Fragmented 1804 La Crosse newspaper masthead text
An OCR fragment from a 1804 La Crosse newspaper shows a masthead with "LACROSSE TRIBUNE AND LEADER- PRESS" along with publishing details, names of press syndicate affiliations, and biblical quotes. The text appears garbled and includes publication and postal information, editor names, and a quoted scripture.
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Lacrosse
Tribune and Leader-Press
Eustasy
ARK 2
Byurs
Bate
la Crosse
Wis
Leader-Press
Avene Que Theung
Puam
Aga Anl
Hoover’s Council of Engineers Elevates Industrial Harmony
A leading editorial praises Merbert Hoover’s Council of Engineers for its practical, ground‑level approach to industrial relations. It argues engineers can unite capital and labor by data driven analysis, avoiding rigid ideological stances, and notes the first report assigns responsibility for waste to both employers and workers.
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Hoover
Council of Engineers
Erbert Hoover
Conference
Labor and Capital
Feld
Aubor
Merbert Hoover
Engineering Council
Eil
Nation wide cooperation urged to solve common problems
The piece argues individual troubles reflect broader national issues and call for nationwide cooperation. It praises the engineering council for framing problems in common terms and gathering comparable statistics to shift perspective toward solutions. It notes achieving such perspective is easier said than done.
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Engineering Council
Road map aids La Crosse motorists before long trips
The Tribune and Leader-Press urges readers to study the official Wisconsin highway map at its office before major drives. The weekly updated map, compiled by state highway engineers, shows the trunk system, road conditions, detours, and construction progress to help motorists plan tours with security and convenience.
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la Crosse
Tribune and Leader-Press
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Tribune
One Daylight Saving Dilemma Divides La Crosse
In La Crosse the daylight saving debate unsettles residents as businesses and railroads split between standard and daylight time. Citizens fear ongoing confusion and friction until a general consensus is reached, hoping for orderly time observance next year.
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la Crosse
Church News and Lutheran Seminary Graduates Highlight Faith Trends
The Pac Federal Council of Churches backs a Federal Department of Education with a secretary in the president’s cabinet and accuses Catholics of obstructing the plan. The Missouri Synod reports one of its largest graduation classes as demand for new ministers grows, with St Louis and Springfield seminary enrollments noted. Ecclesiastical conferences across denominations show women’s official status unchanged. Book publishing sees rising religious titles and mixed pricing dynamics as costs stay high while retail prices ease.
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Pac Federal Council of Churches
Federal
Department of Education
Department of Public Welfare
United States
Canada
Missouri Synod
The
Lutheran Church
Lutheran Publicity Bureau
St. Louis
Springfield
America
Meetings of Friends
United Brethren
Reformed
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Bid for Stronger Dry Law
The Wisconsin legislature, amid vetoes and debates, continues work on the dry law agenda as Governor Blaine signals a tougher enforcement bill. The Matheson measure is vetoed, while a new proposal to replace it with stricter provisions is expected to be introduced and argued through the week.
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Madison
Wis
Mathe Ures
League
Matheson
Blaine
Associated Press
Senate
Anti-Saloon League
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Isiah
Our
Church News
Church News Association
John St. Commons
Uber
Kuckuck
Huber
Consersation Commission
Evil Service Commissions
Assembly
Special Legislative Investigating Committee
Pacific Northwest
Brunswick Records
Sam Ash Singing
Noelke
Odin J. Oyen
Main Street
Wejhaupt-Savage Co, Inc
4Th St
Reo
Weihaupt-Savage Co., Inc
Baker-Niebuhr Company
Jay
Price
Lancing
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