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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1916
Page
3
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In La Crosse a pivotal dinner called Forward La Crosse is set to begin a new era of municipal progress. Community leaders, volunteers, and business figures align with a common goal to boost economy, education, art, health, and overall livability. The June twenty sixth gathering is hailed as the starting point for extended development and civic cohesion.
A historical column defends Woodrow Wilson against Republican critics, arguing that accusations of war motives degrade political discourse. It praises Wilson’s restraint and emphasizes the need for dignified rhetoric from Hughes supporters, urging Republicans to await official guidance before opposing the administration.
Weather reports indicate fair conditions across Wisconsin Minnesota and nearby areas with cooler east and south winds tonight through Tuesday. Temperatures near seasonal norms with slight above readings in western and southern stations and a few showers in the Lake Superior region. No major river stage changes expected from St Paul to La Crosse over the next few days.
The record towing feat involves the collier Maumee from May Island San Francisco to the New York navy yard for engine refitting. The Prometheus will haul the load into New York harbor early July using a special towing machine with a steam winding drum and a flexible cable system.
A heavy rain drenched La Crosse during a late night streetcar incident as seventeen cars carried seven hundred people. no extra cars were dispatched initially and a supervisor reportedly knew of the coming weather but failed to act, prompting questions of neglect or incompetence.
A collage of wartime praise for The Black Watch in France as recounted by W Bourke Cochran, interwoven with rugged jokes and a North South watermelon wager. The piece includes a Pat McCunn tale, a racially charged quip, a stage review moment, and a burlesque exchange about an improvised insult from a small theater audience.
The Tribune’s Travellette highlights Concord Massachusetts as a must see for history lovers and readers. It showcases sites linked to Emerson Thoreau Hawthorne and Alcott, the revolutionary bridge and the tranquil elm shaded streets preserving a blend of nature and heritage.
Virgil and Doctor Dick discuss the collapse of the Prairie Meadows Land Company as Laure’s grants surface from a hidden pistol box. A dangerous plan unfolds to salvage the wreck, with talk of bankruptcy, vengeance, and a future in British Honduras as the two men weigh who bears the blame.
Mary Sunshine, a child actor nicknamed Babe, rising from Denver to prominence, is central to Balboa-Pathe plans. Writers Ritchey and Whitcomb are to supply vehicles as H M Horkheimer orders ten scenarios, six to be chosen, all built around the child’s versatile persona. Florence La Badie drives her own car and eyes Sheepshead Bay races, while Mary Miles Minter receives a mayoral welcome in Santa Barbara ahead of a season with American Film Company.
In August on Isle Bonne Louisiana the scene centers on Prosper's house where villagers idle around chairs and hammocks. The narrator notes the heat and still sea breeze as Mary asks Clell for relief, while a muttered refrain echoes about ease and hard.
A proud mother murmurs delight as Sammy proudly reports a perfect score. He replies that one hundred was earned in Kitty reading and fifty in arithmetic, celebrating early educational success.
A tongue in cheek list names numerous public figures and readers who talk too much, including the author themselves, inviting readers to reflect on overcurious chatter.
A reflective poem fragment on friendship and inner growth. The speaker contrasts tumultuous seas with stable companionship, noting how a friend sustains hope, renews gentleness, and reveals deeper life through steadfast support.
Miss Margaret Peck daughter of Mr and Mrs William Peck of 702 South Seventh street was taken to Lia Crosse hospital yesterday afternoon for an appendicitis operation. Dr J A Rowles performed the surgery and reports the child is resting easily today. Mr Bryan encounters Armagadon at home in Nebraska.
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