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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
10
Mr Hatton spent an aggregate of 30 in the entire state with large parts of it going to organizing counties. He built organization in almost every county and paid for it. Mr Hatton carried on with his efforts statewide.
The record cites La Crosse County costs in Mr. Hatton’s bid to carry a senatorial primary. It argues money isn’t essential to success, echoing Senator Morris’s query to Puellcher and Puellcher’s reply that an idea is better than $100,000 for winning a primary.
The federal courts roll back landmark rulings and Taft is blamed, though not directly. he is seen as a safe and sane president pledged to Roosevelt policies. Bryan’s bold attack on court sanctity is noted as not a great crime.
The Chronicle reports Gelatt urging Morris's removal from the state normal board before completion of the La Crosse school he helped secure. The push follows Morris taking an attitude offensive to former Senator Levi Withee, drawing comment from La Crosse citizens who are central to the town's industry, commerce, and society.
In Kipbie Telephone Co. v Landphere the Michigan Supreme Court held that moving a building through a street is not a usual street use under the statute authorizing telephone lines. The court overruled a demurrer to the complaint and allowed the case to proceed.
A brief humorous line notes a blind horse is happy when it can feel its oats, highlighting simple satisfaction and a play on words.
In Washington March 11, Democrats vote against Joel Cannon in the opening of the special session. The GOP holds 24 northern and 172 Democrats in potential coalition, but many Democrats stay away to allow Cannon’s Republicans to control the nomination. Speaker Cannon relies on Jim Watson to manage the re election bid, while insurgents in Wisconsin threaten to block his pull. Lenroot and Miller are wrongly linked to a caucus shift, a misrepresented bid to forge a false path toward Cannon’s nomination.
O T Erhart, a popular druggist, offers Dr Howard's specific for constipation and dyspepsia at half price. He guarantees money back if it fails to cure, highlighting a recent price reduction and strong customer satisfaction from the limited sale. Each package contains sixty pleasant tasting granules.
The La Crosse Tribune previews Parsifal a grand Wagner tale set in the Grail castle. Parsifal a pure youth defeats Klingsor and heals Anfortas then rises as king of the Grail amid Kundry’s repentance and a dove’s descent. J. P. Fetter cites public works dispute follows.
The Franklin Stock Company brings a packed program to La Crosse theater with matinees daily and high class vaudeville between plays. The repertoire includes Wedded and Parted Human Spiders The Prince of Liars Libby Prison Ruined Lives A Daughter of Judea The Boy From the West Lost to the World Queen of the Highway. Ladies free Monday night. seats go on sale Saturday morning.
The quote suggests that complete objectivity is elusive and that forming informed biases can be a practical approach to judgment by acknowledging partiality as a natural state. It frames prejudice as a guardrail for credible decision making rather than a flaw to eliminate.
Ladies praise Newbro's Herpicide for rapid dandruff relief and scalp refreshment. It claims to destroy dandruff germs, halt falling hair, prevent baldness, and serve as an aristocratic hair dressing. Sold by leading druggists, samples via The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. Hoeschler Bros., Special Agents.
Metropolitan Magazine summarizes historical mile records across multiple categories. Electric locomotive reached 27 seconds in 1903, automobiles 28 seconds in 1906, steam locomotive 32 seconds in 1893, and various vehicles and humans show progress from 1887 to 1906 with pacing and unpaced trials.
A poem by C. W. Stevenson in the New York Sun ponders March’s fickle weather and shifting moods. It contrasts cheerful hints of spring with cold reversals, calling March honest in its vim and fight while never fully delivering lasting calm. The piece mixes rural imagery and weather wit to capture the month’s unpredictable cadence.
Patrick arrives home badly injured with a broken nose and a swollen eye. His wife Nora condemns the attacker, calling out the Dutchman Schwartzheimer as the culprit, while Patrick defends speaking ill of the dead. The dialogue reflects a local, storylike tone.
A New York Times quote recounts a proud South American general admiring his “all-bravery, wealth, position, good looks” in a mirror before a grand dance, only to be reminded by an unseen orderly that he lacks sense. The remark adds humor to a domestic note about a wife accompanying her husband to relatives.
The fragment lists loans and discounts 2 227 966 14 overdrafts 125 68 U S bonds 400 000 00 other bonds 216 326 16 banking house and fix 1 22 see s88 se.
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