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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1910

Page

2

Leasing Contestants For Michelin Prize Paris

The Paris competition for the Michelin prize nears its final day with Mons Farman and Mons Tabuteau in a long distance flight contest. Tabuteau led with 290.3 miles, Farman close behind at 289 miles after eight hours aloft, both vying to extend the world record as the prize of 32 000 dollars awaits. Max Bloom, a 22 year old rising musical comedy star, draws crowds with his new face appeal in La Crosse theater showings.

Paris France Mons Hen- Ti’ Ferman Tabuteau Farman Wil Contine Mons Tabuteau Tabutéeau Max la Crosse Theater Max Bloom Mr. Woolfolk

Howe's Moving Pictures At La Crosse Theater

Lyman Howe brings his acclaimed moving pictures to the La Crosse theater for Saturday and Sunday matinees and evening shows. The program showcases animated art that blends painting with motion picture discovery, offering a refined entertainment experience.

Lyman Howe Moving Pictures Moving Picture la Crosse Theater

King's Funeral Ride Reproduced by Lyman Howe

The La Crosse Theatre hosts a two day program reproducing the King George funeral as Naval Guard of Honor drew the gun carriage to St. George's Chapel. The show includes a dirge and ship whistle effects plus scenes of Mt Etna eruption and travel footage with a variety of international topics and a life on a training ship segment.

Queen Victoria Windsor Station St. George's Chapel Naval Guard of Honor Jack Edward George Royal Navy la Crosse Theatre Lyman H. Howe Mt. Etna Switzerland Grand Trunk Pacific Eiffel Tower Norway

Signature sought on BromoQuinine ad claims E W Grove

A fragment announces a brom oquinine laxative with the slogan used worldwide to cure a cold in one day and calls for the signature of E W Grove. The brief item references the product name and the famous claim.

E. W. Grove

Inaugural Ball and What It Is

Madison reports that Wisconsin governor elect Francis E. McGovern aims to limit inaugural ball costs to 700 dollars, far below 1500 planned. The event is described as a quiet ceremony in the state capitol with receptions and a university gymnasium dance, targeted at practical decor and simple civic pageantry.

Madison Wis Francis E. McGovern Wisconsin State University Capitol Statehouse Supreme Cour University

Grow Sugar Beets on State Land

Sugar beet culture on state farm lands may expand after promising first season results at Northern hospital for the insane in Winnebago. The state board could plant a ten acre plot at Mendota hospital next year as growers show strong interest and higher contracted acreage. At Winnebago two acres yielded 176.34 from 37 pounds of seed, about 88.17 per acre, a high praise from Superintendent Stew ard A. Bachler.

Madison Wis Northern Hospital For the Insane Winnebago Oshkosh State Board of Control Mendota Hospital Northern Hospital A. A. Bachler

Milwaukee Sends Presents to Europe

Milwaukee officials report a Christmas fund sent to Europe by the city's foreign population totaling 2 301 949. Postal money orders accounted for 1 500 000. express orders 61 724. bank drafts 114 325. coin 625 000. Most funds go to Italy with others to many European nations. most will arrive by January 1.

Milwaukee Wis Europe Italy Euurope

Hagestad contests Trempealeau election in Madison filing

Whitehall resident K. K. Hagestad files with Secretary Frear a contest of Peter Nelson’s election as a Democrat citing illegal voting irregularities in canvass and counting and alleging Nelson failed to meet the 20 percent primary threshold with a claimed 206 votes.

Madison, Wis Frear K. K. Hagestad Whitehall Peter Nelson Nelson

Little Folks Cascarrets Promise Holiday Health

A holiday ad urges parents to treat children with Cascarets to prevent illness from overindulgence. It promotes a two box, ten cent supply as a week long nightly remedy during Christmas week to keep kids well and lively.

Manuel Plans Lectures at Oxford Before Reclaiming Throne

Manuel, while maintaining sovereignty claims in Portugal, intends to spend time in study. A Daily Mail statement says he will attend lectures at Oxford and other centers as an ordinary student without pursuing a degree. After completing the course he will make a further move.

Manuel Portugal Daily Mail Oxford University

British official to tour world studying colonial administration

A British administrator will undertake a world tour focusing on colonial methods. He will visit the United States as a student of administration, then Canada, Australia, and South Africa. He prefers private citizen status, travels by ordinary trains and steamships, avoids entertainment, and will return to England to decide his future moves.

United States Canada Australia South Africa England

Dope Congress to Convene on International Drug Control

Washington reports a forthcoming "dope congress" for international control of habit forming drugs. The Netherlands government is arranging preliminaries as China and England earlier agreed on gradual reductions of opium quantities.

Washington, D. C Congress For Netherlands China England

Opium Restrictions Refocus Trade from Asia to China

A historical note describes how export flows shifted from Asiatic possession to China as domestic policy in China limited opium production. The text implies adjustments in trade balances and legal controls affecting regional commerce during the period.

Racing Reports Signal Jacksonville Meet Too Slow

Reports from Jacksonville indicate the racing meet is not meeting expectations and may be cut short. In El Paso the winter racing boom follows Juarez racing across the Rio Grande, while Argentina bans betting outside the track with six months jail for violators.

Jacksonville el Paso Texas Rio Grande Juarez Mexico Argentina

Man Kept Clean Life Amidrumors of Flaws

A man is described as having no bad habits yet facing insinuations of worse. The remark highlights contrast between public image and private concerns within a community context.

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