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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1910
Page
5
Chief Bradfield notes an unusually quiet fire year in La Crosse with only the Modern Steam Laundry blaze among major incidents. Small fires occurred but overall losses were light, mirroring a nationwide trend of low fire losses.
A wireless message from the USS Tacoma reports that Captain Alexon of the Pensacola schooner Doris was swept overboard during a severe gale and seaquake. The Doris is anchored at Puerto Portez, Honduras, in a wrecked state.
S D John of Lansing has returned home after visiting relatives in the city. Sam Henderson of Viroqua visits La Crosse relatives. O K Johnson of Prairie du Chien guests at the Law Hotel. Real estate loan offers in La Crosse. Jacob Ceberg of De Soto on business in the city. Charles Krietz returns home to Chaseburg. A Cassie of Rushford visits. A H Holmen of Westby conducts business here. Dr Will Powell treats women. F O Reynolds of Madison visits La Crosse friends. O B Olson returns to Preston after visit. Local parks flooded and skating ready. Willy Kumm injured, slight improvement at La Crosse hospital. Miss Grace Easterline returns to Kenosha. Apples praised for healthful meals. John C Burns carries varieties. Farmers Institute and Wisconsin Buttermakers dates clash. efforts to reschedule. Leona Garment Co ads on house cleaning and sale items. Quality Poultry Yards win several premiums at Oconomowoc show. Poultry judging by James A Tucker of Concord. Santa Claus and tree event hosted by B A Yeomen. Teachers lobby for pension bill. constitutional defects cited by Governor Davidson. West Salem Masonic lodge officers elected. Gateway City Trav Line promotes carriage service. Elsie Root returns from trip. Upton Sinclair apple diet noted in Physical Culture.
A narrative extols apples as a healthful fruit good for digestion and blood, noting a sickly young man improved by eating apples. It praises varieties such as Grimes Golden Spitzenberg Delicious Wine Saps Jonathan and other standards seen via John C Burns.
New York reports Dr. Frederick A. Cook returning home on the George Washington after holidays. He will sign customs declarations amid cautious officials, a muted reception unlike his hero’s welcome in 1909 during the Oscar II voyage.
Mrs. Dyson Daggett of Minneapolis visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Pettingill over the holidays. Miss Margery Sill, recently in New York for interior decorating, will return home this week to spend the holidays with her mother Mrs. W. R. Sill.
Last evening Mrs John Salzer entertained a party of young people in honor of her sister Miss Emma Rolfing. A delightful evening was spent with a delicious supper. Guests included Mr and Mrs P T Schulze, Mr and Mrs Percy Cilley, the Misses Emma Rolfing Edna Tarbox, Mrs Mildred Carr and O W Muenster.
The Claims Committee of the County Board will meet at the County Clerk office Thursday December 22. All parties with claims against the county must file them with the County Clerk on or before that date.
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the illness of our son and brother Mr and Mrs P Christianson Mr and Mrs W W Ferris
The Fay Lewis bowling team will meet Rushford at Combination alleys on Thursday December 29 for a three game series. Fay Lewis, reputed city’s best, faces a fast Rushford unit and plans a postholiday match with Winona and a north side picked team. A. Fries organizes the schedule ahead of a early February St Paul tournament.
Chalon s France December 21 A non stop aeroplane flight with a passenger of 145 miles to Montigny sur Aube and return was made today by Lieut Cammerman accompanied by Captain Hugoni The flight establishes a world s record.
A reflection on how varied viewpoints enrich discourse and competition, suggesting individuality fuels lively debate more than uniform consensus.
The article notes praise for a gold medal presented by the king of Denmark and mentions accompanying duties or payments imposed on the recipient. The piece suggests ceremonial honor paired with a duty obligation within a formal state context.
St Louis report notes new Browns owners, after approval of Robert L. Hedges stock, plan major changes in club management. Next season will feature free scorecards and pass-out checks for fans. A new player scouting method will be announced, while ex-manager Jack O'Connor will be paid under Hedges' contract and may serve in another role. a new manager is yet to be chosen.
Reports from Chihuahua dated December 21 state rebels secured a second overwhelming victory. Government forces under General Navarro suffered 960 losses in Saturday's battle. Rebels entrenched at Bad Pass or Malposo and avoided heavy exposure while pursuing American Indian warfare.
A concise nostalgic line argues for accepting older used items over新品. The phrase reflects thrift ethos and practical stance on value, durability, and economy without naming people or places.
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