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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1913

Page

4

North Side Motor Company Sets Modern Factory Plan

Haas Motor Equipment will build a reinforced concrete one story plant on Gillette Street near the rail spurs of Burlington and Milwaukee. The firm, now at capacity with 150000 dollars in orders and 250000 in 1914 equipment, will add 75 workers to reach 150 total as a new facility opens by September 10. Edmond E. Haas credits local boards for backing growth.

Haas Motor Equipment Company Board of Trade la Crosse Contracting Company E. E. Haas Haas Company Gillette Street Rose and Caledonia Streets Burlington Milwaukee Edmond E. Haas The Industrial Association North Side Progressive League Hans Motor Equipment Company Hans la Crosse

Waterbury Impetuous Charge Marks First Polo Match

In a risky international polo contest England and America clash after America’s 5 to 3 victory. British officers vow to fight back in Saturday’s game using bold riding off tactics, judged decisive by experts. The photo illustrates the danger of the play.

L. Waterbury England America Sur

Special Musical Program Planned at Caledonia Street Church

A special program by the church choir is set for Sunday night at Caledonia Street Methodist Church. Items include Pilgrims Chorus from Tannhauser, Cavatina Raff, My Jesus I Love Thee, My Presence Shall Go With Thee, Be Merciful To Me, The Homeland, and Poste in de Pontificale. Performers: Mrs Betsinger, Mr Russell Cone, and the Bet singer and choir.

Caledonia Street Methodist Church Pilgrims Tann Cavatina—Raff Jesus Cresswell Lorenz Betsinger Robertson

Americans Prepare to Take Last Moro Fort at Bagsag

Manila June 14. One more man killed and another wounded raising total casualties to 13 as U S troops pressure the final Moro stronghold at Bagsag. After three days of fierce fighting they plan a stronger attack to end the engagement.

Manila United States Bagsag

Bible production scales at Oxford with animal skins and gold

An illustration of Oxford University Press Bible output notes that 100000 animal skins are used annually for Bible covers and 400000 sheets of gold are needed for gilt lettering, highlighting material and craftsmanship needs.

Oxford University Press Oxford

Hindu barber in Meerut slept beside two pythons nightly

Local report notes Lala Karim Dat a Hindu barber who died recently in Meerut kept two pet pythons coiled in his bed for three years. The odd habit drew curious chatter among residents and was referenced in a humorous exchange.

Lala Karim Dat Meerut

Suffragists Target Noted Aldermen in Chicago Ward Race

In Chicago on June 14 suffragists plan a ward campaign to unseat aldermen Hinky Dink Kenna and Bathhouse John Coughlin of the First Ward. Leaders aim to organize women voters to oppose the incumbents in the re election bid.

Chicago

Counterfeit Mexican Dollar Proves Costly for Forgers

A counterfeit Mexican dollar reached the Philadelphia mint where assayers valued it at one dollar in intrinsic worth. The silver ore used by the counterfeiters yielded gold-rich metal, causing the forgers to lose money in making the fake coin.

United States Philadelphia

Popularity The Afterbirth of a Platitude Smart Set

A brief note from Smart Set reflects on how popularity grows from a platitude. The piece considers social signals and the rise of catchy phrases in culture. It critiques shallow appeal versus substance in public discourse.

North Side Briefs Zigomar III Tonight Dreamland

North side notes list residents visiting relatives and friends in Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and North Dakota. The items mention Rev Ytrehus preacher at Bethel Lutheran and teachers and students moving between Madison River Falls Winona and La Crosse with several addresses in Kane Wood Prospect Berlin Caledonia Loomis and 914 Caledonia street.

Zigomar III Elizabeth Horder Prospect Street Derryen Iowa J. McCabe Berlin Street Nee- Aah Wis Henry Noem Cochrane E. Zimmer Kane Street N. Seamen Wood Street Ilness Arthur Skemp Madison University A. Peterson Sparta E. Erickson Peterson Minn J. Noem Charles Street Mary Conner Warrens E. Holmes Caledonia Street Mary Harden Minneapolis Christ Ytrehus Wild Rose N. D Bethel Lutheran Church Ytrelius Christine Nelson Franklin School River Falls W. Ahlstrom Lansing Elmer Streeter Decorah Archie Skemp Madison E. W. Forslund Loomis Street Josephine Crowe Elsie Kirschner Winona Margaret Davidson Corrine Bulman la Crosse St. Paul Fenton Superior

Coin Toss Ends in Tragedy as Genoa Carvers Duel for Love

Two Genoa woodcarvers rivaled for a milliner's hand. They left their fate to a tossed coin. Signor Nizza lost the gamble and, drawing a revolver, shot himself at his rival's feet.

Genoa Signor Nizza

Morgan Met Epigram On Energy At Metropolitan Club

A Pierpont Morgan epigram on energy was repeated at the Metropolitan Club in New York. Morgan once said the satisfied ambitious man without energy cannot afford to take the famous and popular room at the top.

Rare Venus statue found in Naples cellar collapse

A Parian marble statue of Venus was unearthed in a Naples house cellar after the ground floor collapsed. The statue, dating to Graeco-Roman antiquity, is described as magnificent and from the best period.

Naples

Portraitist Impressionist Repaint Sparks Gentle Exchange

A passerby jokes about his appearance after a portraitist impressionist paints his portrait. The exchange turns light hearted as he explains he is aiming to resemble the finished work. The moment captures a quaint, humorous social vignette.

Heaven Won’t Feel Like Home Without A Kickabout

The line suggests some people need activity or sport to feel at home, implying a craving for ongoing play or competition to settle in or belong. It frames recreation as essential to comfort and identity.

Heaven

Over the Phone Tone Reveals Disagreeable Courtesy

A discussion notes that tone of voice during telephone conversations can affect perceived politeness and civility, highlighting how spoken mannerisms influence reception and clarity in remote dialogue.

Stop Drinking Orreine Office Ad Card

If you drink you may lose your job as many businesses close doors to drinking men. Orine claims thousands restored to sobriety and offers a refund if no benefit after trial. The ad touts savings from sobriety and higher wages, costs $1 per box, with a free booklet and request line at 518 Main St.

Orrine Main St

Count Aims to Bag Heiress in Normandy Tale

The excerpt suggests a plot where a count recalls sacking a Normandy palace and now seeks to win an American heiress. The dialogue hints at imperial romance and strategic marriage as a social prize.

Normandy

Raphael's Madonnas as Mother's Love Outlines

A reflective note on Raphael's Madonnas describing them as a fixed, permanent outline of maternal love, quoting T. W. Higginson to illuminate the enduring bond between mother and child through art.

Raphael T. W. Higginson

Debutante Slouch Warned In Fashion Critique

New York fashion column cautions against the debutante slouch praised as a spring trend. It contrasts this pose with earlier styles like the kangaroo walk and 1860 rigidity, noting fabrics such as Dresden silks, chalice, and tan silk jackets. It highlights drapery, corsage bouquets, and scarf dramatics as modern accents.

New York Dresden

Old Dump Burns Firefighters Fight Hidden Fire

Fire department No 4 battled a blaze from 3 PM to 8 PM in the old dump near the vacant Sawyer and Austin mill. Flames started from an unknown source among shingles lumber and rubbish and smoldered beneath the surface before firefighters reached the heart of the fire.

Sawyer and Austin Mill

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