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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1907

Page

19

Princess Helps Poor Family In Christmas Tale

A stormy Christmas Eve leads Princess to a poor cottage where she befriends Jinny and Jenny. She cooks bean soup, pops corn, and shares gifts from her trunk, then stays overnight to transform their holiday, meet their mother, and plan future visits and a spring wedding.

Jenny Jinny Peter St. Nicholas St. Nick High Seas China Japan India Ceylon Florida Persia Chesapeake Bay

Dear Old Tree and Junior Letters From 1904

A poem titled The Dear Old Tree describes an evergreen that bears yearly gifts of dolls and toys for well behaved children. The Dear Miss Burton section shares Christmas tales from young readers and a New Year writing contest with prizes for original compositions.

Luella Wilson Smith

Miss Burton Receives Letter From Margaret O GARE About Pacific Trip

Margaret O Gare aged ten at St Anns Home describes a trip to the Pacific Ocean with her mother and a family friend. They stayed in Long Beach, swam in the ocean, built sand houses, and crab caught before returning home. She mentions future tales of orange groves and Wisconsin life.

Miss Burton Pacific Ocean Mamma Longbeach Walter Wisconsin Margaret O'’Gare St. Ann's Home

The Husband Again

A brief Tatler scene shows Mary attempting to tidy a room but interrupted by her mistress. The mistress complains of disorder and Mary explains the master interrupted to fetch a clean collar and lost a stud. The dialogue emphasizes domestic duties and social vulnerability.

Mary Tatler

Tribune Want Ad Delivers Prompt Results

A Tribune want ad connects buyers and sellers fast. Readers report quick responses and clear listings across jobs housing services and items for sale with affordable rates and broad visibility.

Tribune

Settlement proposed to end Mattoon wreck damages case

A $40,000 proposed settlement funds claims from the Interurban wreck victims. The plan, arranged by Postmaster William Checkley as administrator for two dead Cole children and a survivor, would pay $500 per Cole boy and $1,000 to Mrs. Cole, with other awards to relatives. Judge Grosscup and lawyers support the figure if a out of court settlement is reached, as the Central Illinois Traction Company’s affairs are in receivership.

Mattoon, Iil William Checkley Mattoon William Cole L. R. Price Central Illinois Traction Company Peter S. Grosscup Chicago Cole Boys Checkley Cole Price Craig Grosscup, Sampsell Underwood and Peabody

Thief Steals Chief Horan’s Shoes in Chicago

In Chicago on December 28 a thief stole Fire Chief Horan’s new shoes after he left them in his auto during a blaze at 80 Lake Street. Horan vowed vengeance and joked the thief was a footpad, noting the shoes were likely tens.

Chicago Horan 80 Lake Street Joe Mackey

How to Manage a Wife Advice From a Man Without One

A witty line suggests seeking guidance on marital management from someone who has never experienced marriage. It frames the idea as a humorous critique of gendered counsel and highlights lack of firsthand insight.

Charcoal Lozenges Promise Odor Cure and Health Boost

An advertisement claims Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges purify blood, absorb stomach gas, aid digestion, and give fresh breath. It offers a free sample by mailing name and address to F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan.

Stuart F. A. Stuart Co Stuart Bldg Marshall, Mich

Churches and services in city churches on New Year

A listing of weekly schedule and special services for many churches led by pastors such as Rev. B. C. Brandenburg and Rev. James W. Irish. Includes Sunday school times, morning and evening worship, junior leagues, Epworth leagues, watch-night service, and New Year day sermons across German Methodist, First Methodist, West Avenue M E, Westminster Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, First German Baptist, First Baptist, English Lutheran, Norwegian Lutheran, St. Pauls Norwegian Lutheran, Congregational, St. Pauls Universalist, Episcopal Christchurch, City Mission, Y M C A, and Christian Science among others.

German Methodist Church Corner Seventh and Ferry Y. L. Panzlau B. C. Brandenburg Gelena First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church Eighth and King Streets James W. Irish Epworth West Avenue M. FE M. E Mississippi Street W. P. Cunningham Stephens First Presbyterian First Presbyterian Church King and Sixth Streets J. K. Fowler Hosly Redhead Inez Mumford W. G. Moss Fred Goddard Grace Chapel First German Baptist Seventh and Winnebago Benjamin Graf First Baptist First Baptist Church Sixth Street Main J. Wellington Hoag Colton English Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity Ferry Street J. J. Clemens Luther League of the English Lutheran Church Jacobson Ferry Streets Norwegian Lutheran Church Sixth Division H. G. Magellson Magellson St. Paul's R. Anderson Henry Faville St. Paul's Universalist St. Paul’s Universalist Church Cass Streets John Smith Lowe City Mission Main Street A. M. Ivey Christian Workers Episcopal Church Christchurch Ninth Main Streets Episcopal C. N. Moller Barnby Stainer Carol King Street Oliver J. Ash J. F. Cross Joseph Christian Scientist First Church of Christ, Scientist Christian Science Emanuel Evangelical Association Emanuel of Evangelical Association Twelfth Vine Streets H. Etzelmailer Rev. C. Schneider Eau Claire Ladies Aid Society

Reprisals in East Side Rent War Move to Evictions

In New York 30000 East Side families push back on rents with dispossess notices. The Atkin family at 68 Stanton Street leads resistence as 20 tenements organize. Lawyer Jacob Ranken represents tenants while Socialist party anti rent bureau coordinates. A large gathering at 22 Cherry Street features speaker Sarah Helman.

New York East Side Atkin Stanton Street Socialist Party Jacob Ranken Cherry Street Sarah Helman

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