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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
4
Mrs George Arbuckle received her first month alimony in pennies in an oil can. The 3500 pennies were lubricated with oil, costing 45 cents in express charges. She paid the money into a bank, then learned cents are not legal tender for sums over 25 cents and plans to refuse any future penny remittances.
Portland Oregon January 29. Daughters of F E Rickert former Chicagoan head for conflict zones. Frances a London hospital nurse, Ethel seeks to aid munitions in France, Edith travels toward India to gain material for stories amid reported native uprisings.
Miss Susie Stockschlacher, 22, formerly of Rochester New York, is widely regarded as America’s champion woman orange grower. She started with five acres and now manages land and nursery stock producing about $15,000 annually, with $5,000 in budded trees and thousands of citrus trees ready for spring market.
Farmers seek Susie for guidance in the al ter market and grove work. The girl, seen in overalls and a blue shirt, performs hard labor beside male hands, and her practical tips reportedly help them profit.
The historic Cameron House in Lafayette Square becomes the all year headquarters for the Congressional Union for woman suffrage with Mrs. Alia M. Dean of California in charge. She led suffrage efforts at the San Francisco convention and ran the suffrage booth at the Panama Pacific exposition as campaigners press lawmakers and the lobbyists move into the new center.
Instructions for marmalades with carrot and apple, detailing selecting carrots or apples, simmering, sieving, combining pulp with sugar and lemon juice, boiling times, and canning. Includes carrot marmalade with lemon rind and almonds and a lemon marmalade with rind and sugar proportions from Mothers' Magazine.
The article praises photography as seeing and feeling, not just records, and urges a local camera club to form. It previews future exhibits from amateur groups to a potential American Federation of Arts loan show, with plans for lectures and broader public access.
A fragmented line hints at a column titled Did You Ever Notice discussing who forms the main part of the crowd or group in a given context. The readable portion offers no clear details, names, dates, or places to confirm a complete subject or conclusion.
A New York police inspector’s daughter elopes with a garage keeper after stealing $250,000 in securities from bank deposits. Detectives locate the couple in Palm Beach. The aunt threatens legal action against the man who had recently secured a divorce under court terms.
The Wisconsin Fish and Game Protection and Propagation League passes resolutions praising President John P Bird for his untiring leadership through a difficult period. It endorses incorporating as a non dividend association and urges education on wildlife conservation through Wisconsin State University and a funded conservation commission.
Community notices list residents at various addresses with illnesses visits and returns. Individuals include Mrs. Blankley at St James Street, S. B. Spencer at 1622 Berlin Street, Ruth Carrington in Savanna, John Lier moving to 1637 Wood Street, and many others with home-based updates and health status. The section closes with a note from John P. Bird, President, praising league work and calling for continued support.
Recipe instructions describe whipping thick cream with powdered sugar and maraschino cherries, folding, placing in a mold, and chilling in a cooker kettle surrounded by ice and salt for three hours.
The United States in 1913 exported a notable quantity of peanut products to Sweden, reflecting early 20th century international commerce. The item highlights the volume of American agricultural exports to Sweden during that year.
Herbert Updike and his brother Irving were accused in Chicago of plotting to murder their father Furman P. Updike. A confession was reportedly obtained and a police overheard an exchange with Irving. The younger man had just secured a license to wed cabaret dancer Miss Nelly De Onsonne, a match opposed by the father.
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