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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1914
Page
10
The speaker argues for nationalizing the Wisconsin Idea, curbing state and federal costs, and avoiding higher taxes by delaying permanent improvements. He advocates tariff reform, trusts regulation, and a federal marketing commission to aid farmers and consumers, plus a federal inheritance tax to fund government.
Gov Eberhart arrived by train from the west to Rushford Minnesota for the sixtieth anniversary of the Highland Prairie Norwegian Lutheran Congregation at Spring Valley. He spoke on character and reform, praised the church, and noted Scandinavian influence while visiting Home Coming and Young People's day events.
Notes from Rushford report marriages of Hilma Thompson to Milton White of Mason City Iowa with Rev Foster officiating. Dorotha Paulson wed Soren Hagen at Highland Prairie Lutheran Church. Reunions and personals list local guests, trips, and property purchases amid town happenings.
The Ver non County Training school in Viroqua will present commencement exercises at the Tabernacle with music, an address by Arthur E. Gringie, diplomas presented by P. Morgan, and senior class songs. Enrolled graduates include Opal Bernard, Edith Calhoon, Beatrice Erickson, Alberta Graham, Vinnie Green, Ella Hanson, Alma Larson, Ethel Latta, Claraly Page, Olive Le Page, Violet McCauley, Leona McCoy, Blanche Nichols, Paris North, Marion Opsahl, Nellie Sallander, Thea Sherry, Guy Smith, Louis Smith, Elia Thompson, Goldie Wakefield, Ruby Weber, Harry Welch and Susie Welch.
J. Kane, a Los Angeles banker and former prospect, located his son in Toronto Ontario after twenty-five years apart. Kane had lost track of his wife and infant during a westward prospecting trip. The son had used his mother's maiden name Thompson, and a fortune awaits him.
Wi l McOwen, millwright, is recovering in Memphis after a ripsaw severed his liver and abdomen. He required more than 104 stitches to close the wounds, with his liver held together by numerous sutures.
William Walker of La Crosse high school earned the league’s top individual debate average and yesterday was presented with a large banner by Appleton authorities recognizing the achievement.
A man in a small one-street town faces trouble as he dodges his creditors, creating tension among locals and prompting uneasy talks about debts and repayment.
Green Bay Wisconsin June 10 testimony before the Wisconsin vice commission featured Dr Robert E Minnahan former mayor declaring silk stocking fellows men who spend time in automobiles ruined many marks He urged regulated houses of prostitution claiming they are necessary while urging families to guard their own. Dr Joseph Berlin noted venereal disease treatment composing about 30 percent of his practice and suggested public resorts have some support. Banker Joseph H Taylor called Saturday night dances a prolific evil and said most citizens favor a clear city.
The piece notes the wedding season rising in June may drive demand for pickle dishes. It wryly observes that men squander energy praising others, and that brains alone do not guarantee wealth, suggesting a humorous cultural reflection.
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