Tribune Announces Advertising Rate Increase After May 1 1906
The Tribune will raise display advertising to 1234 cents per column inch after May 1 1906. Contracts may be honored at the old rate but will not be solicited. The paper cites higher production costs and a new eight hour day as reasons, noting rising circulation by about 1200 in six months and offering to fund an independent circulation audit.
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Businessmen's Association Formed From Trade and Progress Groups
The amalgamation of the Board of Trade and the Progressive Association was completed at a large meeting. George H. Ray was elected president and Judge Ray S. Reid won the secretary race. The new dues plan was adopted after debate, with support for a straight fee for all but wage earners.
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A. Hirshheimer
I Never Knew How Deep My Love Could Be
Poem by Harry McDonald Bigelow to a friend expresses surprise at realizing deep romantic feeling after years of friendship. The speaker recalls friendship, music, wit, and missed companionship. He laments loneliness, support, and the difficulty of traveling alone after the loss of the friend.
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La Crosse Businessmen's Association urged to continue effort
The article urges La Crosse residents to support the La Crosse Businessmen's Association, noting the potential to add 20,000 to the population over the next decade. It stresses attending meetings and serving on committees to push local initiatives and boost the city.
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Langdon & Boyd Rally Against Ice Trust in La Crosse
Langdon and Boyd challenge the ice combine by building their own supply at the La Crescent causeway. They have stored 2000 tons and anticipate full capacity, pushing prices down from 3.50 to 2.00 and even 1.50 per ton amid public pressure.
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Board of Trade to retain name amid local debate
In La Crosse a meeting restored the Board of Trade title after a split with Progressive association advocates. The change also separated duties, electing Woods as treasurer and Judge Ray S. Ried as secretary to free the secretary for full duties. George is noted for his consistent writing.
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La Crosse Tribune Readers Respond To Local Notes And Questions
The column discusses life and work, urging professional and merchant readers to join in town efforts. It references a short story fragment in the Tribune, questions about its completion, and notes on authors and workers in a Chicago plate factory earning ten dollars per day.
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Rambling Tribune Notes and Rumors From Port Paragraphs
A collage of gossip and commentary covers court chatter and society rumors. Names include Esty, Stubbins, Duryea, Bertha Clarche, Mrs Potter Palmer, and Judge Ried. The piece railes against subscribers, cites Parisian arts, and hints at political shifts in Russia and New York policing.
Banking statement fragment shows asset allocations
The scanned text lists resources including loans and discounts overdrafts U S bonds and premium other bonds a banking house and fixtures 5 percent redemption fund cash and due from banks capital and surplus and undivided profits notes of the National Bank.
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