La Crosse Tribune Leader-Press history and staff listing
The La Crosse Tribune Leader-Press announces staff positions and offices, noting ownership by Brayton and Burgess, with publishing and editorial contacts in La Crosse Wisconsin. Additional details reference syndicate affiliation and Associated Press membership.
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Fio Newenaper
St Pesiness
Ieditorial Department
Phon Tavertaine
Cone
Hunte Fase West Agu SE Chiensor
Nton & Woodway
Victor Bullator
Tuasay City
Motor Ateutl Oectiean
Decroit
Mich
Avanti
al Rey Dispatches
Age Ine
Anite
Debate Over State Board of Education Aims Reflect Policy
The text defends the state board of education against abolition, arguing it promotes cooperation and balanced policy amid decentralized schooling. It praises the board's ability to measure costs, study social welfare, and provide information that can guide state education policy, warning against cynicism toward centralized coordination.
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State Board of Education
Poli Sans
Debate Over Education Policy Sparks Decades-Long Debate
The text critiques education policy as vital for civilization, urging a conscious society to balance liberty and responsibility. It notes chaos globally and argues for inquiry into education, referencing the Skogmo bill and desires for decentralized yet coordinated funding, while accepting progress already made.
Bavaria and France Clash Over Rhine Occupation Ties
An American dispatch notes Britain and Italy fear ending the Rhine occupation and lifting a 26 percent customs barrier. France resists until Germany proves sincere in treaty obligations, citing Bavaria's disarmament reluctance as a key reason to maintain sanctions. Statesmen credit public opinion with a short memory.
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Britain
Italy
Rhine
Germany
Bavaria
France
Berlizi
Orgesch
Einwohnerwehr
Berlin
Fire destroys Clark and Clark livery barn at Fifth Street
Yesterday afternoon a blaze gutted the Clark and Clark livery barn at 322 South Fifth Street. Two firemen were overcome and one was seriously cut by glass. seventeen horses perished, forty carriages and sleighs burned. Mrs. William L. Smith died this morning at 322, peritonitis, age about 45. Rev. Leonard and Rev. Fogg are noted church figures arriving to lead local congregations this month. The item also mentions various local notices and events from twenty and thirty years ago.
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Clark and Clark
South Fifth Street
DNL
William L. Smith
W. DL. Smith
Smith Manufacturing Co
Redwood Falls
Minn
Smith
First Presbyterian Church
Leonard
Tabernacle Baniat Church
Charleston
Tabernacle
Avon and
Clinton Streets
George Fogg
Ore
Waffles and Work Bring Engineer Love to Valley Shack
Stephen Hart ridge, a mining engineer, stays near Mrs Ward's boarding house. Mary Ward, the cook's daughter, bonds with him over waffles and courtship amid dangers of a mining claim. A rescue visit ends his confinement as papers free him and he plans another claim. The piece closes with a meteorological aside on atmospheric weight.
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Stephen
Hartridge
Ward
Amont
Stor ‘Phen
Mary
Mrs. Ward
Ms. Hartridge
Marr
Stephen. Hartridge
Hill
Meng
Mim
Stephen Hartridge
Steve
Stephen Hart Tlage
the McClure
Eating Contests Teach Moderation in College Days
A reminiscence recalls eating races in college dorms where friends piled food to the limit, then suffered stomach aches. Lessons emerged to eat moderately, avoid overeating, and focus on balanced meals with more vegetables. The narrator notes personal change and urges prudent eating.
Birthday note on Jefferson Davis and fabricated 1905 date
A scrambled, garbled item claims Jefferson Davis born on June 3 1905 and references Lincoln, the Civil War, and a confused modern context. It weaves quoted phrases, puzzles, and a Boys and Girls piece by Bob Shawkey about tips for pitchers as a teaser for tomorrow’s issue.
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Fefferson Davis
American Statesman
Abraham Lincoln
David
Bob Shawkey
New York American League Baseball Club
Attic Books Prove Worthless to a Collector's Eye
A family stores vast attic volumes from Dr William era arguing most are obsolete. A bookseller offers ten dollars for the lot as readers debate value. Only the bundles of old newspapers and unique subject glimpses hold lasting interest, revealing history’s need for daily life over grand trends.
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Arith
Chewing Gum Bill of Nation Exceeds Funds for Missions
In Grand Forks North Dakota a theosological xerinary for the English Lutheran Synod of the Northwest will be erected in Farzo Wis. Officers for three conferences elected Thursday include Jr. Kent Gebhard Kenosha as president C A Kipns Waterloo as secretary and J Wiomer Milwaukee as treasurer. A speaker at the convention notes America spends more on chewing gum in a year than on foreign missions. He cites 15 million dollars for chewing gum and 12 million for missions in the past year.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Luther
Farzo
Wismards
Wisconsin
Canterever
Jr. Kent
Gebhard
Kenosha
A. Kipns
Waterloo
J. Wiomer
Milwaukee
America
Roads to Hire 10000 in Pacific Shops
Officials announced 7000 to 10000 workers will be re employed July 1 in the Northern Pacific and Great Northern railroad shops due to wage reductions. The move follows a direct result assessment by one official. Thumb Nail Grows Slowly. The thump nail stews were slowly painful.
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Pais
Northern Pacific
Great Northern Railroad
Chocolate candy balls and kitchen tips from a youth section
A chaotic collage of recipe steps for chocolate coated candy balls with notes on sugar water dough, plus crowdsourced youth stories. It includes playful anecdotes about graduates, future careers, and a prompt inviting readers to write about their best stories for the boys and area sections.
Abe Martin Ike Moots quits job amid chronic jewelry woes
Local item notes Abe Martin Ike Moots leaves his saw mill post though the columnist hints the idea wasn’t entirely new. The piece then shifts to a humorous aside about a jewelry store assignment and an abundance of earrings. It also mentions ancient cisterns still serving Tunis, with some linked to Carthage and reportedly in use.
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Ike Moots
Tunis
Carthage
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