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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
6
Mrs. Richard Ferris known as Florence Stone announces divorce proceedings in Los Angeles against Dick Ferris. Her complaint will allege recent dramatic domestic disturbances reflecting his escapades in test California and Mexico during the Madero regime.
In New London Connecticut on December 22 a speeding Adams Express car carrying Christmas presents burned as the New Haven Railroad train from New York arrived. Ex Press Messenger Charles Billings reported the fiery scene and the fire crew battled the flames at the station.
A car theft ended in a deadly incident as suspects clung to a chain outside the vehicle while valuable gifts were taken. The vehicle also carried a body, signaling a violent sequence connected to the theft. Authorities investigate the sequence of events and identify involved parties.
A terse remark on political stance warns against seeking votes from candid figures. The writer cautions readers to expect jolts if opinions are sought from candidates without restraint.
La Crosse Normal School teams debate Milwaukee and Platteville Normal schools on the currency issue. Under Prof. M W Thompson the two strong squads prepare for a well fought contest in the Normal auditorium Tuesday at 9 45 AM. The question compares the National Monetary commission bill with House Bill 7837 and contrasts Aldrich and Glass Owen proposals. Public invited.
Rushford residents note Christmas programs across churches led by presiding ministers with Bethlehem pageant and special services. Community news includes retirements, weddings, lodge officer elections, and the death of North La Crosse resident John Gittings with services held in La Crosse.
W. S. King of 1701 Market St La Crosse Wisconsin testifies kidney pains backache and fatigue eased by Doan’s Kidney Pills after trying other medicines. He endorses the product and urges others to use Doan’s. Sold by all dealers priced cents Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan’s and take no other.
A compact saying notes that those who drift with currents fail to reach solid ground. It cautions against complacency and highlights the value of deliberate effort and direction in choosing a path or goal.
A gasoline tank leak at Dr. Guy F. Wakefield’s private electric plant sparked a basement fire that engulfed the house in West Salem Wisconsin. Fire units arrived quickly and saved the structure, with insurance covering the losses. The piece also notes local residents visiting, funeral services, and medical trips by residents including Dr. Wakefield and Dr. S. R. Wakefield.
A Kansas school teacher explains oxygen to pupils then a student replies that it was one of the things used to drive before horses. The anecdote captures the humor and curiosity of children learning science in a rural classroom.
Missouri judge sustains two cent passenger rate law and the minimum freight law. Judge Smith McPherson dismissed injunctions from thirteen railroads prohibiting state enforcement without prejudice, keeping the laws in effect.
A distinguished French authoress, unnamed for obvious reasons, was asked about him. Her reply surprised: if she were fishing and caught him, she would throw him back.
A humorous exchange notes a woman who marries a man she mistakes for another, with a joking line about women doing that all the time. The remark reflects social stereotypes in a light, quotable quip.
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