Tribune Announces Advertising Rate Increase After May 1 1906
The Tribune raises display ad rates to 12.44 cents per column inch after May 1 1906. Existing contracts up to that date may use old rates but won t be solicited. The paper cites higher production costs and labor hours while noting increased circulation and offering to fund an independent circulation study under the Merchants Association.
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Status of members in new Businessmen's Association
The Tribune reports confusion over former Progressive Association and Board of Trade members now in the new Businessmen's Association. The merger before the name change suggests all members are legally and morally part of the new group, an view supported by an attorney's advice. A committee meeting will settle the matter and then recruitment resumes.
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Bigger Grafters Expose Yellow-Dog Critics In Speech
Judge Hamilton argues insurance directors are corrupt and ignorant, claiming his spending was lawful and uncriticizable. He ridicules peers who accuse him, urging higher officials to consider the depth of the mire surrounding them.
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Weekly Market Basket advertises shopper guides in The Tribune
The Tribune announces a new Saturday department The Weekly Market Basket to guide shoppers to top markets and their offerings. It promotes selecting first class markets and claims broad merchant satisfaction with the feature. The piece includes critical discussion of voucher controls and accountability in contract administration.
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Just Life and City Notes From La Crosse
A mixed column of humorous jabs and local tidbits from La Crosse. Notes rail at campaigns and politics, gossip about Elks and lead mines, and readers’ poems and clippings about Mother may I verses. Dr Powell advertises women's diseases care.
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Calverts Nomination Confirmed by the Senate
Washington reports the senate executive session confirmed Robert Celvert as surveyor of customs at the port of LaCrosse Wisconsin on March 16.
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Forger C S White Arrested Led Check Ring
Dayton Ohio March 16 C S White last of a Chicago Omaha and St Louis forger gang was arrested in Lima and confessed to heading the check workers. He said checks were printed by him and his men for 50 and 51 dollars and paid at plant crowds posing as Hungarians to cash them at nearby saloons. He claimed to have cleared about 865000 before shipping from Chicago.
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Navigation is Dang erous
The City of Cleveland with 100 passengers entered Cleveland six hours late from Detroit after a ferocious Lake Erie crossing. An icy hull and heavy snow battered the voyage, forcing the ship to alter course and the City of Detroit to seek Lorain for safety. service will pause until weather improves.
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