Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa
Sunrise 7 38 a m sunset 4 51 p m yesterday highs four below to eleven above zero precipitation six tenths forecast for Wisconsin fair in north snow flurries south tonight and Saturday not so cold southeast Saturday Minnesota generally fair tonight and Saturday Iowa unsettled tonight and Saturday with light snow. Gulf storm moves to the middle Atlantic coast bringing rain and snow while western high brings freezing temperatures into southeastern Texas.
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Iowa
Middle Atlantic
Cult States
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North Pacific
Public subscription raises funds for Christmas dinner for Company M
About 160 dollars was raised in Liner here on Tuesday for a Christmas dinner at the border for Company M Thirty-third Michigan infantry guards.
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Sault Ste. Marie, Mich
Thirty-third Michigan Infantry
Railroad man crushed in Kenosha yards
Joseph Nagaro a 31 year old railway train man died after being crushed between the bumpers of two engines in the Northwestern railway yards at Kenosha Wisconsin.
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Kenosha
Wis
Joseph Nagaro
Northwestern Railway Company
Make Things Plain and Be Fair in Market Debate
The article argues against blaming grocers for high prices in La Crosse. It urges fairness, notes grocers’ long service, and cites their public-spirited actions. It discusses delivery costs, cash sales, and potential market savings, urging Chamber of Commerce to fairly raise the issue.
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la Crosse
Saving Coal Saving Coal
An American engineer warns that American factories waste over 500 million dollars worth of coal annually due to inefficient operation. A Yale expert notes house furnaces and kitchen ranges are even less efficient, with substantial savings possible through proper feeding of fuel and optimized combustion.
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Yale
Public wants clearer notices on utility outages in La Crosse
The Tribune urges gas and electric providers to give definite outage durations during service interruptions. It argues for timely information so residents can plan, noting the need to know if lights should remain on, theaters and events proceed, or trains run, even when only minutes or hours are possible.
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The
Tribune
Universal Military Training League interview urges six months service
The Universal Military Training League proposes that every male citizen spend six months of his nineteenth year in military training. Mr A L Fridstein, field secretary, presents the plan, with endorsements from Pa Crosse citizens. The Tribune invites reader opinions within 200 words.
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A. L. Fridstein
Universal Military Training League
League
the Tribune
Wiles Out of the Mouths of Kids In the Park
Ethel aged 10 and Dora aged 9 are close friends who quarrel over bench space. Ethel uses diplomacy to defuse the dispute by suggesting one girl move to make more room for the other.
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Wisconsin
Ethel
Dora
Quote on Automobiles Making Mortgages Respectable
A man, who has never owned a car and owes no house, remarks that automobiles have made mortgages respectable, prompting Henderson to ask what he means. The exchange highlights changing perceptions of debt and property in a historical context.
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Hender
Not Getting It for Nothing and Schoolroom Quips
A brisk man asks for a roasting beef piece in a butcher shop and argues a bone is included. A shopkeeper retorts the bone is paid for. In another item a teacher tests Charlest Clarke on music talent asking for instruments and gets organ flute and phonograph answers.
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Charles
Clifford
Willie
Boston Globe Style Quote on Pronunciation
A brief exchange notes a waiter correcting a guest on pronunciation with playful wordplay involving celery and celerity, reflecting a light tone from the Boston Globe.
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Boston Globe
Halidon single tax colony in Maine thrives on low rents
Halidon in Westbrook Maine a 120 acre single tax colony built around a paper mill town gathers workers under a council elected by town meeting Women have full suffrage and land is leased for a low average of five dollars per acre Rent disputes are arbitrated and improvements remain with tenants while taxation on homes cars and other possessions is avoided The colony illustrates broader hopes for wider adoption of the principle across America
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Halidon
Westbrook
Maine
Portland
Presumpscot
America
Freezone Corn Relief Advertisement
A drugstore remedy claims to remove all corns and calluses with a quarter-ounce dose of Freezone. A few drops placed on a tender corn stop the pain and cause the corn to shrivel and lift out without pain. The product is described as harmless and non irritable to surrounding tissue.
Persis and Mrs Hornblower Debate Travel and Taste
Persis and Mrs. Hornblower spar over fashion and culture at dinner in the Hornblower home. Robert Hornblower, mid conversation, clings to old tastes while Persis and his wife champion broader horizons and new experiences. The scene blends domestic humor with social critique of tradition versus progress.
Woman must ignore personal feelings to serve husband
A clipping portrays a speaker asserting that a woman cannot be a good wife if she prioritizes her own desires. Persis is urged to set aside self and consider what benefits her husband, with the remark flagged as to be continued.
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Persis
Wilson Gives Big Turkey to White House Attaches
President Wilson upholds a holiday custom and provides a substantial Christmas turkey for each White House aide. The gesture signals festive goodwill and reinforces cabinet and staff morale during the season.
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Wilson
President Wilson Orders One Bird Per White House Employee
When he visited the White House President Wilson ordered a bird for each of his 125 employees ensuring every staff member received a feathered gift.
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White House
Wilson
Teiper murder case goes to jury in Buffalo
The Teiper case, charged with murdering his mother to gain a $160,000 family estate, went to the jury at 11 35 after Justice Wheeler delivered final instructions.
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Buffalo
N. Y
John Edward Teiper
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