La Crosse Defeats Sparta in High School Debate
The La Crosse High School team defeated Sparta two to one arguing that the Des Moines based commission form best suits cities. Judges were Jrs F. C. Sharp F. J. Lyman and Wm. Leiserson of Wisconsin.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1909
Page
7
The La Crosse High School team defeated Sparta two to one arguing that the Des Moines based commission form best suits cities. Judges were Jrs F. C. Sharp F. J. Lyman and Wm. Leiserson of Wisconsin.
A Detroit style sales pitch lists piano brands Mason & Hamlin Conover Cable Kingsbury and others, promising honest instrument representations or refunds. It notes cash buying power, four Wisconsin stores with headquarters in Madison and branches in La Crosse Portage and Monroe, advertising specials at 198.75 and 210.00 proving popular with La Crosse shoppers.
An old advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a preventive for appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It claims relief from constipation biliousness chills malaria headache and indigestion and lists a 25 cent price at O T Erhart’s.
March 27 in Naples no confirmation that King Victor will visit to meet ex president Roosevelt. Local officials and sources could not verify the rumor.
In Saint Paul the J N Johnson bill to regulate railroad stock and bond issues passed the house after a heated debate. The measure mirrors the Rockne bill killed earlier and requires sales at or above par for stated purposes with railroad commission approval. J J Hill and associates from Great Northern and Soo lines opposed the bill during the hearings.
La Crosse School of Music issues a thirty six page catalogue outlining courses by department with faculty photos and general information. The publication, praised as one of the best in the northwest, serves a large regional student body and is available on request.
Twenty four workers died and many injured as a mine cage broke while being lowered in Zwickau Germany. The accident occurred during routine operations and emergency crews responded to the coal mine.
Foo Wong, a Chinese student at Cornell, won first prize in an oratorical contest held in Ithaca New York. His speech focused on Abe Lincoln and the event marked a notable achievement for the campus competition.
William Wild of Preston, a longtime first class butcher with a fifteen year meat market, arrived in La Crosse to lead the meat department at the William Doerflinger store. He will assume duties Monday morning.
Odin J Oyen, back from a long business trip, reveals current decorating projects. A crew works at St Patrick’s Church in Butte Montana, the largest Catholic church in the state. Another crew decorates the Merchants Bank and Hotel Northern dining room in Billings. A third crew handles a $200000 Muscatine Iowa courthouse project, with further work on homes in Rushford Minnesota.
The American Sugar Refining Co raised rates by ten points across all sugar grades. Officials cite rising raw sugar costs, especially Cuban and Porto Rican stock, as the cause. Net cash price for standard granulated is $4.55 with one percent discount.
The piece emphasizes how a crucial man remains unseen beneath outward appearances. It argues that true significance often lies beyond the obvious and calls for deeper scrutiny of roles and contributions.
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