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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1911
Page
3
Frank H. Burgess of the La Crosse Tribune swears the actual number of copies printed and circulated in May 1911 as stated. sworn before A. E Bleekman Notary Public on June 1 1911.
The New York World explains that Texas will invest 25 million dollars in roads this year tied to a single historic vote in Indiana. The chain starts with Senator Hennegan’s deciding Senate vote for Texas annexation, traced to Madison Marsh elected by a one vote margin in Indiana.
An officer at the navy department notes surprises for the second division officers upon reaching Germany and mentions Kaiser William’s continued habit of visiting foreign fleets. The Kaiser is described as vigorous at night and day, with a fanciful image of him approaching an American battleship after a state dinner.
The army and Navy Journal notes that the emperor treats each visiting vessel as a chance to scrutinize details from new ranges and plumbing systems. He aims to absorb practical naval innovations and improve the German fleet through careful observation.
The New York World editorial argues Taft can appeal to both parties on Canadian reciprocity, exposing flaws across parties. It criticizes stand-patism, insurgency, and plutocratic temptations while praising lawmakers who pursue progress, national honor, and the president's just cause.
The Chicago Tribune mocks Rudyard Kipling for producing political verse in response to the declaration of London. It laments a misapplied muse and warns the Board of Trade fears that war could trigger English starvation, while praising better stories.
State of Ohio Toledo Lucas county sworn by Frank J. Cheney senior partner of F J Cheney & Co that the firm will pay one hundred dollars for each uncured catarrh case. Oath dated December 6 1886 before A W Gleason seal. They claim hall's catarrh cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offer testimonials. Sold by all druggists 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Wisconsin legislature asks for a senatorial investigation into Senator Isaac Stephenson's right to his seat. Vice President Sherman receives the inquiry, setting the stage for federal scrutiny of the Wisconsin seat.
Indiana appellate judge A. A. Adams recounts a tale of a horse trader who misreads profit without math skills. A trader asks for his percent of profit after buying at 25 dollars and selling at 175, the teacher replies that the figure is not profit but larceny.
A brief note suggests that being a rolling stone does not guarantee wealth or high spending power. It hints at perceptions of status and money without detailing specific individuals or events.
Thousands of women owe youthful appearance to Newbro s Herpicide. Hair remains soft glossy and fluffy with a healthy natural growth. It wards dandruff and hair loss. the genuine deterrent for dandruff germs. One dollar bottles sold with guarantee by leading druggists. Send 10 cents for sample and booklet.
A Milwaukee Sentinel item recalls Willie waking early on July fourth and igniting a loaded firecracker. It explodes, leaving Willie a wreck, and a fear the same mishap will recur next year as he learns a hard lesson.
Col Scotchem plans a quiet rest after a hard retreat but is awakened by a gunshot. His servant Mac reassures him that the shot came from a mouse he dispatched to avoid waking the colonel. The humorous exchange ends with relief and a quick nap planned.
A naval officer takes Bobby to visit another officer’s family after a tropical cruise. A red and blue parrot captivates the boy until a squawk and frightened cry reveal a bleeding finger. Bobby’s brave reply ends with a child’s remark about the bird’s hard face.
An Episcopal bishop visiting a New England town noted with irritation that his host in the pews lagged behind the congregation during the Apostles Creed. At dinner the eminent divine asked why the host could not “descend into hell” with the rest of the parish.
The Washington Star recounts Frivolous versus sensible women through Annie Gerton's ledger of work in the kitchen to sway a suitor. Annie bakes all day and serves a meal to prove capability over looks, while a pivotal question tests her sister Kate in a blunt marriage choice. The piece ends with economic notes on lumber prices from 1899 to 1909.
In a perilous scene, Erik and Christine struggle in rising floodwater, clutching an iron tree under a dome. They search for an air hole as walls slip away and fear of drowning grows. a final cry echoes with the strange murmur of guggling and barrels.
The daroga recounts a terrifying escape with M. de Chagny amid torture and dreams of death. He describes a quiet room detail by detail from memory in his Rue de Rivoli flat, asserting Christine Dane’s devotion saved them and preserving a chilling narrative echo.
Best kidney remedy praised by Mrs. Kate Wise of La Crosse for relief from disordered kidneys and backache after trying other preparations. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's.
In the Opera cellars Erik tends the injured Persian and the sleeping M. de Chagny. Christine Dane sits by the fireside as Erik plans to move them to the Surface. The Persian recalls a murder tied to Count Philippe's corpse found on the lakebank, while Erik’s machinations unfold in the underground maze.
A ten year old immigrant Frank from the Netherlands writes a comic description of his schoolhouse in class. The paper notes he describes a building between Twentieth Street and Van Raalte Avenue with eight rooms split four up four down. He misstates colors the high sides white boards black and the anger yellow.
William Bender twenty three from Jackson street was removed from the courtroom to the county jail after being found guilty of stealing a hose worth three to four dollars. He claimed he only borrowed it to clean a shed and promised to return it. He received a ten day sentence.
Vernon County Training School begins its second annual six week session at the Viroqua high school with second and third grade branches. Instructors are W. P. Colburn A. E. Smith and Miss Georgia Wellars. Field artillery from Fort Leavenworth and Fort Sheridan arrives at the fairgrounds in full gear for mobilization at Sparta.
A number of Viroqua residents toured the camp and observed the residents' way of life with interest, noting customs, daily routines, and camp activities.
In Farmersburg township four independent districts rejected consolidation by a large majority. The Fisher funeral reports Joseph Hennis, a locomotive engineer killed in a Walworth Wisconsin wreck, arrived by special train from North McGregor and was buried at the Catholic cemetery with over fifty engineers from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers in attendance. This marks the second resident engineer death in three months.
A large coast passenger steamer named Spokane struck rocks in Seymour narrows off Vancouver and was beached after wireless messages from Point Grey. Two passengers are missing while the rest and crew were rescued by lifeboats.
Milwaukee on July 1 opening session of the thirteenth annual meeting of the Wisconsin Association of Local Fire Underwriters and Insurance Agents raised the issue of condemning fire underwriters agencies annexes or alliances.
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