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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1916

Page

10

Chime Clock Praised As Bank Sign In Viroqua

A large electric chime clock placed in front of the Bank of Viroqua by Lindemann Brothers serves as a visible public timepiece and bank sign. The feature of local note highlights usefulness and visibility for residents and customers alike.

Viroqua Wis Bank of Viroqua Lindemann Brothers Shanley de Soto Congregational Church H. E. Rogers, Jr Stanley Sweger Star Theater Mahoney National American Equity Association Walla D. O. Mahoney Bridge Club Hsa Charles Wallace Nashville Janesville Walter Scott Stark House Amy Gott Ilinois Ira Casperson Viola Myron Anderson Waureka Viroqua Friends

Japan Adopts Policy of Non Interference in China

Nippon Dempo News agency says Japan will not interfere in China's internal affairs, will cooperate with the republic to preserve peace in the Far East, and will not press Pekin for advisers unless China welcomes them. Policy shift followed talks between Count Terauchi and the emperor, Prince Yamagata, and Viscount Motono. The other item notes Mr. Funk's alleged disappearance while changing cars at St. Paul en route to Superior. a train conductor observed nothing unusual.

China Count Terauchi Nippon Dempo Japan Republic Far East Pekin Prince Yamagata St. Paul Funk Superior

Reading of Mail From Allies Aids Blacklist Setup

Berlin reports that from December 1915 to September 10 1915 British and French warships seized 24 200 mail bags to Germany and 16 800 bound for Germany. The press bureau says 17 110 bags went from Germany to the United States and 13 857 from the United States to Germany with much traffic to South America. Censors read seized letters and allegedly gained insight into US and South American trade, enabling the blacklist and stricter measures.

Berlin Sayville Wireless Germany United States South America

Government to fix sixty shillings per quarter of wheat

London December 21 President of the Board of Agriculture Protheroe told a Guildhall meeting that the government plans to set sixty shillings as the price for a quarter of wheat. The note translates to fifteen dollars for eight bushels.

London Board of Agriculture Protheroe

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