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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1911
Page
4
Miss Elizabeth Drake will make her first appearance before the Majestic audience this afternoon singing two popular numbers Maybe You're Not the Only One Who Loves Me and Amina. Following are the photo play subjects for tonight.
A marine romance centers on an enraged lover aiming to destroy a rival bride as the couple sails a fishing smack. A storm erupts, the villain attacks the lighthouse keeper, and a vivid warning ride unfolds from the tower.
Rucker finally regains peak form posting multiple victories described as top scoring efforts, signaling a strong return to his old time performance and lifting confidence across the team.
A man notes that marriage does not always match his expectations yet can bring delight. The sentiment contrasts imagined outcomes with lived reality, hinting at the complexities and joys of intimate partnership.
Beginning next Monday at 8 a m a daily packet line will run from north La Crosse to Trempealeau with two boats the Enterprise and the Ruth 8B owned by W Bell and J J Bristow. The boats will carry passengers and freight and likely travel together to meet expected demand. The service targets campers and supplies shippers with trips via Dresbach Dakota and Richmond en route.
The Bangor city team, after a sixteen inning tie with Nelson Clothing three weeks earlier, met North La Crosse aggregation in a twelve inning affair on the North side. The game ended in the twelfth to allow the North siders to catch a train home. Both teams weakened after the seventh inning and a real swat fest occurred. In the eighth, catcher Kuranz received a split finger as.
A rural school in a country district draws city children and hosts social events led by the teacher. The standout is a chicken roast in autumn outside the schoolyard, a near barbecue that engages every man, woman, and child in planning and feasting. The piece notes teachers shaping school life beyond instruction and mentions male vanity in marriage notions.
A man who vows to give money to his wife feels generosity based on intention rather than actual payment, illustrating how commitment can resemble bounty without fulfillment.
North Side briefs list church events and local movements with many residents traveling for work and leisure. Notable items include J W Denning visiting from Viroqua and Otto Klix planning a short Winona visit.
A student retorts about language learning claiming French is understood but not spoken well. The exchange highlights the challenge of mastering grammar, accent, and pronunciation while dismissing a casual claim of fluency.
Miss Barbara Kingsland holds to clan pride as the Kingsland estate vanishes under pressure of mortgages and time. The once grand Kingsland Place dilapidates while two generations apart clash over honor, inheritance, and the family name. Richard Garrison and Levi Abraham loom as trustees and rivals in the hollowed mansion.
In a decayed Washington square mansion, Miss Barbara Kingsland, heir to a vast fortune, refuses a willful bequest from her uncle John Kingsland. Facing starvation, she keeps dignity, yet dies after sharing a final meal with lawyer Richard Garrison who sought to claim the estate for the needy. The last of the Kingslands passes in quiet tragedy.
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