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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
13
Sale promotes spot cash discounts on new stock across all departments. Prices show per yard and per pair with deep cuts for curtains and curtaining during June, highlighting Nottingham and Lace Curtain items at reduced cash prices.
A catalog of assorted rugs and carpets with prices for Wilton Axminster Crex Ingram and tapestry pieces. Items include sizes from 18x36 inches to 9x12 feet, with discounts and multiple price points ranging from 19 cents to $22.50. Batches feature runners, rugs, stair carpet, and velvet pieces in diverse colors and brands.
Classified ad lists bedroom suites in oak and quartered finishes with price points from forty to ninety dollars. Items described as quartered oak and quartered Ne show varied prices such as 89.98 35.20 and 33.60.
An investigation into claims by two Chicago vice promoters accuses police officials of accepting bribes. Chief McWeeny presses the probe to uncover the truth amid blackmail and unclear facts, aiming to purge corruption.
The note advises practicing high deals in a modest quiet manner to earn recognition as a high idea man without claiming the title. It emphasizes subtlety over self-promotion to spread your reputation.
Workmen dismantle the west half of the Cecka block damaged by winter fire to make way for a modern business block with Cecka family offices and second floor apartments. First floor will house a saloon run by Rudolph Cecka and Frank Henzel.
In Viroqua Wisconsin a social gathering at the home of Superintendent and Mrs H L Gardner honored Vernon County Normal graduates. Attendees include Mesdames Ogden Harrington and Mork arriving from Green Bay for the W R C convention and Miss Mary Morse returning from Milwaukee for the C O F convention.
Franklin made a longer visit at Racine. Mrs. J. W. Gilman and Blanche have been visiting Sheboygan Falls. The old county bastile is being razed. Sheriff Root will use the stone on his farm. Miss Hazel Baker is home from Menominee where she has been tending college. Miss Frances Baker has returned from Soldiers Grove where she has been teaching. Principal A. E. Smith has received seventy applications for training school next year. Miss Myrtle Larson returned from Cashton. E. Z. Smith was a guest of Sparta relatives. Master Neal Minshall is spending the summer at Ross.
Washington June 16 The House committee probing 1600 unaccounted funds in the State Department focuses on how a five year old voucher reappeared beside a waste basket. Chairman Hamlin orders Morrison, chief of accounts, to appear again as tampering is alleged.
A woman letter writer leans on poetry quotes rather than news items in her correspondence, illustrating a habit that favors verse over current events. The remark suggests cultural preferences influence how people consume and share information.
The remark notes his dual nature describing him as intensely combative when active but tender and gentle when not in campaign. It frames him as unusually kind off duty.
The Tribune urges readers to join a summer fly fighting war led by the American Civic Association. It highlights the fly as a disease carrier and calls on citizens, city councils, and boards of health to act, share free campaign materials, and report progress in The Tribune. The campaign promises weekly articles on fly habits and control methods.
Washington reports say the 25 million dollar Bread trust formed by twenty one baking firms across eastern and midwestern cities faces Sherman anti-trust scrutiny. Independent bakers forecast a price cutting war due to the trust’s vast resources, though its principles claim aims to lower costs and improve quality through modern, economical methods.
Sparta, Wisconsin reports Andrew Justice of Fitzgerald Georgia joins Mr and Mrs Roy Ware of Necedah and Mr and Mrs Fay Dammon of Superior in a regional journey. The(shared) details indicate a sequence of visits among these residents.
Moran moves into training in San Rafael in preparation for his July 4 bout with Wolgast. The British lightweight star Owen Moran aims for peak physical condition by the time of the match.
A refined ointment named EZO promises rapid relief for tired aching burning swollen and tender feet. Rub on EZO to ease agony in five minutes with no fuss. A 25 cent jar serves 20 pairs of feet and 50 bunions or corns are claimed to respond. Available at Hoeschler Bros and other druggists with mail orders handled by Ezo Chemical Co Rochester NY.
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