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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1907
Page
5
A promotional notice announces $2.50 suits and overcoats on sale with a twenty percent discount, inviting shoppers to take advantage of reduced prices at the store.
Chicago reports a vast Christmas spending spree with nearly eight million dollars poured into big stores and other outlets. Citizens donated 15,000 meals through Salvation Army and 5,000 via Volunteers of America while banks and coal firms gave gifts to workers. The piece also notes a pension fund for Theodore Thomas orchestra members and major imports of German toys, French laces, and Russian furs worth a million and a half dollars, alongside a looming scientific meeting in Chicago drawing 2,000 to 4,000 attendees.
Milwaukee will gain a modern life saving station with a motor boat. Mayor Becker and Alderman Meisenheimer assured Lt. J. G. Billinger the city will provide the site, enabling Congressman Stafford to introduce a bill for a $30,000 construction appropriation.
The passage condemns talk of forcing a hostile Japan policy this session. It warns such folly is unfitting, urging Japan to recognize this country’s stance on emigration limits as it approaches constitutional bounds. Baron Aoki is urged to clarify these points to his government.
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OsHkosh Wisconsin reports Charles A Hoernig 45 a well known meat dealer hanged himself in his barn after a divorce obtained by his wife years earlier. He tied a rope to a beam and kicked away the stepladder ending his life. His father John M Hoernig a veteran butcher also worked with him in the Hoernig company.
The Baltimore American notes dry humor in the Georgia situation and criticizes the pure food crusade for producing cant even about canned goods. The quote reflects skepticism toward reform rhetoric and public sentiment on food safety.
A brief sketch captures golfers and caddies trading quips about distance and a tense put in a humorous countryside club scene. The dialogue highlights playful banter and inexperience, centering on a single practice hole and a near miss with the ball.
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