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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
7
The London Mail reports Germany will field a larger 19 inch torpedo with enhanced propulsion and tubes on new warships including dreadnoughts and cruisers. Experts say the change, achieved by radical propeller and motive-unit redesign, will create the world’s strongest torpedo arm despite multiple existing sizes.
Prof. J. H. Farley, formerly of Mer ton, has finished a new treatise on metaphysical philosophy inspired by the pine woods of Wisconsin. He notes this may be a first for the state and mentions his current faculty position at a university in Appleton.
The local market shows hog prices down 25 cents to $5.00 to $5.35 per hundred. Farmers report encouraging conditions and expect a harvest similar to last year with crops at least as good. Butter eggs and dairy prices are listed, alongside various wholesale and retail market figures for meat, produce, and fuel.
La Crosse district assembly in Viroqua features Rev E L Eaton D D delivering Ghosts Goblins and Witches lecture as part of a packed program. Services include morning Bible hour Devotional sessions and mission reports with Sunday public worship and sermons by Eaton Rule and others.
Game details show Fond du Lac and Eau Claire in a tense long score with hits by Burke and key plays including stolen bases by Lynch Stang Graves Ryan and Rodgers. Pitchers Hooker and Ames logged eight and four strikeouts respectively with a 1 50 time.
In Somerville Journal, Alice recounts an incident where a man asked for a lock of hair. She gave a lock, then he returned a different colored lock, causing anger and questions about the exchange. Kate questions the outcome.
Kuroki heard the Yale yell and asked an aide about the general's remark. The aide quoted the general saying his soldiers would have acted like cantees if they had heard that yell at Lisomang.
A brief translated dialogue from Il Moto presents a repayment moment where one character recalls a forgotten loan of a thousand francs. The exchange highlights tension over debt and memory between two speakers.
The piece surveys the roiling split in party lines over central versus state power, highlighting Knox’s literal constitutional view, Roosevelt’s reformist stance, and the rising independent Knox boom. It notes New York Pennsylvania and other states expanding statutes while warning against federal overreach.
Judge Ray Stevens of Madison presided in circuit court over Elnora Olson versus George E. Olson. The court found no partnership between the Olsons who run the New York Steam Dye Works and held that the dye works property belongs to Mrs. Elnora Olson, denying any division of the property.
The Green Western Railroad promotes a popular network linking Green Bay Winona La Crosse Stevens Point Grand Rapids Minneapolis and other western and northwestern destinations under General Manager J A Jordan urging travelers to use the line for fast frequent service.
A daily timetable note states trains run daily except Sunday with Sunday service limited to arrival and departure at the Cc. B and Q depot. The fragment hints at a restated Sunday pattern affecting operations and location names.
John Barrett the new director of the bureau of American republics recounts a barbecue speech mix up. A telegram labeled him ex minister to Siam led the chairman to introduce him as the Reverend ex missionary of Siam. The anecdote highlights misunderstanding of titles in social events.
Special term of the County Court in La Crosse will hear Mrs Lena Cronk’s application to admit the last will and testament of Barbara Gerard to probate. The session opens July 28 1907 at 10 a m at the Court House by order of County Judge John Brindley.
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