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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1912
Page
7
The Cow Puncher a love tale featuring Tom the cow man and Geraldine Graham opens at the La Crosse Theater with special scenes costumes and electrical effects. Matinee Christmas Day at 1 0 p m night show at 8 15 p m.
A partial OCR fragment references payment for characters in a work by George Broad. The readable portion suggests a focus on financial aspects and authorial content, but concrete details and context are missing.
William A. Brady Ltd presents the sensational comedy drama Bought and Paid For at the La Crosse Theater Friday night only December 27. The tele phone girl is the heroine who marries a mult i millionaire under doubt about love, yet both seek true happiness and start life anew with a notable cast.
LaCrosse Theater management announces The Great Divide as the attraction for the coming season. The brief notice highlights the show as the main engagement, inviting audiences to attend the new production.
The La Crosse theater presents The Great Divide by William Vaughn Moody with matinee and evening shows Sunday December 29. The production is praised as absorbing and human, faithfully creating the western atmosphere under C S Primrose, billed as The Young Belasco of the West. The Thief is also on tour from the same producer.
John S. Huyler, youngest son of the late candy magnate, died at Memorial hospital Morristown after being dragged under a Lackawanna train yesterday morning. He had arrived for Eleanor Marshall's coming out party and, while attempting to board the moving train, was pinned by a heavy suitcase. two friends, Delmonico and a Princeton student named Cleveland, escaped unharmed.
A humorous exchange features a dismissive remark about parental objection. The woman asks why her father objects, and the response implies the objection is broad and immediate, even within a mile of their home, reflecting a comic familial tension.
A jeweler advertises a large batch of loose diamonds at least 15 percent below regular price. Snappy white brilliants mounted in Tiffany and 14K settings, with rings priced at 25, 35, 40, 50 and 60 dollars. W. T. Irvine, Jewelers, 429 Main St, open evenings until 9:30.
Minnesota's 1912 corn crop is put at 99 million bushels worth 35 million dollars by H. J. Maxfield, state immigration commissioner. The report notes a strong rise in corn production over 28 years and places Minnesota among top corn states alongside Illinois and Iowa. Southern counties exceed other grains, and livestock output grew with corn, contributing 55 percent of 1911 cattle at the South St. Paul market.
The La Crosse Poultry association will hold its regular monthly meeting in Malin hall Monday evening. The agenda includes selecting poultry judges and Show gates discussion.
Dennis E. Virtue of Owatonna will travel to Washington this week to appeal a lower court ruling that the Minneapolis creamery package company is a trust in restraint of trade. He argues the firm infringed patent by virtue and others, a case unique in dairy litigation and of wide interest to dairymen nationwide.
A humorous exchange about marriage and trust contrasts hearts and locks. One partner jokes that the other changed the lock after receiving a key to the heart, implying shifting affections or control. The line captures playful sentiment on commitment and fidelity.
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