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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1913
Page
10
Chicago March 25 A A leaders prepare simpler rules to ease umpire decisions at Milwaukee April 8 9 addressing runners false starts on hits or errors and other minor clarifications. Proxy Tom to lead instruction with chalkboard Q A sessions for all officials.
Sam McVey and Sam Langford fought twenty rounds in Brisbane with McVey earning a draw and McVey claiming Langford’s knockout of him was a fluke.
A humorous exchange notes that real estate law extends only to enclosing property from earth to sky. It suggests modern trespass rules lack regard for aerial intrusion and imagines Adam from Eden reacting to today’s norms and practices.
A reflective aphorism cites the value of measured speech over idle talk, urging restraint and intentional words as a higher virtue. The quote emphasizes silence as a prudent choice when words lack meaning or impact.
The regular monthly meeting of the La Crosse Poultry Association will be held next Monday evening at Malin's hall on South Fourth Street. All members are urged to attend and bring neighbor fanciers. Topics of interest to poultry raisers will be discussed by experts.
Milwaukee swimmers ignore A A U ban as entries close for the city aquatic meet under YMCA auspices. The senior junior swimming stars are set to compete Thursday night despite the edict.
A compact reflection notes that some men exploit others needs, turning necessity into a chance for personal gain. The remark suggests moral caution about those who prey on vulnerability.
Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports floodwaters along the Fond du Lac river slowly recede by Monday night reducing further damage risk. West side Main Street warehouses and basements suffered heavy losses, with many homes encircled by floodwater also damaged.
A little girl near a dentist’s office heard pistol shots and police shouts from a shooting affray. She told her father that the shooter “must have pulled the wrong tooth for somebody.” The remark hints at naive reasoning and comes amid courtship observations about managing a husband.
County Superintendent of Schools B F Oltman bases his candidacy on ten years of service and experience. He cites continued progress in LaCrosse County educational affairs if re-elected.
St Paul middleweight Mike Gibbons announces he will enter the law school at Minnesota State University next fall. He believes the next three years will be his best as a fighter before pursuing a legal career, with the intention to practice law afterward.
Milwaukee welter Kid Graves broke into the inner circle of the 142 pounders with a clean cut decision over Tommy Howell of Philadelphia in a Saturday night bout at Philadelphia. Graves rose from the outer fringe to prominence by beating Howell on points.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a gentle man compliments an Irish farmer on his horse’s curved spine. The farmer retorts that the horse was once backed by another horse that beat him hollow, implying the injury caused the bend and that it has remained since he acquired the animal.
Window shades that are cracked can be saved by laying them flat and painting one side with ordinary oil paint from a hardware store. Let each side dry thoroughly. this preserves the shades and extends their life for years. Article Always in Demand.
A Philadelphia Ledger item notes a Sunday School teacher asks what an altar is and a small girl replies it is where they burn insects. The quip captures a humorous misinterpretation in a church setting.
A wary remark notes that with every new wickedness there is a supply of volunteers eager to test it. The comment underscores a culture of experimentation amid evolving moral hazards and social change.
The St Louis Times notes John Fox never named heroines Fritzi and suggests he now understands the reason behind the omission.
Madison Wis March 25 Ed ward J Samp a four year varsity crew member and three year football letterman has been named football coach at Hamilton college Clinton N Y Samp is the first Wisconsin man and the first Westerner to go east as a football coach for the Hamilton program
A playful exchange between a child and parent unfolds as the child explains why he studies faces. The girl’s curiosity leads to a light moment about truth and appearances in a domestic scene.
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