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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1908
Page
3
The document shows Frank H Burgess subscribed and sworn to before A E Bleekman Notary Public on June 30 1908. The record notes a formal affirmation by Burgess with notarial certification.
The Saenger festival returns to La Crosse Wisconsin with events scheduled July 23 to 26 featuring performances, screenings, and community activities across local venues. Organizers invite residents and visitors to celebrate cinema and music heritage.
The Minneapolis Tribune republican editor weighs vice presidential picks and favors Sherman over Kern while noting Kern’s limited office record. It questions Kern’s independence from party control, cites Indiana leadership and past defeats, and hints at strategic support from Governor candidate Marshall.
The excerpt argues Kern could appeal beyond the solid south and compares him to prior nominees like Davis Stevenson Sewall and Cleveland era figures. It suggests Democrats seek a stronger VP pick than Kern by pointing to past, more proven nominees.
The Sparta Advertiser notes the Milwaukee Free Press headline about a growing candidate stirring interest. The piece frames the developing contest as more intense and competitive, signaling rising attention in local politics.
A discussion on historic and modern forms of resigning from Parliament by seeking the Stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds. The piece explains how this nominal post enables MPs to retire or seek re election, the unwritten ban on same day appointments, and how the process preserves constituent approval in a constitutional framework.
Milwaukee Journal asks whether Wisconsin would have paired Aldrich with La Follette or sent a second progressive to the Senate. It ponders how a two senator pair could have shaped the currency bill fight and influenced the Chicago convention.
W D Connor supports Stephenson for senator. both are Scotch Canadian North Wisconsin lumbermen and millionaires. The Madison State Journal calls blood thicker than water, noting Irish ties.
Mrs Frank Winter is named to the Zahraks Ladies reception committee in Minneapolis to greet visiting shrines and their ladies at the Masonic temple.
Rev. E. B. Edmunds of Baraboo led a Sunday school conference at the Tabernacle Baptist church last evening. The event continues in the Sunday school rooms and invites all to attend.
A pleasure boat carrying 75 people sank while traveling from Manila to Corregidor Island. Twenty five people drowned and fifty survivors were rescued by the British steamer Suveric. three of the victims were Americans.
A Delineator humorous quotation shows a daughter confessing to her father that if mother died she would like to marry him. The exchange highlights childlike wit and family dynamics with a playful tone.
A humorous Leslie's Weekly exchange notes a child asking to move into a new home as Mrs K tells her children about Adam and Eve. Dialogue snippets show urban humor about initiation into a mother-in-law society and playful cross talk.
Van Dyke and Eaton present The Girl From California described as a top western drama never before shown at low prices. Shows run tonight Saturday and Sunday matinee and night with intermission specialties by Cully and Mips. Amateurs prize contest Saturday night and a Walkover shoe pair given away each performance. Engagement closes Sunday night.
Letter from W E Barber disputing a reported warrant over a smoke nuisance at Modern Steam Laundry. He defends burning coal to power a plant and urges more smoke to boost business in La Crosse, citing Chicago as example. He pledges to obey city commands while praising industrial smokestacks.
New Arrival asks about storing valuables in the safe, while St Peter dismisses necessity. New Arrival cites trouble with impregnable institutions in New York, expressing nervousness amid the discussion in Life magazine’s dialogue.
A Richmond Times Dispatch quip recounts a Springfield Massachusetts tale of a man who loved four witty women but could not choose a wife. The poem reflects on how time passes and all four move on to marry others, leaving him a bachelor.
The Rough Rider Jack Abernethy boasts he can catch a wolf alive by the lower jaw with his bare hand. On a Washington visit he refuses to answer a political question, saying he is indifferent to it, like a backwoods wife watching a bear fight.
A Delineator anecdote recalls a Sunday school moment where Mary explains to Bert that God looks like a potato. She notes God has eyes on all sides, and a potato is the only thing she knows with that feature.
John A. Gill recounts Carleton C Crane receiving a surprising shipment. An express wagon delivered 920 pounds of money and 10 000 dollars in Mexican coins to the office, with Crane joking about access to the Mexican Central office while praising Vanderbilt as a prince.
The fragment notes a trip to New York lasting three weeks and asks why a copy was not requested. It includes a meta joke about jokes on Three Weeks being throttled and destroyed, attributed to Cornell Widow.
An unusual name Cholmondely stands out as a notable golfer at a local fair event. Spectators remark on his distinctive face and the crowd feeling drawn to watch his game as fees and interest rise among attendees.
Vic Morris confronts Philip Calmont at Dick Finnan’s cottageWhile Vida Bryan remains distant Morris and Calmont square off over loyalties and mannersThe scene unfolds amid old oak furniture and springtime dim light in a Camer onian village setting
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