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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1914
Page
5
The text notes three kinds of relationships in human life: commercial relations depend on possessions, social relations hinge on actions, and real relations depend on character. It argues that what you are defines genuine connections rather than what you have or do.
Holiday season activities spread through La Crosse with church gatherings at St Pauls Universalist and Congregational, YMCA YWCA events, and school functions. High school Christmas dance draws alumni. kindergarteners host gifts for the Home for the Friendless, plus carols, tableaux, and a Santa appearance.
The Rowena Circle B A Y changes from the first and third Tuesdays to the second and fourth Tuesdays to avoid Yeomen conflicts. Dues are cut from 60 to 30 cents a year and death benefits are dropped by unanimous vote. The first new year meeting is January 12 followed by officer installation, card party, prizes for high score, and banquet.
The steamer Isthmian ran aground off San Clemente Island near San Diego during the night and was freed at high tide early today, with advices reporting the return to open water.
Sales supervisor C R Newby of Maxwell Motor Co praises local Maxwell dealers at a convention. He reports rosy business outlook for the Northwest with strong auto trade. A Tribune man spies Newby near the Stoddard showroom beside the new 1915 Maxwell.
Mr. Newby notes the prevailing attitude of Rybold & Weihaupt and local dealers reflects strong confidence during the 1914 season. The remark highlights general support from merchants as the season continues.
Speaker praised Maxwell Motor company exhibit at the opera house as a fitting convention close. The firm will show the public that it does not operate behind closed doors, with free tickets available at Edgar counter in the Stoddard lobby. The factory turns out 184 cars every twenty four hours.
Dr. O H Eliason Wisconsin state veterinarian appeals to Senator La Follette in Washington to remove objectionable features of the federal foot and mouth quarantine. Relief in parts of the state is incomplete for cattle breeding. the disease spreads in Dane County and near Madison prompting cancellation of the ten day farmers course at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture.
A reflective line notes the paradox that desires often clash with duties and wiser choices, suggesting restraint and self discipline in pursuing wants.
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