TOA 7617 Notary Public 7603 7607
A fragmented OCR entry lists TOA numbers 7617 and 7603 along with Notary Public 7607, dated Sun 17 through Wed 20. No clear event context or identities provided.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1914
Page
3
Philharmonic wage dispute stalls community music plans
Secretary Schuman voices belief that minimum pricing in Philharmonic society services benefits professional musicians. He argues the society should yield profits for some members while delivering enjoyment and uplift to all. A settlement between union members and the amateur group is seen as necessary for full community musical benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuman
Philharmonic Society
Union
la Crosse
Baseball devotion strains a businessman’s sleep
An anxious wife cautions Harry that his fixation on baseball may affect his mind. He defends it as outdoor relaxation and recalls hearing himself speak of highballs in his sleep, suggesting the habit has become overpowering.
Seek Northern Lands Stimulating Forest County Settlement
Reports from Forest county indicate settlers are arriving faster than before. In Crandon thirteen land purchases by individuals are noted and Armstrong Creek shows a surge in arrivals in recent weeks. County growth has been slow, but locals now believe visitors can be persuaded to move by seeing what is available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest County
Crandon
Armstrong Creek
America
Virginia
John Smith
Alford
Mr. Farraday
Mary
Betty
Dane’s Hill
Farraday
Smith
Mr. Watton
Blackwall
Wingfield
Maxwell
Downes
Susan Constant
Newport
London Company
Discovery
England
Philharmonic and Union Players Unite for City Good
In La Crosse the Philharmonic Society and the Musicians Union pledge unity to promote shared aims. Leaders Leigh Toland and Herman Schuman dispute only a pricing issue, not union policy, and affirm mutual support. An anecdote from a San Francisco Union Ironworks shift shows cross language humor about a hammer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philharmonic Society
la Crosse
Musicians
Leigh Toland
Herman Schuman
Toland
Tribune
Philharmoic
Union
Schuman
Union Ironworks
San Francisco
Teuton In
Potato seed stock moves to Colorado markets
Potato growers across the upper counties report strong demand for seed stock with shipments expanding from Langlade county to Colorado potato districts. The state had long claimed a monopoly on good patronage, but recent shipments span from the Atlantic to the Pacific and to the gulf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Pacific
Gulf
Langlade
Colorado
State fair support boosts booster role and display halls
The article notes everyone supports the state fair this year and that it will boost the state. It calls for enlarging county display buildings, saying cramped past conditions were a drawback and that the issue will be remedied.
Butler Glaenzer at Players Club teases Skrawle feud
Butler Glaenzer at the New York Players' Club recounts a writer feud over Trash magazine declining Mrs. Skrawle's article for its Wives of Great Men series. Glaenzer notes the author’s bad temper as the reason behind the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Glaenzer
Players’ Club
New York
Skrawle
Mr. Glaenzer
Mr. Gleenzer
Trash Magazine
Whittier Poem of Faith and Comfort in Sorrow
A Whittier verse recounts longing for divine comfort and guidance on life’s dark paths. It asks for God’s strength near in loss, forgiving grace, and a peaceful afterlife among heaven’s healing trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greenleaf Whittier
Home paper editor dreams with clipped quirky copy
The reader imagines editing a local paper six days a week with odd clipped items. Examples include Mrs Jones cutting herself with a can opener in a pantry and Piketown stones striking Mr Pike in an alley. Other notes mention John Doe climbing a roof for a leak and Harold Green escorting Miss Violet Wise home when a savage dog appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Cactus Creek
Piketown
Pike
John Doe
Harold Green
Violet Wise
Foot Care Ad Promises Quick Relief With TIZ Miracle
An OCR fragment markets TIZ foot relief with brash claims of swift cures for burning, swollen, and painful feet, corns, bunions, and odors. It touts a 25 cent box and a year’s relief for a quarter, urging readers to buy at drug or department stores.
Getting Better Cows in Upper Wisconsin Counties
The article notes rising demand for higher quality cows among Wisconsin farmers in the northern counties. Small settlers previously relied on local merchants and banks for stock, but demand now outpaces individual supply, prompting organized county efforts and shipments of cow carloads from southern Wisconsin to Mari nette Langdale Oneida Rusk and Douglas. Outside buyers will face strong competition as the north mobilizes to meet the need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Marinette
Langdale
Oneida
Rusk
Douglas
Our 10 month old daughter cured by Cuticura Soap
A Jackson Missouri mother reports her ten month old daughter suffered a widespread eruptive rash with bloody sores. After trying various treatments the family used Cuticura Soap and Ointment and says the child slept better within days and was totally well after one week. August F. Bartels signs the note dated November 25, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
August F. Bartels
Cuticura Soap Promises Hair and Scalp Benefits
To remove dandruff and promote hair growth, Cuticura Soap is advised for frequent use with Cuticura Ointment dressings. Sold by druggists with a free 32 page Skin Book. Shaving and shampooing with Cuticura Soap is claimed best for skin and scalp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuticura
Dept. T
Boston
Local Burro Incidents Reported in Public Square
Report mentions assailant biting Mr Green four times in the public square and Mr Long being kicked south of the corncrib while harnessing a broncho last Saturday. No further identifying details provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Green
Mr. Long
Rain Seeking Faith Converts Kansas Congregations
A Kansas woman recalls her husband attending church to pray for rain in a drought region. The joke notes he wore a rain coat overshoes and carried an old umbrella, returning with a better umbrella though no rain fell. The story is a humor quote from the London Evening Standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
London Evening Standard
Boy dashes home to escape both parents
A boy, believing in the proverb to choose the lesser evil, runs full speed and crashes into a minister. He explains he aims to reach home before his father spanks him, not his mother, prompting surprised questioning from the minister.
Getting New Viewpoint The Roth Brothers Store in Superior
The Roth Brothers run a large store in Superior and own an 850 acre farm a few miles away with 400 acres improved. Two years ago they planned to sell the farm and trialed alfalfa to boost demand. They fattened hogs on the alfalfa and then chose not to sell the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Brothers
Superior
Suitor’s bold plea for daughter’s hand faced with wit
A young man asks for the hand of the heir’s daughter. The father, calm and sharp, quips that he means the hand used to sign checks, turning a tense moment into humor.
Fool question deserves a fool answer says Irishman
A London Answers quip notes an Irishman stating a horse has eight legs one at each corner and two on each side. He asserts a foolish question deserves a foolish reply, implying wisdom in the retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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