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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1913

Page

7

Hatfield McCoy Feud Ends With West Virginia Governor Inauguration

The March 4 inauguration of Dr. H. D. Hatfield as West Virginia governor marked the end of the Hatfield McCoy feud. The long feud began in 1861 when Devil Anse Hatfield was accused of stealing Ran'l McCoy's hogs. Descendants of Ran'l attended the ceremony without guns.

H. D. Hatfield West Virginia Hatfield Kentucky McCoys Anse” Hatfield Ran’l” McCoy Ran’l

Smith Named Purdue Coach After Moll Passing

Lafayette Indiana March 7 Andrew L Smith former Pennsylvania fullback in 1901 02 03 04 and an All American will succeed the late Reckie Moll as coach of Purdue s eleven announced today

Lafayette Ind Andrew L. Smith Pennsylvania Deamon Reckie Moll Purdue

Holmen Farmers Form Co operative Shipping Group

More than fifty Holmen farmers organized the Holmen Farmers' Co operative Shipping association to market livestock and other farm goods. A. E. Smith elected president with K. O. Gaarder as vice president and Albert Stolander as secretary. Directors include Matt Knudson and M. C. Nelson. A meeting on March 13 will finish the constitution and bylaws.

Holmen Albert Stolander Prin. F. E. Balmer W. E. Morris County Agricultural School A. E B. Smith Abner E. Smith K. O. Gaarder Albert Sjolander Matt Knudson M. C. Nelson Webe Terpstra John Coady Balmer North Litchfield Minn Keppel Aggie Agricultural School Ella Moe

Ely's Cream Balm Promises Quick Catarrh Relief

Advert shows Ely's Cream Balm offering instant nasal relief for catarrh and stuffed head from colds. Claims include opening nasal passages, stopping discharges, and headache relief with a small bottle from drugstores. Encourages trying balm to ease night breathing and throat irritation.

Ely Erbart

A Hot Time in Girl Wage Probe

Illinois Senate investigators prepare for a session in Chicago as fifteen large employers of girl labor are summoned to testify under oath on wages paid to female employees. State Senator Juul pledges to question any department store or mail order house chief who admits paying less than ten dollars a week. The probe targets the white slave traffic and labor practices amid a tense hearing.

Chicago Juul Illinois Senate Committee

Masson’s Magazine Reply to Newman in Pamphlet War

The piece recalls Professor Masson as editor of Macmillan's Magazine and the Kingsley Newman pamphlet clash. Masson sent an excellent article to Newman for notice, but Newman answered tersely and dismissively, saying he hadn’t heard of the magazine and Masson’s name left no impression.

Masson Macmillan Kingsley Newman Westminster Gazette

Close friends not the kind we want in time of need

A brief note from the Houston Post quotes a speaker arguing that close friends are not reliable in times of need and contrasts this with giving advice about sleep. The exchange includes a line about rising at 6 am and the time being half past ten.

Houston Post

Asquith Faces Health Strain And Possible Resignation

Close friends of Premier Asquith fear his health worsens amid home rule and suffrage clashes and cabinet rifts. Rumors point to a serious mental lassitude with possible resignation. Sir Edward Gray is viewed as the likeliest successor. Lloyd George is seen as too radical for cabinet cohesion.

London Asquith Sir Edward Gray Lloyd George

There’s One Benefit to a Lazy Man We Share

A pithy saying notes a lazy man avoids confronting trouble by not meeting it halfway, implying a calm stance as he sidesteps effort in facing problems. The remark suggests a humorous ethic about energy use and risk.

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