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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1912
Page
5
Klamath Falls Oregon December 8 Maddened by jealously George Gowan dynamited the Becks home. He died in hospital after his arms were amputated and eyes removed. He was conscious until moments before death. Police found two dynamite sticks in his pocket.
A car jumped a bridge in Cincinnati today injuring three people. Police reported the vehicle veered off the road and plunged over the barrier. Emergency crews transported the victims to a local hospital for treatment of non fatal injuries.
An accident on the approach to Central bridge left seven passengers, the motorman, and the conductor injured when a street car left its tracks, dashed through the rail, and plunged to the pavement forty feet below. The incident occurred last night as the car carried a full load.
A father urges his two sons to surpass his own academic achievements, stressing higher grades and better performance in school as a family goal. He emphasizes discipline, study routines, and the value of education for future success.
Census figures show Wisconsin produced 131,085,193 pounds of butter and 148,906,910 pounds of cheese in 1909, leading the United States. Iowa and Minnesota trailed in butter, while New York led in cheese value but Wisconsin earned the top spot overall in dairy output. Wisconsin also ranks eleventh in egg production with 50,623,813 dozen. Iowa leads in eggs with 109,760,487 dozen.
Milwaukee reporters note that county judges from Wisconsin met in Judge Karel's courtroom to discuss probate court administration. Simultaneously circuit judges met at the Hotel Pfister to consider revising state statutes governing circuit court business and procedure. Judge A G Zimmerman of Dane County presented a paper on his court-record keeping methods.
John Shalafoe a 65 year old Assinins Indian was murdered in a Keweenaw Bay saloon near Assinins by his 25 year old son Henry Shalafoe. The motive and circumstances remain under investigation.
A public notice from Druggist Beyschlag at 503 Main Street guarantees prescriptions will be prepared with the greatest care using the best drugs. He notes having filled nearly 200,000 prescriptions and offers mail or telephone orders with immediate personal attention.
Community notes include Parker-Hirt Machine Co. claim of being modern auto home and Christ church Woman's Guild meeting at Mrs E G Atkins residence. Miscellaneous visits include Mark R Byers returning from Minneapolis and Minnie Saley visiting Bangor. Local ads mention Gateway City Transfer Line and dance at Linker hall with Maeder's orchestra.
An advertisement touts Blackburn's Casca Royal Pills as a laxative and cathartic remedy. It claims the pills cause no gripe or sickness, suggesting one nightly dose and two or three for stronger effect, with a 10 cent trial package.
Six proposed amendments to the state fish and game laws were presented to the Winona County Fishermen's association. Key points include minimum four inch sense on nets, warden presence for Mississippi seining, seasonal bans in March and April, a $1 hunting license, and bans on after dark seining and seining on Mississippi tributaries.
Fannie Newell was bound over to the next May term of the U S district court after an examination before Judge H M Lamberton on the Mann act charge for transporting Mamie Curtis from Beloit Wisconsin to Winona for immoral purposes. Thelma Vanesh was discharged as a defendant but will be held as a government witness alongside Mamie Curtis, the principal government witness.
The body of 75 year old Deputy Charles H. Thompson was found beside the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad tracks in Yorkville on Friday. He served as deputy sheriff for Yorkville town.
A dictum on value and impact of guidance, urging accountability for counsel. It stresses that charging for advice may influence uptake and credibility, highlighting the link between fee structure and perceived usefulness.
Miss Ruth Colman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Colman and Archibald Clarke of Youngstown Ohio marry tonight at Christ Episcopal church at eight o clock Rev William Everett Johnson officiates. Bridesmaids are Anna Colman Doris Patterson Margaret Brittingham Louise Easton Dorothy Hixon and Caroline Strambaugh Best man is Charles Connell Ushers include John Ford Harold Cowan John McIntosh Donald Rice Joseph Colman. Reception for 150 guests at the couple s home follows. Flowers lace Easter lilies and ferns adorn church and home with Andre s orchestra providing music. The couple will reside in Youngstown Ohio after January 15.
Mrs. L. F. Easton hosted a dinner for Miss Ruth Colman and the bridal party last evening. The group then attended the Assembly. Miss Dorothy Hixon held a luncheon today for the bridal party.
The Elks club hosted an evening assembly dance described as one of its handsomest parties. Decorations mirrored prior gala standards, creating a refined event for members and guests.
W. T. Irvine advertises optical services at 420 Main Street claiming headaches and nervousness come from eye strain and promising relief with correct glasses while noting he is not a doctor or specialist.
The Alpha Omega dance drew the Colman Clarke bridal party and visiting guests during the holiday period. Attendees enjoyed stylish attire and refreshments described as par excellent.
Mrs. Harvey Derr hosted a warm family reunion as her children and grandchildren gathered to wish her a merry Christmas. The gathering brought plentiful gifts and cheer, leaving the mother and kin happier and hopeful for the season.
Miss Lina Bosshard entertained three Universalist Sunday school classes at her home Thursday afternoon. There were twenty present.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Hixon and sons Lloyd and Pennell of Mankato Minnesota visit Mr. G. C. Hixon for Colman Clarke wedding festivities. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. J. Poehling and others at a Thursday card evening with John Elliott Henry Rooney and J. F. in attendance.
McDonough J C Safford and Mr and Mrs Campbell of Winnipeg will leave tomorrow night for their Pasadena home. Mr and Mrs J M Hixon and their five children and maids plan a city visit. Mrs C J Lee and daughters Virginia and Charlotte of Winnipeg are spending Sunday with Mrs Lee's brother E Houghton at 1514 Vine Street.
Chicago workers will see roughly a twenty percent pay reduction as a result of a worsening city finances after a court ruling limits taxes. The decision creates panic over the city’s ability to raise funds for the budget and services.
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