Home-Made Goods Versus Outsiders Question
A local La Crosse firm passed over two local knitting factories for outside goods. It ordered from an eastern supplier at a high price, who then sent the order to a local firm to fill. The local firm unknowingly completed the job, revealing the “inferior” local work. Do YOU buy home-made goods?
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Free Dressmaking at Home Subscriptions For Readers
The Tribune offers to gift the next 500 voluntary subscribers a free yearly subscription to Dressmaking at Home. The magazine is praised as a practical, economical guide on fashions fabrics and styles for sensible homemakers. Subscribers are urged to act quickly to secure this value offer.
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Man of the Hour Hughes Declines New York Mayoral Nomination
Charles E. Hughes refuses the Republican nomination for mayor of Greater New York. He cites a paramount public duty to continue his insurance investigations, stressing independence from political motive and the need for unimpaired, nonpolitical conduct.
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Life and labor notes from a shaken era
Wall street reports Lawson is broke and John D. is said to dream. Dr. McDonald urges a river excursion on Christmas Day and a campaign for broadcast dispatches. Rockefeller foremen are armed with nonlethal weapons after a shooting over seating. John D. Rockefeller Jr. fires a foreman in anger. Proxy Van Hise calls for a university probe. A local want ad trickles gain over a year.
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Santa Claus Matinee at Bijou Draws La Crosse Children
The Santa Claus matinee will be held at the Bijou on Saturday at 2 30 P M for La Crosse children. Each child in attendance will receive a handsome gift and a social program is planned.
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Dana Tonight Band Concert Promises Delightful Military Showcase
A grand military program at the theatre features Dana's 35 piece band and local companies in uniform. This second concert of the series offers music lovers a delightful treat with admission set at 25 and 35 cents and no reserved seats.
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Foley's Honey and Tar Chosen by Reform School
J G Gluck superintendent of the Prun ty town West Virginia reform school reports adopting Foley's Honey and Tar as the exclusive cough medicine after trying other advertised remedies. The product is sold by J A Erhart and Son.
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Mother Hubbard nightdress pattern in dainty lingerie style
New York fashions feature a simple pretty nightdress pattern based on the Mother Hubbard design. It uses deep square yoke with full embroidery and edging, easy to construct, and claims longer wear than ready made gowns. Pattern No. 6344 costs 10 cents plus mail delivery to the buyer.
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