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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1922
Page
4
In Cleveland and at Great Lakes ports, new vessel carging charges set below wartime rates have spurred a sudden revival of freight and passenger movement. Shipowners report boats fitting out rapidly, fleets expanding, and a sharp rise in itinerant seamen demand as the postwar freight boom returns.
At Sivx Wisconsin, Guernsey sale set top prices with 45 head consigned by Cran county breeders. Inderella Daisy of Mound City sold for 460, Daisy of Limwood brought strong bids, and several cows fetched around 240 to 250 per head, with most offerings above 200.
A senate tariff change proposed to remove casein from free status and tax it at fifty cents per pound faced opposition from a committee representing the coated paper industry. They argued the action raises casein prices, hurts U S. paper makers, and drives demand to foreign, notably German, imports. Martin Cantine of Saugerties, N Y, urged that domestic casein supply cannot meet production needs and warned of increased prices.
The Rev. Thomas J Irwin former pastor of the First Presbyterian church says he was attacked and beaten near the city last night. He could not discuss the alleged assault, and few details were available. County officials found him at H F Wood's home nine miles away in a weakened condition with most of his clothing torn.
Houston report identifies David B. Robertstm of Cleveland as new president of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen succeeding W. S. Carter. The Tokio cabinet of Premier Takahashi resigned. Myps Lillia Moore, noted stage beauty, died in Ta.
A New York shop for women showcases elegant tobacco accessories from velvet interiors to jeweled holders and custom blends. Owners Mrs. B. A. Cassidy and Miss Harriet Douglas say stylish smokers range from New Yorkers to women from Kansas City and Omaha, with many brands monogrammed and color matched to outfits.
In a Galesville Republican item, citizen asks how prices rise toward fifty. Dustin Stas explains that higher profits trigger higher surtaxes, which then necessitate more profits to cover the taxes. The exchange frames a cyclical tax impact on pricing dynamics.
Normal school closes with morning commencement at 9:30. Rev. Co. Rowlson of the local Congregational church delivers the address on Sacred Callings How Shall We Answer Them. Music featured by the Music Study Club with The Sea Fairies cantata by Tennyson and performances by Bernice MacDonald Trane and Mrs Robt Whelpley.
Miss Ruby Gerling Mrs P Cilley Watkins kihark the lark Schubert Miss Bernica MacDonald Accompanist Miss Elizabeth George provide names of performers and accompanist for an unspecified concert or recital with unclear context.
In a light rural note from Gallatin, Mrs Benham quips that both hens have laid again while Mr Benham confirms a steady relay of eggs. The brief item captures a domestic farming moment with plain humor.
An old beauty tip advises women to remove unwanted facial hair using a delatone paste mixed with water. Apply for 2 to 3 minutes, rub off, and wash. Ensure the delatone is genuine and mixed fresh as needed for best results.
Smith W. Brookhart of Washington led in the Republican race for U S senator from Iowa as returns from a portion of precincts showed early Tuesday. Other figures included Charles E. Pickett 28,638 and Clifford Thorne 24,080 with several contenders vying in the statewide primary. Feminine candidates also contested for state offices with mixed early returns across precincts.
A vintage beauty tip promotes mixing two lemons with three ounces of Orchard White to create a quarter pint lemon bleach. The lotion is applied to face arms and hands, claimed to whiten skin gently and evenly without irritation.
Treasurer candidate trails by 7,098 votes with 635 precincts counted while W J Burbank leads 41,400 to 33,302 in the race. Miss Lillian Leffert trails TW GC Ramsay by about two to one for secretary of state across 649 precincts. All current congressmen lead in incomplete four district contests as three candidates vie for the Burton E Sweet vacancy in the third district with T J B Robinson and Charles O Ryan among the contenders.
An advertisement warns against cheap laundry bars saying most contain filler that weakens cloth and offers the Palmolive Green Arrow as the all soap option with olive oil and naphtha. The writer credits a chemist for testing 27 brands, urges readers to switch, and claims Green Arrow cleans better and lasts longer, urging grocers to stock it.
A clipped line notes a metaphor about salt savoring broth and labor yielding pleasure, attributed to Downey. The text is fragmentary, offering a lone proverb-like observation with unclear source details.
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