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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1914

Page

12

Wisconsin Commission Sets Hours for Women in Pea Canning

Madison June 12 The industrial commission issues new orders governing women’s work hours in Wisconsin pea packing. In 1913 eighty factories produced 73 million cans of peas valued at about six million dollars. Women and children worked, with limits of 12 hours per day during rush periods and up to fifteen such days, plus nine and a half hours rest between shifts, under safety standards. Fines last year were collected from fifteen firms.

Madison Wis The Industrial Commission Wisconsin Pea Packing Companies Wisconsin United States

Roses in Portland parade decorate Rose Festival scene

It was estimated that more than 3,000,900 cut roses were used in the decorations of the floral parade held in Portland in connection with the annual Rose Festival. The parade included hundreds of pure bred horses from the Northwestern Cityhunt Clubs and about 1,900 motor vehicles, both pleasure and commercial, in the procession.

Portland Ore

Feeding stock expansion reaches Ladysmith market

Upper Wisconsin markets show growing feeding stock with a trainload of sheep shipped to the Darlington ranch near Ladysmith. Shawano county and many northern counties have entered the industry with notable success.

Upper Wisconsin Ladysmith Darlington Ranch Shawano County

Local Proverb Draft on Self-Reliance in Business

A reflective saying notes that no one who cannot sew their own fabric can succeed in the business world. The quip underscores self reliance and skill as key to achievement.

Miss Julia McCarthy Ill With Peritonitis Near Caledonia

Caledonia Minnesota notes Mrs J M Doyle arrived from Minneapolis to visit her sister Miss Julia McCarthy who is very ill with peritonitis at her home three miles south of town. The column also lists local residents returning from school travel and upcoming weddings.

Caledonia Minn J. M. Doyle Minneapolis Julia McCarthy Dorothy Collins Edna Kruger Chicago Georgina Lemmen Winona Normal State Farm Hellickson Ruth Estelle Hellickson Martin Walhus Frances Lapham Crookston Minnn Lola Lapham J. Eichen Clare Ridgeway John Shadbolt The State University C. M. Bacon Son Illsworth Cushing Wis Clarence Lyman Mr. Bacon Frank Palen Elizabeth Nicks Dubuque Margaret Hingsberger St. Cloud Arvilla Belden Franklin G. Kuster Emma Meserall Jung Duluth M. Houlihan J. Loveless Colleran la Crosse David Morarity Herman Kreger Hs Wand Spring Grove A. L. Nimptz Amharus E. Kerrigan Lansing J. Brophy Edward Collins Angella O’reilly Dorchester English Beach Clarence Madison E. C. Ripps William Lager Smith Eitren Ida Charles Fink Waukon George Fink John Handly John Cavin Julia Charles Rudnick Elmer Linz Reno

Barn Burns at Midnight in New Albin

New Albin Iowa reports a barn owned by George Campbell burned to the ground at midnight Wednesday. Fire crews fought the blaze but the structure was destroyed with no immediate word on injuries or cause.

George Campbell New Albin Iowa

Bold Sulphur Cream Promises Eczema Relief

A derma tologist recommends common bold-sulphur cream for eczema and skin eruptions. Applied thickly, it calms itching, heals irritation after two to three uses, and may prevent future outbreaks. Readers are advised to obtain an ounce from a pharmacy and apply like cold cream.

Prisoners for Roads Push for Convict Camps and Farms

The National Committee on Prison Labor led by Thomas Mott Osborne advocates convict road camps and farm work, aiming to replace harsh prison discipline with moderated freedom and outdoor labor at Auburn Prison and beyond.

National Committee On Thomas Mott Osborne Auburn N. Y Osborne

Diseased kidneys warned by dull ache and no rest

Early morning backache weakness and nerve irritability signal kidney trouble. Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy advertised as boosting kidney tissue, purifying blood, aiding digestion, and toning the system. Available in 50c and 1.00 sizes from Warner's Remedies Co. Rochester NY offer includes a free sample and booklet.

Warner Warner’s Safe Remedies Co Dept Rochester N. Y

Mr and Mrs Travis Bid Farewell in Tomah Wisconsin

June 12 ceremony hosted by Catholic Order of Foresters honored Mr and Mrs T Travis. Large crowd attended with cards and refreshments. Local residents and visitors from Sparta, Chicago, Milwaukee and Winnipeg were noted among attendees and travelers.

Mah Wis Order of Foresters T. Travis Max Curtis Camp Douglas Tomah Simonson Chicago F. Putman Ashland George Burnette Superior Avenue J. Sullivan Sparta Oscar Bowen Milwaukee Doris Simonson Grand Rapids Tim Donovan John Morkie Sheehey la Crosse St. Francis Hospital

Americans Demand Fair Show After Australia Tour

Rules on automobile reliability tours in Australia are to be revised after C. B. Bradley drove an Empire touring car in New South Wales without repair. The car finished the course but could not receive honors due to contest rules, prompting protests from Americans and other competitors.

Australia New South Wales C. B. Bradley Sydney

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