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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1916

Page

14

Municipal band to open season with Liberati concert

The municipal band’s first concert begins at 8 15 Friday night with Alessandro Liberati conducting. Patrons should be seated promptly as advance sales indicate a full house. Liberati will perform two cornet solos with pianist Miss Pohlmann, Ross Caldwell and R V Morgan also featured as soloists.

E. W Guenther Alessandro Liberati Chicago Pohlmann Ross Caldwell R. V. Morgan State Normal School

May Apple Purgatives and Dr Pierce Remedies Promote Health

The piece extols weak liver and biliousness cures using Mayapple juice, aloe, jalap root, and sugar coated pellets. It touts Dr Pierce Pleasant Pellets and cites Mrs Janett Flesch of Stevens Point Wisconsin praising Dr Pierce medicines as beneficial for women and family health.

Stevens Point Wis Pr. Pierce Janett Flesch Madison Street

Urges Federal Authority Over All Railroads Nationwide

Evansville Ind December 15. A plea declares investors are refusing to fund rail systems unless a central federal authority governs all railroads nationwide. The call emphasizes unified control to stabilize rates and services across the country.

Evansville, Ind

Rail executives seek federal power over regulation

Alfred P. Thom, counsel for the railway executive's committee on federal legislation, urged a central federal authority to handle regulation. He spoke Thursday at the central states conference on rail and water transportation.

Alfred P. Thom Railway Executive Central States Conference On Rail and Water Transportation

Quail Migration Across Regions Cited By Star Newspaper

The article notes quail populations from the Spanish littoral to Arabian hillsides and their biannual migration north in spring and south in September and October. It describes festivallike arrivals, economic impacts on peasants, and mass captures off Capri where up to 160,000 are taken in a season.

Middle Europe Capri Naples St. Louis

Porterhouse Quandary Leads To Extra Meat Delivery

A New York Sun item recounts a housekeeper’s complaint about getting more meat than ordered. The husband calls the market and requests two pounds of porterhouse, then accepts a lighter portion if needed, and still receives two pounds on the next delivery.

New York Sun

She's a Hit as Father's Son Morosco Paramount Photoplay

Vivian Martin stars as Frances in a with a father and rich uncle plot around a masquerade as a boy. The story follows deception under an uncle's roof where Betty and a charming officer entangle the tale with humor and romance. Frances carries the role with spirited mischief.

Morosco- Paramount France Betty St. Louis Frances Vivian Martin

Sparta Welcomes Home Soldier Boys In Jubilant Homecoming

In Sparta Wisconsin the eight oclock fire whistle signaled the returning soldier boys. A crowd gathered at Milwaukee station to greet Captain Merrill and the company led a march to the Armory. Two men remained abroad, Blyster Jackson and Glenn Cole. A banquet is planned for Friday night at Assembly Hall.

Sparta Wis Milwaukee Abel Cap Merrill R. A. Richards Lieut Arnold Ray Webster W. C. Wakeman S. A. Steele J. Schneider Blyster Jackson Glenn Cole Assembly Hall

Attire Customs Reflect Social Ambitions in Haiti

The text describes Haitians seeking distinct black suits for special occasions, with style linked to status. Private citizens favor modest coats, while officials and former officials choose extravagant frocks or cutaways. Shoes are prized for Sundays and funerals, and even rain can drive a barefoot finish.

Congress Prince Albert

Wife to Husband on choosing a cook

Mrs Jones deflects her husband’s pressure for a good cook by joking that she cannot pick people to live with, calling out her lack of skill in selecting guests. The exchange highlights domestic humor and aired tensions within a household.

Jones Mrs. Jones

Stoo Much Triplets Announced by Nurse to Father

The nurse told the proud father about the triplets as he expressed disbelief at the unusual census remark. The exchange captures a light moment in a family awaiting news.

Rural School Teacher Inspires Community Life

A rural school teacher acts as a central figure in the town, guiding students and rallying local involvement. The educator’s leadership shapes events, values, and everyday activities, strengthening communal bonds and educational aspirations.

Son-in-law ties noble heir to town clerk’s daughter

Lieut Viscount Uffington heir to the Earldom of Craven, 40,000 acres, recently wed Miss Wilhelmina George, daughter of Ivergordon Ross-shire town clerk. At nineteen, Uffington serves with a Hampshire regiment, drawing a front line role.

Viscount Uffington Craven Wilhelmina George Ivergordon Ross-shire England Lord Uffin Hampshire

Bridge Opens For Ice Floes at North M'Gregor Iowa

The C. M. & St. P. pontoon bridge at North M ggregor Iowa has been open since early Monday morning due to footing ice. No trains have crossed the river over the Prairie du Chien division in the last 24 hours and the bridge remains open.

North M’gregor Iowa Prairie du Chien

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Quaity Service Unity Pianos Steinway Emerson Lindeman & Sons FABER Gabler Emerson Kingsbury Kimbal Sohmer Wing & Son Estey Price Victor Gibson Washburn Victrolas I.e Evers of la Crosse V.e Nity Fred Leithold Piano Main Street Mothers OF Wisconsin Col O. L. Arnold D. L. Brown Harry Balch Robert A. Merrill William Holden George B. Jensen Harold E. Markham Fred M. Evans Frederick Hanson Alec L. Nicol Roy H. McOmber Clarence Jensen Glenn Quackenbush Aneurin H. Jones Hugh M. Fanning Chauncey Farr Clyde V. Fitch Alexander M. Gibson Louis Hansen Harvey Hoffman Dewey Houghtaling Frank Hyer, Jr Orrin M. Kelley Gustave Knudson Lawrence Lange Edward Lee Malcolm McCoy Robert McCoy Alvin McPeak Earl McPeak John McPeak Hiram Madden Melvin Mercard Joseph Miller Glenn F. Pierce Herbert Pomeroy Haiti Poehling Pearl Street Nebner North Side Bottling Works Viscountess Uffington Southland Florida West Indies Panama Canal South America California Burlington Eatinante H. B. Smith
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