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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1907
Page
9
A Milwaukee Journal spoof notes the Dressmakers' Society of America endorsing dresses with front buttons as the fashion standard for 1997. The piece jokes that gowns transform at will with a detachable train stored in a pocket and paired with buttoned skirts to fit any party or street occasion.
A lawyer distills a case to core facts and legal points, showing how evidence and law align. The concise argument highlights key motions, elements, and outcomes, illustrating the practical math of litigation.
Milwaukee editorial urges immediate action to enforce the anti lobby statute. It condemns flagrant violations and calls for repeal only if improper, insisting officials must enforce all laws without discretion.
Low rate excursion tickets are on sale to various points via the North-Western Line. For particulars apply to any agent. The daughter who has confidence in her mother will never go to others with her little heartaches and her burdens.
Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan print mills move toward single ownership after meetings in New York and Milwaukee. John J. Hanrahan of New York, famed for the candy syndicate, plans the merger with a Milwaukee or Chicago base and a western presidency likely for the new syndicate.
Two armed bandits who held up Sheriff Michael M. Lockery are at large in Relien swamp near Dale. Farmers guard the area. the men are believed to be starved out after a pursuit that drove them back from Rat river marsh. They carry big revolvers and ammunition. bundles found match cashless postage stamp sheets. Police link a prior Embarrass post office robbery to the suspects.
Fond du Lac Wisconsin wedding page reports eight marriages on Thursday in the city. Nora Elizabeth McKenna wed Dr Frank M McGauley Leona J Dana wed Attorney Thomas C Downs Arthur J Fuhrman wed Miss Emma Spike Emma Guell wed Edward F Hankwitz Anne F Stephany wed Edward S Hotaling Matilda Corbeille wed J L Faucher J E Jonson wed Miss Jessie Leisk of Milwaukee Paulina Mohr wed Herman Schrage.
A woman cries imagining her relatives aboard a steamship. The scene hints at personal loss and emotional connection to travel and ships.
The sixth annual Universalists convention in Racine Wisconsin closed with H B Laflin of La Crosse named president and J S Lowe of La Crosse secretary. Other officers include T C Ryan Wausau and C A Grier Racine. The Woman's Missionary Association elected its officers and set Oshkosh as next year’s convention site.
State briefs report Ann Arbor railroad officials plan to extend their line from the city to Duluth and Minneapolis. Other items note Rep Michael Harris favoring a Michigan Wisconsin union, University president Samuel Plantz on curriculums, a Holy Jumpers riot arrest, saloon closure fines, Spanish American War veterans’ state commander prospects Ezra Evans likely winner, 35 Mari nette training graduates, a missing diamond pin from Assemblyman Fred Sober, Soo Line fare decision, Rueping Leather stock boost, Manitowoc trial orchard, Clasen suit, and Rhodes scholar Athol Rollins returning home.
A brief excerpt from the Tatler presents dialogue where a servant thanks a master and is asked how to respond about personal gain, reflecting class relations and etiquette in historical social dialogue. The exchange underscores obedience and subtle social hierarchies of the period.
La Crosse and Southeastern announce four passenger specials for the national holiday as Barnum & Bailey prepares for a Thursday July 4 appearance. The article notes modern circus acts blend old legends with new aerial feats and daring women, promising a revolution in arena entertainment.
The article compares the force of oysters limpets and the Venus shell to human strength, noting the oysters require 1,319.5 times its weight to open, limpets pull 1,984 times their weight in air, and the Venus clam 2,071 times. It also mentions Miss Guinan of Middletown, N Y, as the first U S woman to receive a bravery medal for saving a friend.
Police report four bicycles at Central Station with owners unlocated. Authorities say wheels are being taken by riders and left elsewhere in the city, though Chief Byrne vows prosecution for those found doing this.
A speaker recalls Decoration Day pride in a father who spoke of fallen soldiers and battles fought in defense of the country. The narrator notes the father’s bravery yet reminds readers he stayed home to care for his daughter, revealing a humble wartime sacrifice.
The quoted exchange recalls a memory of passing through Bavaria and a stop for repairs. A separate aside notes the sea yields about three gallons of salt from each hundred gallons of water.
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