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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1909
Page
7
Furnished rooms for rent with private entrance and modern amenities. Includes board next door at 518 Ferry, near first class boarding house. Additional listings note basement rooms, large furnished spaces, and updated facilities at nearby addresses with contact hints.
A village roster notes births and social events including a bucket social at State Road Coulee school on Feb 27. Miss Haven visits West Salem, Mrs. Markle's birthday, and teachers' institute at La Crosse. Auctions set for March 11 at Peter Myeter farm and on the Krainer place Wednesday Marvel 1. Charles Bair plans move to the Iesca place next week.
Montgomery March 8 A man named C Burton Gadsden stole a pair of socks to satisfy his sweetheart Mrs Gatranic who refused him unless he wore proper attire. He will serve sixty days on the county road.
A European blizzard over three days has caused massive destruction with reports of about 200 deaths and millions of pounds in property loss. In Austria alone more than 50 persons reportedly perished in avalanches as the storm swept across the mountains and beyond.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses clothing costs and social parity with phrases about dressing for less. The readable text suggests a debate over affordability and style, citing exaggerated statements about spending and appearance without clear context.
In Nashville March 8 a packed courtroom heard state lawyer G T Fitzhugh attack Col. Buncan Cooper Robin Cooper and ex Sheriff John D Sharp over the Carmack murder case. Fitzhugh assailed Gov Patterson with personal jabs while urging the death penalty and branding Cooper as a high priced gambler and embezzler amid heated rhetoric.
A committee member addresses the Indian affairs panel, defending Senator La Follette’s tenure and actions. He notes Wisconsin resistance and illness that kept the senator away, argues the justice of his service, and credits La Follette with pioneering a costly but potentially government-wide model for managing Indian affairs.
The article argues that true interpretive depth sets apart violinists like Mischa Elman. It notes few violinists captivate listeners with meaningful expression, questioning whether Elman will rank with the greats or remain merely entertaining. Criticism is acknowledged but the value of personal musical statement is emphasized.
The March 6 Union Stock Yards report outlines livestock prices and receipts for cattle hogs and sheep with Monday projections. Cattle receipts 300, Monday forecast 25,000. hogs 18,000 receipts forecast 45,000. light and mixed categories range from 6.20 to 6.55 for steers and heifers, pigs 3.10 to 6.00, sheep 1,060 receipts with Monday forecast 26,000. Wheat May futures noted with prices around 104% and other minor grain figures.
The piece argues that popularity does not prove greatness and compares judging music to recognizing a good egg without having laid one. It hails the Minnesota Symphony Orchestra as superb under conductor Emil Oberhoffer, noting its artistic work and experience.
Chicago reports that Joseph Leiter may surrender control of his Zeigler mines to the National Brotherhood of the Unemployed. The plan, discussed at Hull House, envisions placing Leiter’s mine under the court system and unemployed management, pending Leiter’s consent and minor legal details.
In San Francisco Maren 3 a man named Alex Glass, linked to a murder years ago of Jennie Rosehelter by three prominent men after a criminal attack, is confined in the insane ward of the Presidio General Hospital. Military authorities review Glass record to determine possible links to the Boschester outrage. Glass fell into insanity and jumped from a third floor window, suffering no injuries from the 20 foot fall.
Officials report widespread railroad revenue gains for January with IC C figures in hand. New York and Wisconsin news note tax payments and a proposed $5,000 monument for Gen Henry Dodge in Dodgeville. Northwestern leads with a $343,7788 fee amid overall tax receipts rising.
Thao hew secretary of the treasury, J'ranice lin McVeagh, of Chicago, took the oath of office this afternoon in Washington. The scene underscores how even the most learned observers realize how little they know when a new questions begin to arise.
The New York opening showed mixed strength with most stocks gaining fractions to near one point while Reading led losses midmorning. Bond and money markets were steady and grain quotes moved under pressure as wheat fell sharply on farm reserve data and widespread selling in futures.
Retail eggs fall to 20 cents marking a three cent drop amid quiet quotations. A lengthy list covers fruits, vegetables, dairy, meats, and staples with mixed prices from Fauna to Hinley Co. and others, noting stable overall trends through Saturday.
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