.
In a brief jokey exchange, Bjones asks De Smith if late returns spark family turmoil. De Smith replies that late returns instead provoke a fury, a playful jab captured by the Chicago Record-Herald.
Topeka governor E W Hoch suggests in a public statement that upon re election he will urge the legislature to pass a new bill to build a state oil refinery aimed at challenging the oil trusts. He frames the move as a measure to reduce trust power and ensure state energy independence.
Tokio denies the Russian accusation that Japanese forces murdered and pillaged on Sakhalin Island. Officials here call the charge unfounded and lacking fact.
In a brief quoted exchange from the New Yorker, a speaker laments Jack Goodley's marriage to Miss Boxley, admitting personal regret and a hint of affection as they question the motive and consequences of the match.
Mr Backward recounts meeting Miss Clever while Miss Wisely notes she found him bashful. Miss Clever later reveals she is fond of dumb animals, adding a humorous twist to the social exchange.
The illustrated corset cover pattern emphasizes practical yet pretty undergarment design for six sizes from 32 to 42 inches bust. It features a two piece yoke and full lower portion, with embroidery, beading, and lace edge. white ribbon beading preferred. Requires 1.25 yards of 36 inch material for medium size. ships by mail postpaid after 10 cent payment.
The National Bank of La Crosse presents a November 9 balance sheet totaling assets and liabilities. Loans and discounts amount to 2,537,291.94 with various reserves and deposits including 572,660.83 with banks and 239,608.95 in vaults. Capital, surplus, and undivided profits total 477,394.85 with deposits at 2,152,225.11 and circulation 250,000.00.
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